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Based on the overwhelming Apple bias of comments here I did not expect to see that Android was 70% of the market and iPhone was 27% of the market, with iOS also
by criley2 5y ago
Based on the overwhelming Apple bias of comments here I did not expect to see that Android was 70% of the market and iPhone was 27% of the market, with iOS also declining ~3% recently.
I personally love my Android device and using my iPad is kind of torture. It feels like being transported back in time to 2014. The springboard hasn't changed in a decade and wasn't great when it was introduced (auto-arrange icons to the top left, as far from your fingers as possible, with no ability to lock icons and build muscle memory? What is this 2014?)
You open the App Store and things like "Temple Run" and other bangers from the 2012 era are prominently displayed. It's like nothing changes.
I do like iPhone for my parents, it's very easy for me to offer tech support over the phone.
I think ultimately it's nice not to be a slave to the status symbol culture. Most people I know with the expensive phones... it's only about status.