Haalcyon
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My 4-year old son would find you. He can be quite a handful.
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Guys seriously??? This for(u)m is not a place for arguing. All I want is your thoughts and opinions.Thanks
Guys seriously??? This form is not a place for arguing. All I want is your thoughts and opinions.Thanks
They're not.
Why are Samsung phones better than Apple phones?
I think because they give customers options, Apple just kinda throws something at you and makes you like it lol.
Note 3 ~ 5s
I think because they give customers options, Apple just kinda throws something at you and makes you like it lol.
Note 3 ~ 5s
Exactly. Apple caters to the lowest common denominator. They are trying to protect users from themselves.Not at all. If you don't like what Apple offers you you get to choose something else. I think Apple cares more about a customer having a consistently working and polished experience rather than leaving it to the customer to figure out what experience they want and how to make what they want work consistently. Just different approaches.
I was really tempted to jump to iOS early on. The reason I stayed with Android was not the customization (though I do like that) but the functionality.I used to get a kick out of customizing my android phones. Troubleshoot, changing ROMs, fonts, learning how tune and tweak, measuring battery life, tun all that but then it got old. So I'd change devices. Then I realized I wanted something that just worked like iOS. I tried to customize my android devices to be like iOS but there was all the menus and what not. Some apps would be quirky and not be as fast or work as smooth as their iOS counterparts. Even simple ones like Monopoly. I realized I just wanted simple right now. There's enough work in my life and for some reason using my android devices began to feel like work. I can play games, among other things, for excitement. Perhaps, at some point again, I'll want the device itself to keep me entertained or make me work (I'm definitely not a fan of stock Android) and will, therefore, move back to Android.
I was really tempted to jump to iOS early on. The reason I stayed with Android was not the customization (though I do like that) but the functionality.
Using my nephew's iTouches was an annoying experience for me. The OS kept getting in my way every time I wanted to do something. The best example is probably the share menu...iOS is very restrictive in what you can share and when. I also did not like the lack of a folder structure...you have to keep stuff where iOS tells you to. At the time there was no way to do file management outside of iTunes...it was a huge pain in the *** to move stuff around outside of syncing. iOS does not want you to move stuff around on your own...they want you to sync and let them decide where everything should go.
"Open" for me just means I don't have to ask the OS permission to do stuff. It's not simply about customization.
The other thing I really hated was the lack of a back button at the OS level. I was never able to back out of stuff...I had to hit the home button and start over.