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I get the author's point, but he has decided that frosted effects have gone out of fashion and uses this as a litmus test for whether or not a platform is in de
by durzagott 13y ago
I get the author's point, but he has decided that frosted effects have gone out of fashion and uses this as a litmus test for whether or not a platform is in decline.
The crux of this argument is that "pointless" features are a result of stalled innovation. I'm sure if the author was to look more closely at his Android phone he would see a great number of pointless features; especially in OEM skins like Touchwiz.
If the author was trying to convince me that Android is a superior platform when it comes to innovation (which it may well be) then he has failed to provided any evidence other than "because frosted effects".
- kleiba 13y agoBut he does give more evidence than that when he reports that he was using mostly non-Apple replacements for lots of his standard apps. I'm not sure whether the apps he lists are more "innovative" on Android, but apparently he found them more comfortable to use than the iOS built-ins.