One of the most attractive features of my new SE is that Giggle apps that I am used to and are in my comfort zone are actually working better on iOS than they were on Undroid. For example, Keep - Google's Note-keeping app - is faster and smoother on the SE than it was on the Galaxy Note 4. Google's Calendar is also faster.
However, I thought it would be an idea to try the iPhone's native Notes app for a while, instead of Keep. So I transitioned all of my notes (about 30) over to Notes. The process is easy, no copy/paste required, and it took about ten minutes to move everything over, including creating new folders within the Notes app. Well, I'm officially a Notes fan now - good bye Keep! Notes lacks the colors that Google has in their app, but for raw simplicity and usability Notes is wunnerful.
So over the next few weeks (days?) I will be trying out more iPhone native applications to see if they measure up to Giggle's standards and beyond. I'm thinking I'll want to keep some Google items, like Chrome and Calendar, because I like the way they look and work.
However, I thought it would be an idea to try the iPhone's native Notes app for a while, instead of Keep. So I transitioned all of my notes (about 30) over to Notes. The process is easy, no copy/paste required, and it took about ten minutes to move everything over, including creating new folders within the Notes app. Well, I'm officially a Notes fan now - good bye Keep! Notes lacks the colors that Google has in their app, but for raw simplicity and usability Notes is wunnerful.
So over the next few weeks (days?) I will be trying out more iPhone native applications to see if they measure up to Giggle's standards and beyond. I'm thinking I'll want to keep some Google items, like Chrome and Calendar, because I like the way they look and work.