Re:Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic
by jordache on Monday October 17, 2016 @02:35PM
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yep.. i can't overstate how annoying the change is in iOS 10 from swipe to unlock to pressing the home button. I understand they are desperate to introduce "widget" type interface, but that's only because the normal iOS experience is just mindless grids of app icons... ugh. I have to support iOS at work, but use Android personally. Once you go Android, you don't go back.
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Been to Android and have developed on Android professionally. Android is widely known as a much more frustrating platform to develop with. I'm always open to change, but I couldn't leave Android fast enough.
> Once you go Android, you don't go back.
I've been a user of Android since Eclair. It wasn't good the. So I went back to iOS. I have many friends who are android only or iOS only. I prefer to use whatever is best at the time.
I'm currently typing this from a 6S+. I was looking forward to the Pixel but I'm not impressed. So I'll see what happens after the Pixel.
I really wanted the Note 7 but you know the story...
Re:Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic
by jordache on Monday October 17, 2016 @03:26PM
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i'm speaking in contemporary times of course, the current versions of android including the previous couple of major versions, have greatly surpassed iOS in terms of flexibility in usability.
Re:Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic
by dredmorbius on Monday October 17, 2016 @03:59PM
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I use Android and hate every moment of it.
Re:Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic
by bitmapbrother on Monday October 17, 2016 @07:13PM
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I also hate iPhones. I used to use one for work because I wanted to try it out. I switched to the Nexus 6p this year. I still keep the iPhone around, though, just to remind me why I hate iOS so much.
Re:Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic
by dredmorbius on Tuesday October 18, 2016 @10:49AM
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I'm not a fan of either. I've considerably more experience with Android.
My point is that familiarity need not breed love.