It’s been a while, since I moved to iPhone/iOS. The last non-iPhone (pun intended) was a HTC Touch with windows mobile 5.1. It could play videos up to 144p after export to .flv format. It was a mess. I remember on my 22nd birthday, Win Mobile was already so slow, I could not answer any call, with the ringtone continuously ringing and confused people around me, why I wouldn’t answer the calls. So I Switch to the iPhone and never left.Hello everybody. I've been a long time Android (mainly Samsung) user and when looking for a phone to replace my S20 Plus I decided what the heck, see what all this Apple fuss is about. I love electronics so it was intriguing to me to see how different iPhones are. I seriously considered the S22 Ultra and Pixel Pro 6 but figured I can always go back. So I picked up a 13 Pro Max in Sierra Blue a few weeks ago and am still learning the differences.
I'll wait a while longer before deciding which system I prefer but have already noticed some things I like, and some that I don't. Which is only natural. Below is a picture with my new Apple Black Cherry leather case I got for it today.
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Same in the PC side. In contrast to Android, you will find dedicated places for certain things. Like Mail. There is just one default (not like Samsung Mail, Android Mail and Google Mail). There is no need to download Acrobat to open pdfs. You can record a song or podcast with GarageBand (free) or get in video editing with iMovie (what I did).
Apple is all about, having it thought till the end. My favorite example is always: Samsung has a phone (like the S20), that has 10h battery, 120Hz display and WQHD resolution. But you can only have once at a time. iPhone allows you to have all promises at once.