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Your "joke" would have some element of humor to it if there were any instability at all with current (or last year, or the year before) Android phones. Amazing

Your "joke" would have some element of humor to it if there were any instability at all with current (or last year, or the year before) Android phones. Amazing how that little bit of irrelevant swill diminishes an entire post.

gfodor 13y ago
Actually it sounds to me like it was a brilliantly executed troll.
drobati 13y ago
My Galaxy Nexus was riddled with terrible problems. I love Android and am not trolling. Android still has stability issues. Unfortunately, my phone was stolen yesterday and now I'm back to using a dumbphone until I can find something better.
- corresation 13y ago
  These sorts of anecdotes always appear. Here's mine -- Currently have a Galaxy S3 and a Nexus 4. Previously had a Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Glide. Prior to that had a Nexus One. Prior to that had a HTC G1 and G2. The last time there was any system instability at all was early in the life of the Nexus One. The OS has been absolutely rock solid since. Of course apps crash on occasion, just as they crash on my 3rd gen iPad and 5th gen iPod Touch. The system stability ruse, however, is noise.
LOLDATBUTTHURT 13y ago
UMAD?
baby 13y ago
Haven't had an android phone in over 6 month now but it wasn't really "stable".
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pilif 13y ago
It probably depends heavily on your device. I've had at least a crash a day with my Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7 also crashes at times. By crashing I mean: device reboots suddenly, which is of course a huge improvement over the 2.x days where the device would lock up completely, forcing you to take out the battery. I have no experience with more recent devices, where it might be even better. During 2012 I have been using both a Galaxy Nexus and a 4S as my main phone and at least MY galaxy was much crashier than the iPhone which is the origin of the joke. The remark was intended as a joke, not as stating fact because I only have two devices to compare. Thankfully, it was clearly marked as such though.

gfodor 13y ago

Actually it sounds to me like it was a brilliantly executed troll.

drobati 13y ago

My Galaxy Nexus was riddled with terrible problems. I love Android and am not trolling. Android still has stability issues. Unfortunately, my phone was stolen yesterday and now I'm back to using a dumbphone until I can find something better.

corresation 13y ago
These sorts of anecdotes always appear. Here's mine -- Currently have a Galaxy S3 and a Nexus 4. Previously had a Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Glide. Prior to that had a Nexus One. Prior to that had a HTC G1 and G2. The last time there was any system instability at all was early in the life of the Nexus One. The OS has been absolutely rock solid since. Of course apps crash on occasion, just as they crash on my 3rd gen iPad and 5th gen iPod Touch. The system stability ruse, however, is noise.

LOLDATBUTTHURT 13y ago

UMAD?

baby 13y ago

Haven't had an android phone in over 6 month now but it wasn't really "stable".

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pilif 13y ago

It probably depends heavily on your device. I've had at least a crash a day with my Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7 also crashes at times. By crashing I mean: device reboots suddenly, which is of course a huge improvement over the 2.x days where the device would lock up completely, forcing you to take out the battery. I have no experience with more recent devices, where it might be even better. During 2012 I have been using both a Galaxy Nexus and a 4S as my main phone and at least MY galaxy was much crashier than the iPhone which is the origin of the joke. The remark was intended as a joke, not as stating fact because I only have two devices to compare. Thankfully, it was clearly marked as such though.