Never seen a Nexus 4?
Never seen a Nexus 4?
What are you talking about? They've overhauled it immensely.
TBQH, using all the phones I've ever owned as my 'sample'...my research indicates that cheap creaky ABS plastic tends to be the most durable, simply because it has some give to it.
Not trying to make excuses for cheap devices; it just honestly seems like the truth. It's like cars and 'crumple zones.'
really? because i get popups all the time about how often i need to update itunes, even after having updated it... pretty fucking obnoxious.
No, but if it is all glass that's the same stupid idea. Thing is, there are plenty of non-glass Android phones to choose from. For apple, if you wanted the newest at the time, that was your only choice was a glass phone with funky antennas.
Nah. I like choice. I like having some control over my stuff. And I like my freakin' back button
Your back button with crazy unpredictable behavior?
? how is it unpredictable?
"press once more to exit" WTF DOES THAT MEAN?
are we talking about android phones?? whenever i press back on my android phone, it goes back. if there's an app open and i press back through to the main menu of the app and it asks me if i want to exit the app, i hit ok. i don't understand the complexity in understanding this.
What the fuck? How is this shit not locked within minutes?
You can have an other row of icons now.
are we talking about android phones?? whenever i press back on my android phone, it goes back. if there's an app open and i press back through to the main menu of the app and it asks me if i want to exit the app, i hit ok. i don't understand the complexity in understanding this.
You can have an other row of icons now.
Not really a fair comparison, I drop my Galaxy Nexus all the time and it's got essentially no damage (curved glass prevents it hitting face on for the most part). I've met far more iphone owners with broken screens than android.
No.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/09/18/ux-things-i-hate-about-android/
In just the time I've spent with Android, I know that the behavior of Back is unpredictable. You just might have a selective / delusional memory.
It's more of a poor vs well to do rather than a race thing. Like it or not, Apple IS the standard when it comes to smart phones or tablets. Everything else is just a knockoff product. The ONLY way to change that perception is for the competition to deliver a new and refreshing product. Android manufacturers haven't done that. They've delivered a similar performing product, which isn't good enough. Apple redefined what a smart phone and tablet should be. If Android wants to have a brand image like Apple, they need to innovate and quit catering to the lowest common denominator.
BTW, Android still doesn't have an answer to AirPlay. And no, DLNA is not the same.
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Explain.
Caveman- really? That screen is a joke. It will tell you what is consuming the majority of your battery, but I hope you're not actually using that number as a guide for battery life.
My 1500mAH battery is now averaging about two days. The negative: that took some tweaking. The positive: I wouldn't have been able to do a damn thing about it on an iPhone.
Must be the little blue bombers the company is taking while looking at all the Android porn.Hmm, it does look taller, which was everyone's complaint of course. May just be the angle though. :hmm:
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Possibly, but you likely wouldn't have that issue on an iPhone to begin with. There have been battery issues in the past but all I had to do was update my phone when a fix was released. And it lasted an entire day to begin with.
Just over the weekend my iPhone 5 lasted me 2 days with over 30% battery left by the time I let it charge at the normal time I do daily anyway. I very likely could have left it off for another day without issue.