Apple or Android? Which one do you like more?
Android all the way. I used to repair phones (as a legit job and as a side job in school), so Iāve had a couple hundred different phones pass through my hands. Apple makes great products, but theyāre too āuser friendlyā for my tastes. You have a ton more freedom with Android.
I totally agree! Iām a Android dude. You have so much more freedom with Android.
Apple is dramatically more secure, and their SoCs are 2x - 3x faster than Android.
Basically Qualcomm super sucks, and since every Android device uses the same old same old Qualcomm SoCsā¦ they inherit the sucking.
The software part is pretty good these days with Android, but the hardware is super weak on Android from a security and perf perspective.
Android, hands down. I really enjoy the Android experience as a whole.
Apple is just tooā¦
āuser friendlyā for my tastes.
Exactly!!! I donāt know why people say Apple is better than Android
tasteā¦ like having your entire phone UI in Comic Sans?
You can change the font
Yeah, Iām not a fan of Apple products eitherā¦
And also I donāt like how there are no back buttons on iPhones
Samsung galaxy s9+ is what Iām using itās an android and the #1 phone out at the moment.
why start arguing when they are all used for the same thing: browsing yoyoexpert forums
Personally, I preferred my old Motorola flip phone. It served the function of a phone superbly.
I liked my Windows Phone the best. Nokia 1020. Oh, wellā¦
I have the S9+, and the Samsung junk really bothers me; stupid āBixbyā button. I know you can turn it off, but I think you have to go through the sign up process first. I just donāt like the permissions!
Now it keeps giving me notifications to use my Samsung account. I donāt want to! Ugh, Iām sure there are fixes, but I just donāt have time to research, so Iām just constantly slightly annoyed.
If I do come up with the time, Iāll probably root it, and install a custom ROM.
I know what you mean here, but iPhones are anything but user friendly to me. I donāt know what it is about them, but I donāt find them intuitive at all. Every time I have to do something on one, it seems like I get frustrated!
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Iāve had both Apple and Samsung for years. iPhone : 4, 5s, 6, 6s, 8plus, X and now XS max.
In between I blended in the Galaxy Note 3, a Samsung Galaxy 6 Edge and a Samsung 8; just to get a better balance in experience of both android and iOS systems.
I gave my girl my Samsung 8. She loves it.
My iPhone XS Max is the best phone experience I have had since I got my first cellphone in 1994.
Butā¦ I am not an Applehead. I have never ever considered getting a MacBook. My laptop and desktop are both Lenovo.
But for cell; Apple IPhone for the win. Not perfect but best for me.
I donāt think one is better than the other. I think the functionality that fits your individual needs; dictates which works best for you.
The āBackā buttons are usually at the top left corner of the app window. Thatās actually one thing I loathe about android and the majority of the android phones in general. Swipe to go back is so much more satisfying (and fluent) than having to reach down to press or tap on a physical button just to go back to a previous page view. I know many apps also have the arrow at the top on Android, but itās inconsistent. The physical buttons on some phones are on a different side than another one, thatās always fun to remember which is which on each phone.
This is one of the things that has kept me from fully switching. The UX in iOS, with itās controllers are just more refined and itās integrated consistently throughout the OS. On Android, itās a mix of gesture support, non gesture support - to requiring you to press physical (or haptic) buttons, even if the apps have the exact same interfaceā¦ Granted, the button serves itās function across all apps, Iām just not a fan of having to press that button at the bottom of the phone. It takes away from the experience and it takes more time to initiate contact with that button.
Thereās a ton of stuff that I like about Android though and thereās a fair amount of stuff that I really dislike about iOS and the iPhone (like not having a home button or headphone jack on the latest models!) They both have their strengths and weaknesses. So I donāt want to come off as an Apple fanboy. I really like the customization options that Android offers. Being able to define the grid on the home screen is nice and the ability to skin it how you want is also very appealing. I think itās one of the reasons why people prefer to go the Android route. Itās enticing for sure.
I use android cuz the phone was the cheapest option available. As long as I can do YouTube, spotify, audible, make calls, and text, i donāt really care what device I do it on.
Google has been experimenting with removing or minimizing the weirdo dedicated screen buttons. If you have used a new iPhone the āfull front face screenā is definitely the way to go. No buttons are needed with faceid!