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For people who miss itunes syncing - I think doubletwist is pretty good. Looks like a solid player too and if you buy the AirSync portion of it you can supposedly AirPlay to the ATV.
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For those mentioning notifications on the lock screen: you can just pull down the notification shade even while the phone is on the lock screen.
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Just confirmed with my friend that his Android device works with his Apple TV, just needs a free app but has all the functionality apparently.
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Plants vs zombies (not compatible with my GS3 for some stupid reason).
AppleCare and the customer service. Better Bluetooth hands free clarity in my vehicle. Things I don't miss: dinky screen size (4.8" is a bit too large but I would rather larger than smaller.) Crappy keyboard in iPhone . Swiftkey is amazing. I only have to type in 3 letters and I can fill in the word. Customizing. I want a hybrid iPhone/android phone!
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I agree. There is so much misinformation about Android around this forum from users who I bet have never even used it. I'll admit I wasn't a fan of it when I first tried it a few years ago but boy has it ever matured. I am glad I was feeling bored and decided to give it another shot because I have been pleasantly surprised.
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I miss the build quality and the occasional ease of use (small form factor when my gs3 belt clip decides to harass a love handle when driving.)....Other than that, my gs3 with jellybean is a monster of a phone.
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The only thing I miss is the ecosystem, and by that I really mean iTunes and a few iOS only apps like Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Billings (Marketcircle) and Things (Cultured Code)
Other than that . . . . . there's nothing. And this is coming from an EVO owner. I don't miss the dated home screen, the lack of customization, the endless number of taps and swipes needed to change simple things, etc., etc. If Apple ever got off it's rump and made an iPhone Pro with 4.8" screen and an up-to-date iOS that allows me to delete the standard apps and change settings from within an app then I may jump back and maybe even move up to an on-contract/subsidized iOS device.
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EDIT: never mind.......
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I would've mentioned iMessage but I called AT&T and got them to add the unlimited messaging and mobile to any mobile for an additional $5 (was paying $5 for 200 text before). So for $10, I got unlimited texting and unlimited mobile calling to AND from any mobile carrier. Normal price is $20 so not to bad. I've got whatsapp as well but not everyone does so messages like "k", "no", "yeah", "lol" add up quickly..
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I recently switched from an iPhone 4 to a Galaxy S3 after having used iphone's exclusively since 2007. To be honest I don't miss anything as such, they are just very different. The iPhone still wins with its ability to make some otherwise fairly complex things very straightforward and automatic, such as syncing, backups etc. But with android my world has suddenly been opened up, I can now use my phone for almost anything I can think of and many things I can't think of. The iPhone is limited by what Apple allow, even the apps while great are still limited by Apple's vision of what should and should not be done with our phones. On android there is no limits. This is a blessing in that we can do anything we like with our devices, it lends us enormous power. But of course with that power there comes the responsibility of ensuring that we don't mess things up or worse than an app messes things up. On iPhone you don't get that power but you also dont have that responsibility.
Given the advantages of having that extra power, it makes android the winner for me, despite its drawbacks. I mean hell it was worth it just to have timed profiles back which is something I've missed since my old Nokia smartphone days back in the early 00's. Apple need to do a lot more if they want to stay ahead of the game. The iPad is still a great device and I'd still buy one if I needed a tablet device, no doubt. But the iPhone is way too limited now, I had high hopes for the 5 but its just more of the same. The hardware is lovely as always but its held back by a rapidly aging UI with limited functionality. And I'm sorry but nice hardware alone isn't enough for me anymore.
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Yes the build quality on the GS3 is subpar but on Motorola it's solid.
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I miss great Indie games
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Only thing I think I will miss is cloud sharing and photo syncing. I'm planning on ditching my wife and my iphones for Win8 phones in the near future, depending on how they review. I have been using Skydrive though and I can get most of the functionality of iCloud and photostream so far, but haven't really delved into them too much.
It's amazing how many apps and things in Apples ecosystem I thought I needed, but was able to find alternatives, realize I didn't need them, or found better desktop version of (on my tablet).
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While I'm completely sold on the tablet side I'm not sure on the phone side, I still need to play with WP8, but at least Microsoft isn't afraid to innovate and take chances and that's what I liked about Apple 3 years ago. But Android doesn't appeal much to me, and iOS definitely lost its bite years ago so I'm not sure which way I'm headed. That galaxy note 2 sure does look savory though.
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Everytime I try playing a video on my android tablet and airplay it to my appleTV, my appleTV say video format not supported. ---------- The note 2 is probably the only android phone/tablet that can get me to switch away from my iPhone. It's still on the expensive side for an android phone. |
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Only miss a couple of things;
1. exchange email on the iPhone is much better and more reliable than I've found it to be on Android. 2. IMessage 3. The ability to easily compress recorded video. I had an ios app that did this in seconds yet can't find anything equivalent on Android. Think it's also baked into ios |
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Things I miss when I use my Android phone:
1. Music app is way better on iPhone (I know its debatable, but personally I think iOS has a great player) 2. Full headphone controls 3. iMessage, mostly because it links to my iPad and computer 4. Facetime, easier for my older relatives to use than Skype 5. Rowmote. Honestly an amazing app to control a Mac through your phone. 6. iTunes remote. Alternatives in Android Play Store, but they're a song and a dance to get working, and they don't work well at best. |
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I am currently waiting for the Nexus 4 to hit the UK which is when I am ditching the 4S - The problem I have right now is the fact that I have been in the whole iPhone / iOS ecosystem since the very first one (started a lot earlier with iPods etc.) - I will be able to get around the DRM'd music (decrypt or simply burn to CD > rip again), but the amount of money I spend on apps is scary...
Really musn't think about it, otherwise I will be changing my mind and keep whining about things I hate with iOS 6 on my 4S
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