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I could argue the same. The UX experience on android is horrible and about the only valid point that people have with android is that is more customisable.
by philliphaydon 4y ago
I could argue the same. The UX experience on android is horrible and about the only valid point that people have with android is that is more customisable.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoNo offense to the two of you but I recently switched to iOS for my personal phone and still have an Android phone at work. The UX of both are now basically the same and they keep copying each other every time one of them does something good. I was actually shocked by how close they are.
- wiseowise 4y agoNot really. Android is a clusterfuck of features and inconsistency. Even back gesture is bolted on. On iOS it is part of OS framework.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoIf you say so. Swiping left goes back on the two of them in a way I have trouble distinguishing. I lament the absence of intent on iOS but the integration with the rest of the Apple ecosystems is nice. Apart from that, well, can’t say I have seen much of a difference personally.