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People don't want to have to root a device to work around usability issues. That's why iOS devices are so popular, out of the box they just work (for the most p
by coin 13y ago
People don't want to have to root a device to work around usability issues. That's why iOS devices are so popular, out of the box they just work (for the most part).
- mikeash 13y agoOn the other hand, when you do bump into a problem, you generally can root Android devices, while iOS is getting to be pretty rough there.
- bananas 13y agoI've used both extensively. When iOS screws up, which at least it does in my house regularly[1], you're SOL. We're moving to Android devices slowly (up two Moto Gs at the moment). [1] we have three iOS devices and I'm the loveless tech support for them.
- sizzle 13y agoI was just suggesting this workaround personally after having been frustrated by the back button myself