Minor iOS annoyances from an Android user

I actually hate this behavior. Messes up the page's formatting - looks like the old-fashioned "zoom-in" of desktop browsers.

It works much better the way iOS (and Windows Phone) does it.

 

if those are your biggest complaints coming from android then your welcome

 

1) Yeah looks like that is what it is. The date does not stay on lock screen when playing music. I'm not sure what icons you have in the bottom dock but I put a folder down there and one of the items in there is the Calendar so I can see the date by looking at the folder. So after unlock it is visible.

The other option is if you are allowing siri to be activated from the lock screen then ask it what the date is. It disrupts the music for a second but might be faster then entering lock code and finding the calendar.

2) Don't know of a 3rd party browser that wraps.

 

I know Opera is the one of the only other browsers on the iPhone that actually run as a separate browser. Many other browsers are actually the Safari browser with a "skin" overlay so I doubt you can find one that acts the way you want it if Opera doesn't.

Date and day of the week are not too important to me. But the time definitely. One thing with iOS it's definitely not as customizable as android.

 

Snooze button! Where is the snooze for your reminders and notifications?

 

Lol. I like you! Great postings

 

Honestly though the point of zooming is to size the text, try tapping the text you wanna read, should zoom in to a good size and not have to scroll.

 

Opera browser does the text wrapping zoom feature that you like in Android

 

I liked wrapping in Android too. And this tiny screen is pathetic, so wrapping becomes even more useful.

Apple either misses things they desperately need, or they have things that would be better with the things they're missing. If that makes sense.

For example, they brag about how amazing games will look with the A5... On my tiny screen. Kinda a roadblocker there.

 

I found the stock browsing experience on Android to be completely unusable after being spoiled by Safari. I guess it all comes down to personal preference and what you get used to first.

 

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I REALLY enjoyed text wrap the few months I tried out Android.

 

I actually agree. I am getting a 4s, but I am very disapointed about the rediculously small screen. Yes I know people want to "one hand it' or something, but 4" isn't that much larger and makes a huge difference.

Oh well, I am stuck since I prefer iOS

 

I think just double tapping is enough of a zoom to read comfortably. I don't think I would like the text wrapping.

& yeah I could see the annoyance with the date. I don't really need that function though.

 

Have you used it? It makes it SOOO much more pleasant to read since it zooms in the text a lot better -- on some nonmobile web sites it's the difference between quickly reading something and having to rotate and zoom in and out to read text since it isn't re-sized to fit horizontally.

 

It's not exactly "text wrapping" but doesn't the Reader feature in Safari serve a similar purpose?

 

I would vote this up fifty times if I could. When I get a notification 15 minutes before a concall, why oh why can't I tell it to remind me five minutes before the event starts? Or in five minutes?

Some might consider this a nit, but it's very annoying to me.

 

too many complaints.

 

I agree with the "text wrapping" thing on Android. I am currently on Android (waiting til January for an iPhone... that's my upgrade date), and I agree with the text wrapping. I have an iPod touch, so I have browsed the internet with it, and I wish that it would wrap around. I do find that it's not TOO bad if you double tap the screen, but it really is a luxury if you never used it before. It was one of the reasons I was a little unsure if I should get an iPhone, but with the recent addition of Reader to Safari, there shouldn't be too many sites where I have to go out of my way to read.