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I 100% agree about the hardware but I have to say the selling point of apple is the OS. I have an iPhone SE 2020 and the screen broke. This caused me to use my
by makingstuffs 4y ago
I 100% agree about the hardware but I have to say the selling point of apple is the OS. I have an iPhone SE 2020 and the screen broke. This caused me to use my QA device (Samsung S21+) while I returned to the city from the mountains.
It was a horrendous experience. The camera is unquestionably better in the Samsung but that is about all the positives I could take from my week of using it.
Android was just an abysmal experience from my perspective. Nothing on it seems intuitive and everything feels like a ploy to get you to use a product which will siphon your data off to Google.
Obviously this is just my own personal anecdotal experience so take it with a pinch of salt. But there will no doubt be others feeling the same.
I miss my old 3310 if I am honest. I’ve been looking at dumb phones recently. I just need one with WhatApp so I can talk to my family around the world ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- seized 4y agoPixels are IME the Android equal to iPhones. Much cleaner and nicer experience than Samsung.
- FullyFunctional 4y agoSecurity is not remotely comparable. Google couldn't even be bother to fix the glaring Wifi attack that their _own_ team found. I would be scared to own an Android phone, even a Pixel. Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBxBUIoeNYo&t=603s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBxBUIoeNYo&t=603s
- WastingMyTime89 4y ago> Android was just an abysmal experience from my perspective. I'm always amused by this kind of comment. I have been from ios to Android back to ios in the last few years. The two of them are so similar nowadays it's laughable. The UX is nearly identical.
- makingstuffs 4y agoIt really isn’t, take WhatsApp as an example. The UI on android is literally completely different to that of iOS.