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I've been on Android for a couple of years now and just got the Galaxy SII. It doesn't exactly feel wrong, but sure as hell it doesn't feel right, either. Ever
by drivingmenuts 15y ago
I've been on Android for a couple of years now and just got the Galaxy SII.
It doesn't exactly feel wrong, but sure as hell it doesn't feel right, either. Everything I do on Android seems to take about two or three steps more than it should. Some things just don't work. Some things just aren't possible. I can't find certain software that I need. The worst thing, it's missing fit and polish half the time.
This is the least comfortable I've ever been with a tech purchase. Hopefully, T-Mobile gets bought out and then I can play the get out of contract free card and get an iPhone.
- gardarh 15y agoI have to disagree with you - I got my SGS2 this spring (live in Europe) and it feels quite right to me. Browsing, for one, is really smooth. I thing Samsung did a good job with their Android customizations (well, they copied a lot of features from iPhone). However the iPhone UI is much more polished. That can hardly be debated, feels to me like the Android dev team "just made it work" and didn't have too much time to worry about polish. I really hope ICS fixes that.