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I'm actually not biased one way or another - we make apps for both, and I carry a Nexus and an iPhone wherever I go. But it's simple truth: * The iPhone back b
by andrewljohnson 15y ago
I'm actually not biased one way or another - we make apps for both, and I carry a Nexus and an iPhone wherever I go. But it's simple truth:
* The iPhone back button always takes you to one, and exactly one, screen.
* The Android back button can take you to many different screens, based on where you last were.
That's a gigantic difference, and leads to the button-mashing I describe.
- nazar 15y agoBut when pressing some UI element gets you to other apps like browser, facebook etc, that Android back button behavior is what makes my life easier.