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I think you're just talking about the applications in a stock Nexus One, not the operating system itself (i.e. the UI, the services it provides, etc). If the ap
by sole 16y ago
I think you're just talking about the applications in a stock Nexus One, not the operating system itself (i.e. the UI, the services it provides, etc). If the apps are lousy it's one thing, but the system behaves quite predictably more often than not.
And yes, the stock apps could do with a bit improvement, but you can always install another alternative app from the market. That's what it is for, isn't it?
- ollysb 16y agoIn my experience that's a distinction iphone owners don't need to make.
- krschultz 16y agoBeing an iPhone owner I disagree (though original iPhone so I don't know about newer models). Mine crashed, not applications, the phone itself, on a regular basis.
- albertzeyer 16y agoI never ever had a crash of the OS (starting with 3.x, now still 4.0) so far on my iPhone 3GS.