Hi. First post here on iMore. Normally found on Android Central.
I've been on Android for years and use all Google services. Currently use a Nexus 5X paired with a Moto 360 v2. I owned an iPhone 3GS and 4 but nothing since. Owned every Android from an SGS2 to a Nexus 6P.
Considering a switch to iOS for a while, possibly the SE for battery life. Vlad Savov's recent excellent post about his SE have made me consider it.
My question to you all is this - using mainly Google apps on an iPhone and ignoring the stock apps (until you can hide them), can you still enjoy great battery life and a smooth experience when using mainly third party apps, i.e. no Apple Mail, Calendar etc?
Just looking to try iOS again as I only run the Google Experience Launcher on my 5X and don't root etc. I want a smooth experience with good battery life that will play nicely with Google. I also understand I'll retain basic functionality on my Moto 360 too?
sangs - You seem to switch and I like your posts across the sites, very honest and to the point. What do you reckon?
Thanks all.
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I've been on Android for years and use all Google services. Currently use a Nexus 5X paired with a Moto 360 v2. I owned an iPhone 3GS and 4 but nothing since. Owned every Android from an SGS2 to a Nexus 6P.
Considering a switch to iOS for a while, possibly the SE for battery life. Vlad Savov's recent excellent post about his SE have made me consider it.
My question to you all is this - using mainly Google apps on an iPhone and ignoring the stock apps (until you can hide them), can you still enjoy great battery life and a smooth experience when using mainly third party apps, i.e. no Apple Mail, Calendar etc?
Just looking to try iOS again as I only run the Google Experience Launcher on my 5X and don't root etc. I want a smooth experience with good battery life that will play nicely with Google. I also understand I'll retain basic functionality on my Moto 360 too?
sangs - You seem to switch and I like your posts across the sites, very honest and to the point. What do you reckon?
Thanks all.
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