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I think this feeling is down to two factors: 1. Many iOS users are now, for the first time, trying out Android as a result of affordable yet high quality devic
by kaolinite 14y ago
I think this feeling is down to two factors:
1. Many iOS users are now, for the first time, trying out Android as a result of affordable yet high quality devices being available (Nexus 4 and 7, especially).
2. Other platforms, especially Android, are introducing new features that iOS does not have and Apple may not wish to copy. For example: Android recently introduced lockscreen widgets, something I personally find to be completely over the top. Meanwhile, Samsung are trying out all kinds of wacky ideas (as seen with the S4 release). Compared to these, iOS does seem a little plain and boring - though personally I'm glad.
Up until 3-4 months ago, I was an Android user and had been for many years. I switched to an iPhone 5 and suddenly iOS feels fresh whilst Android feels stale. It's just what you're used to, I suspect.
- gte910h 14y agoI just got a Nexus 7 for work. Some interesting transitions, etc, but many apps still look horrible and scrolling is still painful to watch.