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> My father for example always used Android. [...] > [H]e got an iPhone and he find it more difficult to use [...] I guess that's precisely because he is used
by lone-commenter 6y ago
> My father for example always used Android. [...]
> [H]e got an iPhone and he find it more difficult to use [...]
I guess that's precisely because he is used to Android, not because iOS is more difficult.
- perryizgr8 6y agoOh there are plenty of things that are way more difficult or impossible to do on iphone. An incomplete list: 1. Run a desktop window manager when connected to TV/monitor. 2. Share files using wifi direct or bluetooth. 3. Download torrents. 4. Switch between front and back cameras while recording a video. 5. Play fortnite. 6. Copy files to/from a flash drive. 7. Cast screen to TV. 8. Copy whatsapp chats from older phone.
- lone-commenter 6y ago> 6. Copy files to/from a flash drive. It's possible (but yeah, it's been a problem for long). Anyway: > 4. Switch between front and back cameras while recording a video. This is the only point that actually affects a typical user. The others are cherry-picked technological differences between the two platforms. They have nothing to do with usability, which is what people mean when they say iOS is simpler to use. > 8. Copy whatsapp chats from older phone. Yeah. If you kept the chats only locally (which you should). > 5. Play fortnite. Got me! PS. I used Android for long and liked it. I just think iOS is somewhat nicer and safer to use for common people.