grover5
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Haven’t noticed any lag issues on my iPhone 7.
My 7+ has been lag free with great battery life. I’m very happy I decided to try apple last year.
Haven’t noticed any lag issues on my iPhone 7.
That I have to be on WiFi to download software updates! I have unlimited data and it makes no sense not giving me an option!
I don't like the fact that Apple doesn't trust me to manage my own files. I don't want access to anything other than my files. I want the ability to access the local storage on my phone and use it in anyway I see fit. Similar to Android. On Android, I can download music files from any source and play those files from any music player of my choosing. I don't even want another music player, if I could simply download music from any source and play it in the native music player I'd be happy. The ability to move any music I have in my iCloud storage into my music player.
I don't like the fact that the Dialer isn't predictive. How we are in 2018 and I can't type the name from the dialer or get it to offer suggestions based on my contacts is insane!!
I want to plug my iPhone X into my computer and drag and drop photos, videos, files, and music onto my iPhone WITHOUT having to use that ****** iTunes. Also, iTunes needs to die.
The battery on my iPhone is pretty bad. I’ve always had pretty dismal results with my iPhones. Nothing near what has ever suggested anyway.
Besides what's already been said, as a former/in hibernation Android user I'd love to see custom icons for apps. I'm guessing that's gonna have to be an Apple provided feature though since they don't allow 3rd party keyboards on password screens I'm pretty sure they're not going to allow apps that modify icons on the springboard either as they'll probably see that as a security issue. Still, there might be a way to sandbox it and make it work.
Apps can have an icon change setting. Carrot Weather is one of them, as well as MLB At Bat. I believe the reason for stock keyboard with passwords is for security reasons. So a third party app can’t read your passwords. That being said, it’s annoying and unless you browse settings of apps, you won’t know if they’ve implemented the icon change option, which usually a paid feature.
For me it's the lack of customization, the notch, stale OS, can't do certain things unless I'm on Wi-Fi, notifications, the phone dialer, can't download from outside sources or use other default apps, apple car play like I can't use Waze and I dislike Siri.
I did. Have the note 8. Sold my X. I buy numerous phones. I use everything.So you pretty much hate everything about iOS. Why do you stay? I’m just curious because if I had that many personal issues I’d be finding a new ecosystem.
Again, I’m not arguing your points, just wondering what keeps you using iOS.
I did. Have the note 8. Sold my X. I buy numerous phones. I use everything.
I hear that. Ah the evo. That phone had so many issues. The best thing for me was the release of movies anywhere app. At least I was able to consolidate the vast majority of my iTunes movies so I could watch them on android and anywhere really.Oh gotcha. I wish I were that eclectic! I bought an HTC Evo 4g that I hated and switched to an iPhone 4 after that. That was my last run with Android. Clearly both the Android hardware and software have gotten a million times better since then but I’m way too invested in Apple at this point.
So you pretty much hate everything about iOS. Why do you stay? I’m just curious because if I had that many personal issues I’d be finding a new ecosystem.
Again, I’m not arguing your points, just wondering what keeps you using iOS.
The keyboard can’t be sized down for 1-handed use and the double touch home button doesn’t shrink the keyboard. Also not liking new home button on my 8. I miss a real moving button, especially when I push it while sitting on a counter or with gloves. I could unlock my SE with gloves my clicking the home button and typing the code. Now it doesn’t register my click VERY unhelpful at work.
You can move the stock keyboard left and right as well as get many typing features with third-party keyboard apps. The latter includes well supported and very good ones like Microsoft's SwiftKey purchase.