Originally Posted by DotNetWill:
“Aside from not being able to load apps from untrusted sources, something that is a good thing IMO for non techies, what other restrictions put you off?”
“Aside from not being able to load apps from untrusted sources, something that is a good thing IMO for non techies, what other restrictions put you off?”
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Using my phone as a usb mem stick is a biggy for me.”
“Using my phone as a usb mem stick is a biggy for me.”
as whoever,hey stated, the restrictions on memory. Also other restrictions such as bluetooth & the customization of the home screen, without jailbreaking you are stuck with what Apple say you can have with very limited change, you get a lot more freedom of choice on Android. The lack of flash, yes I know that Adobe have stopped officially supporting Android devices for flash in favour of HTML5, but it can still be sideloaded.
Also I refuse to support a company that have an obsession with suing people who have nothing to do with computers like greengrocers have been sued by apple. They just throw their toys out of their prams and scream like little bitches, that one of their ever so precious patents has been copied.
If Apple had their way, everyone in the world would only be able to buy an Ipad as a tablet, they cannot handle the thought of competition, I don't believe for one minute that the likes of HTC / Samsung etc are costing Apple sales over the basis that the devices look similar, when the Operating system is totally different. I buy a device for what I want it to do, I don't buy it as a fashion statement.




