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If I had to compare minor interface lag against the completely broken notification system on the iPhone, the latter absolutely eclipses the former. How is

If I had to compare minor interface lag against the completely broken notification system on the iPhone, the latter absolutely eclipses the former. How is notification system on iPhone „completely broken“? I am asking, because even if my needs for notification are very basic, but what iOS offers match them perfectly, so it is not by any means broken. If it was completely broken, it would not work at all, right? No there is no such thing as „minor interface lag“. If you notice a lag is not minor any more: it is one of the most irritating aspect of any UI. And UI stands for user interface: that means the thing you interact with every time you are using the device. That's why you always hear about „minor scroll stuttering“: because it is not minor. Complaining about iTunes dependency, but silent about Google services dependency? Wrong on all count. Indeed.

ergo98 16y ago
If you notice a lag is not minor any more: it is one of the most irritating aspect of any UI. The people who complain about minor, incidental interface lag are the people who don't use Android. To people who use it day to day it just doesn't matter. It really doesn't. But please, tell me again what's important to some iPhone users who don't use Android, repeat talking points, and live with a system missing basic functionality. Complaining about iTunes dependency, but silent about Google services dependency? Actually I'm complaining about the archaic, Windows Mobile like "Hook it up to a real computer" nonsense. Again, there is nothing good about that.
- rimantas 16y ago
  To people who use it day to day it just doesn't matter. It really doesn't. You saying so does not make it so. Invest some time in learning about usability, especially touch screen interfaces.
  - ergo98 16y ago
    Says some boring internet goblin that has almost certainly never touched an Android device, much less in any real world situation. You're another bore with your tired talking points pushing forward the iPhone religion. Get a grip.

ergo98 16y ago

If you notice a lag is not minor any more: it is one of the most irritating aspect of any UI. The people who complain about minor, incidental interface lag are the people who don't use Android. To people who use it day to day it just doesn't matter. It really doesn't. But please, tell me again what's important to some iPhone users who don't use Android, repeat talking points, and live with a system missing basic functionality. Complaining about iTunes dependency, but silent about Google services dependency? Actually I'm complaining about the archaic, Windows Mobile like "Hook it up to a real computer" nonsense. Again, there is nothing good about that.

rimantas 16y ago
To people who use it day to day it just doesn't matter. It really doesn't. You saying so does not make it so. Invest some time in learning about usability, especially touch screen interfaces.
- ergo98 16y ago
  Says some boring internet goblin that has almost certainly never touched an Android device, much less in any real world situation. You're another bore with your tired talking points pushing forward the iPhone religion. Get a grip.