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Every android release I see things removed, and inconsequential things added. It seems like iOS has been doing the opposite, such that slowly they may meet in t
by bitsandboots 3y ago
Every android release I see things removed, and inconsequential things added.
It seems like iOS has been doing the opposite, such that slowly they may meet in the middle, and then iOS exceed android in every way.
Apple folk, can I get an honest opinion here: I've been using macOS lately and I hate it because it fails at really basic user experience things that've been common on windows/linux for decades. Like finder, it's just the worst.
If I were to get an iphone next generation instead of an android, would I have the same negative reaction to iOS? Would you say that iOS is a more complete, useful UX than macOS, for the smartphone use case?
I think I want to make the jump, but I also don't want to waste my time/money.
- mardifoufs 3y agoYes and when the Appstore restriction is removed and sideloading apps becomes trivial, I literally can't think of a single thing android would have over iOS. It's such a shame since android used to be much more than just iOS but with .apk.
- atlas_hugged 3y agoThey have a return policy. Give it a shot with a prepaid carrier like Mint.
- Given_47 3y agoI don’t use my iPhone for much more than for scrolling hn during breakfast, portable audio player, looking random things up if I’m on the go, and making calls. It’s fine for that. But the user is so restricted (u can look into jailbreaking), I try to use my phone the bare min and use my desktop for everything. For context this is also someone in the midst of dumping macOS for Linux as well