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Wow, I guess I know which mark of cars to avoid in the future. I'll likely get downvoted for what amounts to a negative review of a popular Google product but
by hootbootscoot 6y ago
Wow, I guess I know which mark of cars to avoid in the future.
I'll likely get downvoted for what amounts to a negative review of a popular Google product but I find that Android is frustrating to use, hangs in the middle of tasks like typing the word "the" and has extremely dark UI patterns, like the word "backup" in one's photos immediately starting a cloud upload of what could be gigabvtes that even a power cycle won't stop. (there's no "stop" nor "x" on this upload either, and one wonders where "backup to SD" card fits into this all...)
Seriously, I can't tell if the ultimate Windows editions since XP were deliberately designed to throw away decades of power-user "ah yes, there's the Start Menu Button" knowledge, and by the same token, I can't tell if Google is merely incompetent or helping sling hardware and dataplans.
"Sorry sir, this phone that has 6 processing cores and more ram than 4 90's computers that ran Skype and some IM clients just fine, along with an IDE, a music player etc. this phone just simply isn't advanced enough to handle our material design concepts" or?
- EvilEy3 6y ago> Android is frustrating to use, hangs in the middle of tasks like typing the word "the" and has extremely dark UI patterns, like the word "backup" in one's photos immediately starting a cloud upload of what could be gigabvtes that even a power cycle won't stop. Buy proper phone, this had nothing to do with Android.