I use Windows and Android all the time and I always come back to the iPhone because it’s just a way better hardware value and has way better integration to a de

I use Windows and Android all the time and I always come back to the iPhone because it’s just a way better hardware value and has way better integration to a desktop system (the mac) than any other desktop/phone combo I know of. Android+ChromeOS could come close but the hardware is pretty inferior. Considering the grips mentioned by the author, it’s easy to get all the features I want by using iCloud. Personally I am always going to pay for cloud storage and I pay for a primary and a backup. iCloud is my primary, and I keep backup copies of my photos and files from iCloud on google drive and Dropbox as well. I used to prefer the browsing experience on Android until I realized safari on iPhone just isn’t always the smartest about figuring out the page zoom level. Brave sometimes gets it right more often, but you can always manually change the zoom. With most pages where I think WebKit is terrible and unusable I lately have figured out that changing the page zoom makes things work better. If I could make iOS do more I’d definitely want some real browser choice and maybe virtualization on the nicer iPads too. That’d go a long way to making iOS devices better at keeping me away from the laptop.