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A more stable, frequently updated platform with decent hardware offerings and the fastest chips on the market does not amount to inferior phones.
by nicebill8 6y ago
A more stable, frequently updated platform with decent hardware offerings and the fastest chips on the market does not amount to inferior phones.
- paulnechifor 6y agoI'm not sure about any of that. Android phones are ridiculously diverse, from overpowered "gaming" behemoths to tiny ones like Unihertz Jelly. But in the end I guess what matters more is whether you want a single person to control what you view or not, like when they banned James Joyce because of an illustration of a man skinny dipping.
- squeaky-clean 6y agoYour comment doesn't really disagree with theirs. One major reason Android feels so fragmented is all the different devices. My last Android phone was an LG G3 (yeah I know I'm out of date nowadays). It had a really good camera (for the time) with a fast laser autofocus. Turns out no app used the proper APIs to take advantage of laser autofocus. If I wanted to take a picture with an app, I would have to take a picture with the camera app, and then upload it. Except certain apps like Instagram didn't allow you to upload photos from your camera roll, so any instagram photo I took was not in focus. In my opinion iOS was far better when there were fewer different devices released every year, but it's still better today than Android.