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I used Android for a few years. Then I used iOS for a few years (iPhone and iPad). I switched back to Android two years ago. I liked a lot of things about iOS.

I used Android for a few years. Then I used iOS for a few years (iPhone and iPad). I switched back to Android two years ago. I liked a lot of things about iOS. Apps for Android tablets are still largely terrible and there is some bizarre behavior around SPens and multi-touch that I don't understand. But I could never go back. The biggest benefit is I have all my files automatically synced between my phone, tablet and laptop. I never have to manually push something to the right app, then figure out how to get that on my Windows laptop. It's just there. Whether it's emulator save files or ebooks or documents or photos or anything else.

jyrkesh 5y ago
As someone who's used Android for a really long time, I've never set out to accomplish something like this. What do you use for it?
- VortexDream 5y ago
  It's hard to pin down a single use-case, because there are so many situations where it turns out to be useful. Maybe I wrote a document on my laptop, which I don't have on me and I forgot to send it. I always have my phone, so I'm in never in a position where I don't have access to that document and can't complete that task. Maybe I have to wipe my phone or I get locked out of it, and I don't have to worry about losing anything and I don't have to put in any extra effort into backing things up (with the risk of forgetting something).