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I reluctantly switched from Android to iOS last year. I wanted to stay with Android. I miss many features of my Android like web-based messages integration, a
by tcbawo 3y ago
I reluctantly switched from Android to iOS last year. I wanted to stay with Android. I miss many features of my Android like web-based messages integration, and a Message app that doesn’t eat messages (send or cancel… are you kidding me?). I liked freedom of choice. But, I was not confident that any of the Android offerings of the time had quality hardware or software that would last years.
Android desperately needs a premium offering with white glove service. Someone that stands behind their product for years, not walk away after the sale.
To win back kids, there needs to be cachet. They can’t just meet Apple’s quality and convenience — they need to exceed it.
They need less vendor-specific bloatware and a great experience and integration out of the box.