The tech is cool too
Zero people have been swayed by the observation that the components can be acquired for cheaper
And the non-iOS phone users that are married to “how much control they have” have touched an iphone since 2014.
Zero people have been swayed by the observation that the components can be acquired for cheaper
And the non-iOS phone users that are married to “how much control they have” have touched an iphone since 2014.
I've been thinking of jumping to iPhone for the watch and privacy features. It really grinds my gears how much Google has sold out its users.
I don't even tinker that much and my foray into iOS lasted only 1 year with the 10S Max. The inability to arrange items freely on the desktop (leave a blank space) was frustrating. The lack of control over default apps was occasionally problematic. The inability to natively link to a Windows computer and transfer files is also something I use.
That said, there are a ton of benefits of iOS over Android that I recognize (iMessage, Apple Wallet, the screen responsiveness, etc).
Oh, how wrong I was. Siri is still garbage, CarPlay is terrible compared to Android Auto. And there's nothing even similar to Google Home. Apple's hands-free story is completely nonexistent which is fine if you've never used a decent hands-free ecosystem, but it's very hard to switch back to.
Its one vs many variants