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Those Google apps are part of the default Android experience. And I'd prefer a consistent experience as possible from phone to phone. It should however it possi
by pkaye 9y ago
Those Google apps are part of the default Android experience. And I'd prefer a consistent experience as possible from phone to phone. It should however it possible for the end user to install any other apps of their own preference. I certainly don't want to manufacturers and carriers to force them upon me.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoYou bought a Samsung phone, why wouldn't you have Samsung apps? Apple phones have Apple apps. Everyone need not have a single company's apps shoved forcibly down their throats.
- pkaye 9y ago> Apple phones have Apple apps. > Everyone need not have a single company's apps shoved forcibly down their throats. So it looks like Apple is shoving their apps down our throats.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoDon't you expect Apple phones to have Apple apps and Samsung phones to have Samsung apps? Why is Google supposed to be the dictator of experience on a Samsung device? And in a world where 85% of phones run Android, do you consider that an upside? That people only have the choice between Apple or Google experiences, and no others?
- bitmapbrother 9y agoBecause they created the OS. If Samsung has an issue with it then why don't they leave Android and start using their own OS?
- pkaye 9y agoSamsung is certainly within their rights to take the free portion of Android and replace the rest of the missing stuff with they own funky little apps.