iOS is very simple, which as a dev I understand is great for the avg user. Android has gotten much better in that regard. But iOS is very closed, and I've never liked that. Plus I use Google in my work (email, sheets, docs) so that integration is just more convenient.
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Maybe iOS is too simple for me? I can't navigate settings or find where anything is so I give up after a minute. To be fair though, I have probably only 10 minutes of iOS usage, ever. I just do not like Apple and their walled "revolutionary" garden. Now if you need your Android device rooted and ROMed, I'm your man!
The UI is awful. It's not just you. I feel the same way. It is terrible. Especially the calendar dqte selector scroll wheel. 🤮
Apple is garbage but it makes you look fancy.
"Only poor people don't like airpods gneeee"
"Only poor people hate macbooks"
At least if you make video or sound okay, it's not bad but 99% of macbook guys just scroll and send mails
You might be joking, sarcasm hasn't found a way to be displayed via text yet, but these are things actual people say about iOS vs Android when the fact is a brand new iPhone costs as much as a brand new Pixel. You can also get a shitter Android phone for $25. That doesn't mean they are all shit.
Yet Apple has some of the strongest privacy policies and device encryption in the industry. That’s why I still use Apple devices.
I have a Macbook Pro for audio/video production. Nothing comes close to matching Final Cut Pro X for power + ease of use. Adobe products are far too complicated. Mac is also great for graphic design using Affinity Designer and Affinity Pro. For everything else I use Windows.
I have AVLinux on my MacBook Pro. Live audio mixing + recording & animation and video editing
all & easy to use.
Use to use proprietary stuff but found it limiting!