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Samsung phones have customised UI which is significantly different than what this Android 13 Pixel rollout looks like. You and the OP aren't talking about the s

by izacus 4y ago

Samsung phones have customised UI which is significantly different than what this Android 13 Pixel rollout looks like. You and the OP aren't talking about the same thing.

curiousgal 4y ago
OneUI is actually much better than the shit Google has tried to pull with A12/A13.
- izacus 4y ago
  As a Samsung OneUI user (and occasional Pixel user as a developer) I disagree. I like Samsung for their customisability and additional features, but the UI is very much in a "yeeeeeshhh" category.
  - curiousgal 4y ago
    I am sorry have used Android 12?
znpy 4y ago
My last samsung phone would randomly disconnect from the mobile network, without any warning, and would keep showing it had signal available. Of course that meant I would lose calls and texts, because it showed no indication of being effectively offline. The only fix would be a full reboot. Which is completely moronic for a brand new and expensive phone. More so if you think that receiving and making calls is the flipping basic purpose of a phone. I have since then switched to an iphone, using the same sim card and provider, and having no issues so far. I might go back to android in the future, but surely not to samsung.
wiseowise 4y ago
Regardless of customizations, they use same animations. Even high end galaxies are nowhere near iPhones, and I say that as an Android developer and user for 8 years. Framedrops, jank, inconsistent styles, it’s just impossible to fix, it seems. Or Google doesn’t care. And no, it’s not different on Pixels, it also drops frames and has nowhere near as fluid animations as iOS.
- izacus 4y ago
  No, they really don't use the same animations (or even look the same). Moreover, at least comparing S22 and Pixel 6 Pro I have at hand, the S22 is significantly laggier and slow, while Pixel isn't.
  - wiseowise 4y ago
    Sure they do, or you think Pixels roll out custom animations bypassing OS framework?
    - izacus 4y ago
      It's the other way around, Samsung rolls out custom UI which changes and bypasses animations.
      - wiseowise 4y ago
        Do you have any links where I can read about this?
solarkraft 4y ago
This was probably the case in the past, but I was surprised by how similar Samsung's Android 12 is to Lineage OS 12 on the Note 10. They've kind of converged.

by izacus 4y ago

Samsung phones have customised UI which is significantly different than what this Android 13 Pixel rollout looks like. You and the OP aren't talking about the same thing.

curiousgal 4y ago

OneUI is actually much better than the shit Google has tried to pull with A12/A13.

izacus 4y ago
As a Samsung OneUI user (and occasional Pixel user as a developer) I disagree. I like Samsung for their customisability and additional features, but the UI is very much in a "yeeeeeshhh" category.
- curiousgal 4y ago
  I am sorry have used Android 12?

znpy 4y ago

My last samsung phone would randomly disconnect from the mobile network, without any warning, and would keep showing it had signal available. Of course that meant I would lose calls and texts, because it showed no indication of being effectively offline. The only fix would be a full reboot. Which is completely moronic for a brand new and expensive phone. More so if you think that receiving and making calls is the flipping basic purpose of a phone. I have since then switched to an iphone, using the same sim card and provider, and having no issues so far. I might go back to android in the future, but surely not to samsung.

wiseowise 4y ago

Regardless of customizations, they use same animations. Even high end galaxies are nowhere near iPhones, and I say that as an Android developer and user for 8 years. Framedrops, jank, inconsistent styles, it’s just impossible to fix, it seems. Or Google doesn’t care. And no, it’s not different on Pixels, it also drops frames and has nowhere near as fluid animations as iOS.

izacus 4y ago
No, they really don't use the same animations (or even look the same). Moreover, at least comparing S22 and Pixel 6 Pro I have at hand, the S22 is significantly laggier and slow, while Pixel isn't.
- wiseowise 4y ago
  Sure they do, or you think Pixels roll out custom animations bypassing OS framework?
  - izacus 4y ago
    It's the other way around, Samsung rolls out custom UI which changes and bypasses animations.
    - wiseowise 4y ago
      Do you have any links where I can read about this?

solarkraft 4y ago

This was probably the case in the past, but I was surprised by how similar Samsung's Android 12 is to Lineage OS 12 on the Note 10. They've kind of converged.