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Locked downness is a non issue coming from a previous android fanboy. iOS is just superior in every way. No I don’t care that you can change some font on your a
by asylteltine 3y ago
Locked downness is a non issue coming from a previous android fanboy. iOS is just superior in every way. No I don’t care that you can change some font on your android phone.
- wavemode 3y agoCan you specify some examples of how "iOS is just superior in every way"?
- asylteltine 3y agoSmoothness Security Updates for even ancient phones Massively integrated ecosystem Higher quality apps, even googles own Best hardware
- awill 3y agoAgree with all of this. Apps are so much better on iOS. I have been on Android since the G1, but switched to iPhone with the 14 Pro Max. Here were the apps I switched to using when moving over to iOS. I consider every switch superior on iOS vs what I was using on Android. JuiceSSH: ShellFish OneTracker: Parcel Smart AudioBook Player: Prologue Plex client: Infuse is superior to Plex and direct-plays everything MX Player: Infuse replaces MX Player for local playback too Plex Dash: Varys (Plex Dash is also available on iOS, but Varys is superior) Embiggen: Big Markor: 1Writer RealCalc: RPN 30 Overdrop: Apple Weather Shredder Chess: Hiarcs & Shredder Chess. SwiftScan: ScanPro (I use this to scan work receipts) Todo app - Things (and Superlist)
- i5-2520M 3y agoI can swipe to go back on either side on Android, while on iPhones the 2 options is a swipe from the left or a button ON THE TOP LEFT OF THE SCREEN usually. With my right hand, even going back one page in the settings app is a chore on small iPhones, while being comfortable on even the largest Android phones. Who thought this was a good idea? So much of the common requires uncomfortable gestures / button presses.