I’ve been on the Android train pretty much since the beginning. I had a Motorola milestone, aka the moto “droid” from way back, moved on to HTC, then to Google’s Nexus line and I’ve been riding the pixel train since it came into being. I’ve never used an iOS device as my primary phone, ever.
I’ve had iPhones, and I used them as spare/backup devices or secondary phones for a while. iOS isn’t my cup of tea, but even ignoring all that, there’s precious few features that iOS has implemented before Android had them… Copy and paste comes to mind.
Does that mean iOS sucks, has always sucked, and will always suck? Absolutely not. Use what you like. Enjoy what you like. Features be damned.
The whole Android vs iOS debate is long over blown and so drawn out that it’s boring to even mention. On top of that, both Android and iOS have stolen design elements and features from eachother since day one. They have both trended towards eachother to the point that apart from UI/UX, there’s honestly very little difference for 90% of things. The only major actual feature that’s different right now is the blue vs green bubble thing with text messaging. And again, who cares? The only people that make a stink about it are iOS fanboys trying to mock their non-iOS “friends” and “loved ones”.
It’s idiotic that this even made it to an article. It’s as relevant as “old man yells at cloud”.
Who cares what some blow hard CEO thinks?
I’ve been on the Android train pretty much since the beginning. I had a Motorola milestone, aka the moto “droid” from way back, moved on to HTC, then to Google’s Nexus line and I’ve been riding the pixel train since it came into being. I’ve never used an iOS device as my primary phone, ever.
I’ve had iPhones, and I used them as spare/backup devices or secondary phones for a while. iOS isn’t my cup of tea, but even ignoring all that, there’s precious few features that iOS has implemented before Android had them… Copy and paste comes to mind.
Does that mean iOS sucks, has always sucked, and will always suck? Absolutely not. Use what you like. Enjoy what you like. Features be damned.
The whole Android vs iOS debate is long over blown and so drawn out that it’s boring to even mention. On top of that, both Android and iOS have stolen design elements and features from eachother since day one. They have both trended towards eachother to the point that apart from UI/UX, there’s honestly very little difference for 90% of things. The only major actual feature that’s different right now is the blue vs green bubble thing with text messaging. And again, who cares? The only people that make a stink about it are iOS fanboys trying to mock their non-iOS “friends” and “loved ones”.
It’s idiotic that this even made it to an article. It’s as relevant as “old man yells at cloud”.