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Swiping left to right from the leftmost edge of the phone onto the screen will execute the "back" function with or without the presence of a "back" arrow at the top-left corner.
but now they added this task switcher to iPad which also appears when dragging from the left edge, and now going back is like rolling a dice. you don't know how how to go back without triggering the task switcher so it ends up taking multiple attempts to go back without the OS consuming the input
Try Galaxy: A web app to demo Samsung’s OS on an iPhone
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Re: Try Galaxy: A web app to demo Samsung’s OS on an iPhone
#82Thanks Samsung, that is a great reminder for all iOS users that they still get the best experience in the market (not to mention privacy)!
I don't think this site will be very convincing, there are a lot of glitchy animations and unresponsive areas that look as if they should be working.
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Yeah, I don’t get it, I used to be an android user since the first Galaxy S up until the Galaxy S7, I’m really sensitive to slow devices, so as soon as my androids got a little slow (usually after a big update) I switched to the new shiny one. Then I got tired of buying flashy and expensive phones that lasted 2.5 years so I give the iPhone X a try. It’s 2023 and I still use the same phone I still get updates and what…
My iPhone 4S and iPad 2 were destroyed in performance after update from iOS6 to iOS7 (and helpfully without possibility of downgrade, thanks Apple), plus a lot of apps were deprecated in that update due to some API changes or whatever. That's just adding more data points to the legend of "perfect updates on the iPhones". My Samsung phone is 3 years old, it got 3 major updates over these years, and last update was 29/…
As a side-note, you've used your comment to remember some Apple devices from 13 years ago and compared them to an Android device bought in 2020.
Re: Try Galaxy: A web app to demo Samsung’s OS on an iPhone
#85Kind of wish this actually worked as a phone by running Android in the cloud. Would be really useful to have a second phone inside an app for all sorts of things.
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#86Felt like I jumped into 2008. After all these years they have failed to get rid of that cheap Android look.
Honestly, the post-iOS 7 look looks much, much cheaper. I've always wondered how Johnny Ive got away with icons that look like they were designed in 5 minutes with GIMP. Everything is just a disgusting gradient weirdly cut off by the squircle like a "Download now" scam ad on a shady late 2000s piracy website. Not to speak of the icons that have zero consistency. They don't have the same margins, elements, styles, deg…
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#87I’ve just tried it, and looks like I’m never going to buy Samsung instead of my iPhone :)
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The software is completely and utterly unusable for me. It reminds me of when I used to help my grandparents with technology, except now I am the grandparent. Nothing works like I'd expect and I just find it frustrating.
There are Android phones in a similar price range and I'm not really tempted to buy any of them. I would buy an iPhone running Android though.
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#88Here is a screen recording showing what that web app looks like on an iPhone 14 Pro running iOS 16.2 https://video.nstr.no/w/4uYSJs2a4iMb8R9XBZufn2
Just watching the incessant popups was frustrating.
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#90Here is a screen recording showing what that web app looks like on an iPhone 14 Pro running iOS 16.2 https://video.nstr.no/w/4uYSJs2a4iMb8R9XBZufn2
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=try+galaxy
From this search I also learned this used to be called "iTest" 2 years ago.