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> Like your comment's parent, I try out another Android device every 18 months or so, and I still have yet to be impressed. And I try out an iOS device every y
by w1ntermute 14y ago
> Like your comment's parent, I try out another Android device every 18 months or so, and I still have yet to be impressed.
And I try out an iOS device every year or two, and I have yet to be impressed. The notification system is still inane, Mobile Safari still lags when scrolling, all your app icons still show up on your home screens, and you still can't use widgets on the home screen. When is Apple going to fix these glaring UX flaws?
- defen 14y agoOk, not trying to start an Apple war here, but: > The notification system is still inane No comment, haven't seen Android's version > Mobile Safari still lags when scrolling I haven't experienced this (iPhone 4 w/ iOS 5). Can you give specific URLs where this happens? > all your app icons still show up on your home screens You can make folders for your apps > you still can't use widgets on the home screen Not sure what this means (again, haven't used Android).
- wlesieutre 14y ago@defen, Android lets you put widgets like weather, clock, stocks, etc, in your home screens. Something like this: http://phandroid.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/smsunread_270x404.png http://phandroid.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07...