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I welcome any competition into the mobile OS market, especially if it brings a refreshing new take on design and user experience. My devices all run Android an
by Osiris 14y ago
I welcome any competition into the mobile OS market, especially if it brings a refreshing new take on design and user experience.
My devices all run Android and while it's usable, I'm not a huge fan of many aspects of the OS. While I don't plan on getting a BB10 device, I am interested to see if or how its innovations cause other OS vendors to adjust their own user experience.
- dmix 14y agoI'm fine with the Android OS, still not a fan of the hardware. Although its gotten better, Android phones are still nowhere near the physical build quality of the iPhone 4 (including the S3 which I'm currently using).
- eropple 14y agoBattery life aside, I found the Nexus 4's build quality to be quite nice--in the iPhone ballpark. (The battery life was a killer for me, though, so I went back to my Galaxy Nexus.)
- pavanky 14y agoWhen I held the iphone 5 it felt like I could damage it if I held it with a tight grip[ (I am a big man). My One X doesn't feel that way. Perhaps what physical build quality means is subjective?