Do you use Android or iOS?
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Android...always. IMO
I've been an iPhone user since iPhone4. Currently iPhone13. Things seem intuitive, but less convenient.
Both Microsoft and Apple have consistently made things more difficult and less intuitive over the last several years.
Google doesn't do such a great job, either. Their support of the Chromecast a few years ago was abysmal. No info, no details, no help whatsoever. Just "fail".
Both Microsoft and Apple have consistently made things more difficult and less intuitive over the last several years.
Google doesn't do such a great job, either. Their support of the Chromecast a few years ago was abysmal. No info, no details, no help whatsoever. Just "fail".
Mike A.
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Both. I like Apple better for my phone. I use Android on tablets and various other devices. Both have their advantages/disadvantages. I've never really thought either was all that intuitive. Just a matter of what you have in your hand and take the time to learn. Apple had good marketing as far as useability and some things they really do very well. e.g., Very easy and solid interoperability of all of their stuff. But a lot of that also reflects limiting options and what's supported otherwise.
looney2ns
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Always used Android, Started with my first Pixel phone 4 yrs, ago. Won't use anything else. Wife and I both now have Pixel 7s'.
The bloat free experience of the Pixels, are great.
The number of My wifes questions, and problems she would have with her Samsung S9, has dropped 90% with the Pixel 7.
The bloat free experience of the Pixels, are great.
The number of My wifes questions, and problems she would have with her Samsung S9, has dropped 90% with the Pixel 7.
I am finally retiring my old Moto Z4 which also had a very true & bloat-free Android experience.
My new Pixel 7 is coming tomorrow.... I am only irritated about one thing...
I wanted NO recycled materials and as much carbon emissions as can possibly be made in the manufacture and delivery of this device. Why was I not given this option?
I have had a iPhone since the iPhone 3. The first of the year I got a Pixel 7 and loaded GrapheneOS on it.
It took me a few weeks to get used to it but I'll never go back. One thing that was for certain was how much I was addicted to my phone.
My wife needs a new phone and I may be taking her into a Pixel too and going to GrapheneOS too.
It took me a few weeks to get used to it but I'll never go back. One thing that was for certain was how much I was addicted to my phone.
My wife needs a new phone and I may be taking her into a Pixel too and going to GrapheneOS too.
Interesting--- I had not ever heard of GrapheneOS before.... I am going to have to look that over.
Sybertiger
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Android. Apple controls everything which means less ability to "tweak" things but harder to fuck up. I like to fuck things up. 
Strangely I can’tfind my old BlackBerrys. 
From the depths of a desk drawer. Last non-smart phone I had....
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How do you like the Graphene camera app with the Pixel 7?
I don't use my camera much. Strictly for taking a picture of various settings on equipment for reference.
I'm not taking pictures of anything where quality matters. So for what I need, it is completely fine.