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Android is dumb cancel it use iphones

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Android is stupid cancel it thx use iphones they are the best
ok troll, you post this on an android forum.

.....let the flaming begin!!!!!!!!!!

GO BACK TO YOUR PILE OF CRAP PLE......BYE FELICIA
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iCan't believe iDidn't see it before now! From now on iGotta buy everything APPLE sells because "iPhones just work"!
(But only with Apple products like Macs, Macbooks and AirWhatever else they want me to buy)

There's no thinking involved with iPhones! No brain power wasted on setting up widgets and home screens to make the device uniquely mine! I'll focus on animating myself as a poop and sharing all my naughty stuff with the Genius when iTake my iPhone in for some minor tweak iCan't figure out! My iPhone will work just like everyone else's... and iWill finally be assimilated into the collective!

@Dannydet there aren't any cliffs near me: so I'll just execute my Z Fold 3 by firing squad! (I'm in Tennessee and I can do that)
 
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No brain power wasted on setting up widgets and home screens to make the device uniquely mine!
In the interests of fairness I have to point out that iOS has supported desktop widgets for a year now. Yes, they are still far less flexible than Android widgets, but a bit more desktop customisation is possible.

You can even leave blank spaces on your desktop if you use transparent widgets as padding - otherwise it's still "everything goes in a grid starting from the top-left corner", a "revolutionary" interface strangely indistinguishable from 1990s PDAs...
 
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In the interests of fairness I have to point out that iOS has supported desktop widgets for a year now.

Well, okay. I'm happy to know that iOS finally has some widgets: something Android has supported since 2008. I also understand that some iPhones now support wireless charging: something Android has supported since 2013. So "iPhones just work"... they just don't work as well.

:p
 
Well, okay. I'm happy to know that iOS finally has some widgets: something Android has supported since 2008. I also understand that some iPhones now support wireless charging: something Android has supported since 2013. So "iPhones just work"... they just don't work as well.

:p
Ah, now I still don't care about wireless charging, though I care even less about proprietary wireless chargers like Apple use: I refuse to use any vendor-specific systems, be that charging, payment or interoperability, no matter who the vendor is, because as far as I'm concerned any system that only works with one manufacturer's product is an attempt to lock the customer in to that manufacturer. Of course that game is central to Apple's strategy: get people used to Airdrop or their hand-over system, provide enhanced messaging that only works between Apple devices, and the greatest lock-in of all, the Apple Watch, an extremely expensive accessory that becomes useless if you stop using an iPhone. But I take the same view of "ecosystem" features from other manufacturers as well, it's just that Apple play that particular game harder than most.
 
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