Demonax wrote:Sotos wrote:Demonax wrote:On my Android Phone:
Flashlight (maybe I should just get a torch instead)
The Restart button.
Really? In another thread you said that your phone was "high end". Mine is low end and 1.5 years old, and on it I run things like Google Maps, Youtube, Google Talk, BeyondPod, DropBox, ezPDF Reader, TuneIn Radio, QuickOffice, WiFi Analyzer, Taptu etc.
My Android phone was high-end. 1.5 years old. Runs Gingerbread, crashes a lot and the only thing I actually use it for is for calls and to see in the dark. As a mobile computing device it is very disappointing. Maybe it's because HTC haven't bothered to upgrade the OS since I bought it. But it's really horrible and cumbersome to use and the UI is just really ugly. It can run Youtube and tune in radio but having used Apple's latest IOS I can't even be bothered with the ugly HTC Sense interface. It's really put me off Android. I hear that Samsung phones are better but I have to be convinced. I've also never bought a single Android app, just use the free ones. Whereas I use a lot of high-quality Apple apps which have no equivalent on Android. That's why I'll be getting an iPhone next - even if it will be one of the cheaper older models. At least it'll run the latest Apple IOS. Just my experience. I have given it a try though but am disappointed overall.
having an iphlap and and not an iphlop would be eating you alive huh?...
well you should have spend a lot less on a tablet and gotten a better phone...and with change in your pocket if bought nothing from apple...
so we spend all this time discussing in depth the ipad and the tablet and it has proven, your only experience to date is with gingerbread...can't say you are not consistent with using outdated technology...you went out and bought an ipad...enough said...
