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So you have several Android phones from different vendors, and use them all on a regular basis? Because otherwise the complaint about the buttons being arranged
by Tichy 15y ago
So you have several Android phones from different vendors, and use them all on a regular basis? Because otherwise the complaint about the buttons being arranged differently on different phones seems a bit odd. Why would you care, as long as you know the arrangement on your phone?
Is the path app for iOS better than the Android version? Because it also seems odd to blame the OS for the flaws of some specific apps.
Personally I am sad to see buttons being optimized away. For example my Galaxy Tab doesn't have a search button. Now all apps seem to hide the search functionality in a different place. I miss not having to search for the search button.
- baddox 15y agoI do frequently use many different Android phones, because I do Android development. I've briefly compared Path on Android and iPhone. Other than performance (iPhone is much smoother), I didn't notice many differences. I'm not really blaming the OS for having any technical flaws. I'm speaking more to flaws in the platform.