The differences between these two phones are simultaneously very muted
and yet cavernously loud.
In a few specific specs the iPhone 15 edges
out its competitor, yet the Samsung Galaxy S23 remains a better device
when you evaluate the whole picture.
You have to completely ignore that the iPhone can't do thousands (upon thousands!) of very useful things that any Android phone easily does.
99.999% of which no ordinary consumers care about...
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote
The differences between these two phones are simultaneously very muted
and yet cavernously loud.
You have to be an adult when you read that sentence in that iOS is like a Barbie-and-Ken toy plastic corvette in terms of what it just cannot do.
The point is that you can't just ignore that the iPhone can't do thousands (upon thousands!) of very useful things any Android phone can easily do.
In a few specific specs the iPhone 15 edges
out its competitor, yet the Samsung Galaxy S23 remains a better device
when you evaluate the whole picture.
Please realize it's like comparing a Chevy with leather seats to a Ferrari when they're "claiming" to compare 'specific specs' between the two phones.
<https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=12548&idPhone2=12024>
You have to completely ignore that the iPhone can't do thousands (upon thousands!) of very useful things that any Android phone easily does.
there's a small number of things that android can do that ios cannot do
and many things that ios can do that android cannot (or nowhere near as easily). many have been previously listed, which he dutifully ignores.
99.999% of which no ordinary consumers care about...
On 9/19/23 17:29, Alan wrote:
99.999% of which no ordinary consumers care about...
Just because customers don't care about something doesn't mean it's not
nice to have the option.
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