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I like to customize my phone to be exactly what I need from it. Things I do that are only possible in Android: 1) I script some behaviors using Tasker. One e
by citrusx 7y ago
I like to customize my phone to be exactly what I need from it.
Things I do that are only possible in Android:
1) I script some behaviors using Tasker. One example is that I have a script that takes it out of vibrate mode and turns on the ringer if I'm home (GPS), the phone is plugged in, and it's between the hours of 9am and midnight.
2) This requires root, so it might not be worth the trouble for you, and it's not available on every phone. But, I've managed to make my default home screen completely blank. My primary "launcher" is an app called "Pie Control", which doesn't appear unless you touch an area of the screen, which you can set. I can also swipe up to get a screen with all of my apps - The default behavior of Nova Launcher.
It's not just customization. Really, the sky is the limit when it comes to what you want the phone to do. With an iphone, the limit is the constraints of Apple's design.
- discaler 7y agoApple has shortcuts which is actually better than tasker and has system wide support and new shortcuts can be easily shared and can easily do some of tasks mentioned above. https://www.imore.com/macstories-releases-archive-150-free-shortcuts-use https://www.imore.com/macstories-releases-archive-150-free-s... seriously amount of ignorance that Android fans about ios is breathtaking.
- bobbylarrybobby 7y agoAnd don’t forget that in iOS 13 shortcuts can run shortcuts automatically based on location, connected WiFi networks, toggling system settings, etc.
- mackrevinack 7y agoand don't forget that tasker can do those things too