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#1-4 seem like reasonable issues, and I hope they get fixed. None are things that are a problem for me, but I can see how they would be for some. #5 - I might
by NickPollard 13y ago
#1-4 seem like reasonable issues, and I hope they get fixed. None are things that are a problem for me, but I can see how they would be for some.
#5 - I might be misunderstanding this, but it reads like: Apple-specific hardware does not work on Android, and this is the fault of Android. I would say the fault lies with Apple, who force proprietary interfaces and not open standards. Then again, for headphone interfaces (which I myself don't use - I have a decent pair of Sony headphones which just have a standard audio jack for audio only), I suspect that other manufacturers are dropping the ball too.
- benguild 13y agoI agree with your thoughts on #5. The main reason I mentioned it was not at the fault of Android, but more just at the fault of manufacturers. I'm glad we've agreed on USB, but I don't understand the need for proprietary 3.5mm remote protocols at this point.