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It is not clearly a better experience. Give me a break. 99% of the time it is a grid of icons that launches apps. The notification area on Android is far superior and is actually quite useful compared to iOS where it is a jumbled mess. Apps on both platforms, more and more, are virtually identical. If you want integration with apple watch, then great use apple but your blanket statement about superior experience is e…
Like the person you've replied to, I have built custom ROMs and still do Android development, and I agree with their assessment. Will you dismiss my opinion as well? What is your metric based on which you label people fanboys? Notifications might be better, but the random bugs and glitches, endless vendor whims and all the inconsistencies are simply not worth it. Holistically iOS and its ecosystem are more consistent…
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#811Your comment is so crazy, seriously. I said it was not clearly better. I never claimed the opposite either. I never gave my opinion at all except to say, essentially "it's debatable". You are the one dismissing everyone who likes Android and accusing people who just say they disagree of shutting you down which I never did. The fanboy was true of the parent and is true of you, a fanboy is someone who is so in love with their own POV that they categorically claim their favorite phone os (give me a break) is the best, and then when someone even tries to say that isn't "clearly" true, they then get so defensive that they attack that person claiming that they were attacked. So yeah I'll stand by my fanboy comments, you have validated them.