Lol, that's the most absurd thing I've ever read.
Satire, right?
Android feels like a step back in time while stale iOS feels like the future, eh? Ok.gif
The most absurd thing youve ever read was that some doesnt vibe off Android and thinks the widely reported problems with a phone were a dealbreaker?
That list reads a lot like the person didn't want to set up their phone and was already convinced they were gonna hate it.
This sounds like you didnt even read the post. I clearly said I like the phone itself (despite the issues) but I dislike Android.
Blue shift is literally the same across all panel types and I've not noticed a bit since getting my phone.
Well thats simply not true, its mainly an issue with OLED panels. As I said that was a minor point but irritating non the less.
Regardless, my iPhone doesnt seem to suffer from it.
Setting up all your Google related programs takes some time but is worth it with how well the phone adjust and learns about your day and provided contextually pertinent information regularly.
Im sure it is but it was very insistent at every step that I link accounts to this and that, and then somehow my administrator has locked me out of Google Assistant, ask them for permission. Like what?
It felt like I was being hassled far too often by the OS to do what it was asking, leave me alone!
I have fingerprint banking for my banks app. So not sure what they are talking about.
HSBC doesnt offer it and as I run a business I need to check my personal and business banking (on separate apps) quite regularly. On Android I had to pull out my pin sentry device, type in the code, then my password, then type the password from the pin sentry, urgh.
Its not just banking, even the apps that work just fine all felt a tiny bit wonky and unresponsive, YouTube would take ages to flip to landscape/sometimes not at all, on FB you cant just swipe down to stop a video and it was all ugly and square looking, etc. [/quote]
Fingerprint on the back of phones(especially pixel) is amazing as you can unlock your phone as you take it out of your pocket. Being able to slide down on the sensor to check notifications is amazing.
I didnt mind it too much, its just not as intuitive as simply on the home button. And I didnt like having to pick it up off the desk to unlock it.
And lets be honest, theyre instant these days, is unlocking it as you take it out of your pocket (which you can do with a front facing one anyway) really a thing to get excited about?
iOS at this point is just too simple. So much shit you can't do on iOS and it feels like an operating system for toddlers.
I havent found anything I cant do on iOS quicker, slicker and easier than on Android. Im a busy guy, I dont have time to mess about with extra stuff, I just want my phone to carry out the simple tasks I ask of it without any hassle.
Edit: oh yeah, one more little point, the pixel just felt that little bit too big (I had it in the fabric case) to the point that I felt like I had to readjust it in my hand to use it properly. My iPhone feels like the ideal size, it just works.
