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While all the points you mention do bear some credence, I think the biggest argument for iOS tablets over Android is the lack of first party tablet app support
by vxNsr 8y ago
While all the points you mention do bear some credence, I think the biggest argument for iOS tablets over Android is the lack of first party tablet app support on Android. I;m not saying there are no tablet apps, just they're a lot less common vs iPad apps, which often are a lot more than just scaled up iphone apps.
- Krasnol 8y agoWhere is the exact problem there? I never came upon an app that would cause a problem on my Android tablet because it's not a "first party tablet app". Especially nothing that would justify the immense cost of an iPad.
- vxNsr 8y agoI guess it's a question of convenience, if all you're getting is a big phone app, it's not always gonna work very well, I'm not sure what you mean by "would cause a problem" but I've often come upon apps that simply aren't nearly as easy to use on a tablet compared to a phone.
- Krasnol 8y agoWell then maybe we're not understanding each other since I don't have a clue where the convenience problem may even be.
- sanitizer 8y agoFor me, it's not a convenience problem, it's a trust problem. After all the bad press I've read, I can never trust my family's data to Android. The premium I pay for Apple products lets me sleep at night.