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I had to switch away from Android to iPhone because although there's a lot about Android I prefer, I need my basic apps to run without fucking crashing. I'm tal
by jes5199 14y ago
I had to switch away from Android to iPhone because although there's a lot about Android I prefer, I need my basic apps to run without fucking crashing. I'm talking about sending sms being impossible because the stock SMS app crashes. Being unable to use Maps because typing in the blank caused it to crash.
And the thing is, I suspect that there are good Android phones that don't have these problems, but several of my friends have phones from several different vendors that are nearly unusable. It's like a minefield - I want to buy my girlfriend a replacement for her mostly-broken Android phone, but I have no idea how to evaluate whether a given model will be a broken piece of shit. At least iPhone is a known quality - I miss having a decent Maps app, but at least it isn't broken.
- herval 14y agoThe most recent builds (coupled with decent hardware, of course) have less and less of these problems. The only lingering problems I see are the lack of good apps (there ARE good apps appearing on Android, but the good/bad ratio is still pretty bad) and the always bad battery life (no matter how low end or high end the device is)...
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