He specifically mentioned NighSight as if that was a driving factor in his decision, so I responded with an iPhone device that had a similar feature and price for what he got his Pixel 4 for.
Not even close.
He specifically mentioned NighSight as if that was a driving factor in his decision, so I responded with an iPhone device that had a similar feature and price for what he got his Pixel 4 for.
T-Mobile was selling these at that price two months ago. Taxes included. Jumped on that like no tomorrow.At the end of the day, no one would care if its new vs used. Both of the devices have nightsight/night mode.
Have I ever tried Android? I have a Pixel 3XL, as well as a Max. I'm one of the few people on here that switches from Android to iOS on a daily basis; however iOS is my preference.
Where did you find a brand new Pixel 4 for $435? Was it on contract? Traded in a device? Purchased it from a 3rd party reseller?
Not even close? Did my statement ever say, "The iPhone night mode is superior to Google's NightSight?" I specifically mentioned that both have night sight capabilities.Not even close.
Side button doesn't work?Exactly this! Sometimes I'm on the throne so it's inappropriate to answer but also rude to hang up and there's no way to swipe away the full screen call notification to let it time out to voicemail that takes up precious on-throne game time. Grrrrr...
Side button doesn't work?
That is a good deal. The battery life on that device seems to be problem, though. How's it for you?T-Mobile was selling these at that price two months ago. Taxes included. Jumped on that like no tomorrow.
That is a good deal. The battery life on that device seems to be problem, though. How's it for you?
Not bad, but I'm not a heavy user. Does charge very fast using a standard charger though-no fast charging.
Love the pure Google experience though-previous phones were Samsungs. As in no carrier bloatware. refreshing for a Android device. I added Nova Prime as that is my preferential launcher on Android
Side button doesn't work?
They'll probably change all the gestures again. Maybe swipe to open will return.![]()
So, what, it would be better if every one only owned/used an iPhone?Sigh. And your point? The more Apple gives us “features Android had since forever,” the less reason to own an Android device. At this point, Android users are running out of reasons to not own an iPhone. Every year that list gets smaller & smaller.
IMO iOS as designed needs a major overhaul. They have been sitting there with those static icons for a while now. They need an app tray to remove them off the screens and to get their widget game up a great deal. They also need to get their theme game going. Dynamic backgrounds is a user choice, but at least give them that choice. Efficiency is up to the user on what choices they make on how to customize their device. Give users the choice and let them figure it out.
Depending on the widgets i might not have to open the app it's associated with to get the information i need at the time. That is efficiency in not having to always open up an app to get something done or get information.
I close apps I am not using to make multitasking easier...doable. I would like to see apps I have running show-up on the lock screen. I can choose the app right there. It could be as easy as showing running app icons on the lock screen after the phone unlocks.
It immediately refuses the call and sends it to voicemail which is rude. Just want to be able to swipe away the call notification like on Android so it doesn't tie up the whole screen so I can do other things while the call times out to voicemail without the other party knowing I refused the call. Also, swipe is better than wearing out the power button.
If we could get Live Tiles like we had on Windows 10 Mobile (or the Win10 Start screen) I would be very, very happy.
Really?? I had no idea. This seems like something all the Apple sites should report on, but I don’t remember any articles.Also, stop dumbing it down. Background multitasking time limit used to be 7 minutes with iOS <=6, down to 3 minutes for iOS 7 thru 12 and now 30 seconds for iOS 13.
You make no sense.Slowly catching up with Android. I like the Apple cloud, but hate iOS. I miss Andrioid on my Sansung. Clean, intuitive, snappy, clever, and efficient. iOS feels like an old, wet dog that'a got no more tricks.
With one exception. Pixel 4 is a mediocre with no resale value.Except I picked up a Pixel 4 2 months ago for $435...and it has NightSight. How much is that 11 Pro going for?
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There are some things in Android that I'd love to see in iOS, don't even care that Apple copy them. One would be widgets, the other would be the rich notifications - seems like in Android they can do much more - graphs, dynamic info, I had a Nexus 4 for a while and I was very impressed.