A promoter of Android? LMFAO.
One more, and it can be good or bad, is that on iOS an app cannot
prevent screen shots.
there are ways to prevent capturing what's on the screen.
it's also meaningless since someone can use a separate camera to take a
photo of the screen.
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* *Name just one*
In another thread, Steve claimed that the basic functionality of "Garage Band" and "Apple News" is _completely missing_ from Android... which means Steve doesn't understand what functionality is if he can't separate functionality from brand names.
Likewise, in the same thread, nospam pasted a ton of trademarks (such as "Apple Pay" and even "animoji" as his idea of useful basic functionality
that he thinks Android completely lacks.
Neither Steve nor nospam can separate functionality from marketing brands. Hence, the question remains...
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* *Name just one*
Hint: You can't.
There is a good reason for that but first you have to realize the facts. *Apple severely restricts what the apps can do; Google can't*
--
And no, we're not talking rooted/jailbroken and we're not talking about
which app brand you happen to like best. If you happen to like some of the features of a brand X newsreader, for example, that is only on one platform and not the other, then that doesn't count because newsreaders are on both platforms - and hence the basic app functionality isn't completely missing from either platform.
On Wednesday, August 10, 2022 at 3:43:24 PM UTC-4, Andy Burnelli wrote:
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* >> *Name just one*
In another thread, Steve claimed that the basic functionality of "Garage
Band" and "Apple News" is _completely missing_ from Android... which means >> Steve doesn't understand what functionality is if he can't separate
functionality from brand names.
Likewise, in the same thread, nospam pasted a ton of trademarks (such as
"Apple Pay" and even "animoji" as his idea of useful basic functionality
that he thinks Android completely lacks.
Neither Steve nor nospam can separate functionality from marketing brands. >> Hence, the question remains...
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* >> *Name just one*
Hint: You can't.
There is a good reason for that but first you have to realize the facts.
*Apple severely restricts what the apps can do; Google can't*
--
And no, we're not talking rooted/jailbroken and we're not talking about
which app brand you happen to like best. If you happen to like some of the >> features of a brand X newsreader, for example, that is only on one platform >> and not the other, then that doesn't count because newsreaders are on both >> platforms - and hence the basic app functionality isn't completely missing >> from either platform.
The ability to boot up a new phone and install your apps and other settings from an iPad signed into the same account. Or, wipe/reset an iPhone and restore using an iPad. VERY useful.
In my case access to hearing aid technology via iPhone Accessibility settings. This is not available on our Android phone or tablet.
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* *Name just one*
In another thread, Steve claimed that the basic functionality of "Garage Band" and "Apple News" is _completely missing_ from Android... which means Steve doesn't understand what functionality is if he can't separate functionality from brand names.
Likewise, in the same thread, nospam pasted a ton of trademarks (such as "Apple Pay" and even "animoji" as his idea of useful basic functionality
that he thinks Android completely lacks.
Neither Steve nor nospam can separate functionality from marketing brands. Hence, the question remains...
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* *Name just one*
Hint: You can't.
There is a good reason for that but first you have to realize the facts. *Apple severely restricts what the apps can do; Google can't*
--
And no, we're not talking rooted/jailbroken and we're not talking about
which app brand you happen to like best. If you happen to like some of the features of a brand X newsreader, for example, that is only on one platform and not the other, then that doesn't count because newsreaders are on both platforms - and hence the basic app functionality isn't completely missing from either platform.
On Wednesday, August 10, 2022 at 3:43:24 PM UTC-4, Andy Burnelli wrote:
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* >> *Name just one*
In another thread, Steve claimed that the basic functionality of "Garage
Band" and "Apple News" is _completely missing_ from Android... which means >> Steve doesn't understand what functionality is if he can't separate
functionality from brand names.
Likewise, in the same thread, nospam pasted a ton of trademarks (such as
"Apple Pay" and even "animoji" as his idea of useful basic functionality
that he thinks Android completely lacks.
Neither Steve nor nospam can separate functionality from marketing brands. >> Hence, the question remains...
*Name a _single_ useful basic iOS app functionality not already on Android* >> *Name just one*
Hint: You can't.
There is a good reason for that but first you have to realize the facts.
*Apple severely restricts what the apps can do; Google can't*
--
And no, we're not talking rooted/jailbroken and we're not talking about
which app brand you happen to like best. If you happen to like some of the >> features of a brand X newsreader, for example, that is only on one platform >> and not the other, then that doesn't count because newsreaders are on both >> platforms - and hence the basic app functionality isn't completely missing >> from either platform.
Here is another one. My iPad receives text messages sent to my phone. Do Android tablets have that capability across brands?
On 2022-08-21 10:32, Jerry Friedman wrote:
On 8/21/22 5:17 PM, Alan wrote:
The current version of iOS supports devices that are nearly 8 years old.
You don't understand you can't update the main Apple app after that.
With Android you can.
With iOS, you can't.
Android is like Japanese cars.
iOS is like American cars.
Android started as junk and then it improved and never stopped improving. iOS never improved so the Apple apps stop getting their security updates.So is this just the next "Arlen" sock?
Show me a 7 year old Android phone that can run the latest version of Android.
Just one.
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