Well Android devices are inherently fragmented while Apple employs a unified experience or central voice to their operating system.
I was one of those pro Android debaters up until 2018 when my wife convinced me to try Apple for a month. After about two weeks of customization withdrawal I was absolutely hooked to IOS. IOS just feels like a more polished experience over Android while Android feels like they’re too many competing perspectives on what the operating system should be.
I also haven’t used a Google app since 2019 including maps and the search engine.
For the first time I realized that it’s not about the best hardware but about the user experience and I find myself using my Apple phone far more thanI ever did an Android.
Well Android devices are inherently fragmented while Apple employs a unified experience or central voice to their operating system.
I was one of those pro Android debaters up until 2018 when my wife convinced me to try Apple for a month. After about two weeks of customization withdrawal I was absolutely hooked to IOS. IOS just feels like a more polished experience over Android while Android feels like they’re too many competing perspectives on what the operating system should be.
I also haven’t used a Google app since 2019 including maps and the search engine.
For the first time I realized that it’s not about the best hardware but about the user experience and I find myself using my Apple phone far more thanI ever did an Android.