PicsJust got a Pitaka case delivered for my Pixel 9, I love it, miles better than the S24 Ultra and iPhone 15 PM version was.
PicsJust got a Pitaka case delivered for my Pixel 9, I love it, miles better than the S24 Ultra and iPhone 15 PM version was.
Funny how the best feature of iOS 18 was one that wasn't even something that Apple wanted to do!Man well it's finally nice to be on iOS 18 and getting my text with read receipts and full quality videos.. I just feel like we just coming together my Apple people
Haha for sure ..also nice to finally have T9 on dialer keypad too .. like finally welcome to forever agoFunny how the best feature of iOS 18 was one that wasn't even something that Apple wanted to do!
I do love the tinted icons and dark mode icons too, but I still cannot believe that Apple released iOS 18 without making sure every single icon would theme. This is not your same Apple from 10+ years ago where everything was polished perfectly.Haha for sure ..also nice to finally have T9 on dialer keypad too .. like finally welcome to forever ago
It's been a long time since Apple worked that way where everything was polished before it was released. I do miss those days. I've not even tinted the icons yet as I'm still using my custom shortcut icons. When I get some free time I will have to dig through some of the options. Photos app seems to be the change where most people are not liking it lol.I do love the tinted icons and dark mode icons too, but I still cannot believe that Apple released iOS 18 without making sure every single icon would theme. This is not your same Apple from 10+ years ago where everything was polished perfectly.
You would need to go much further back than that because iOS 7 was a disaster when it was first released in 2013. Apple Maps was the butt of most jokes as well. I would say iOS 6 was the pinnacle for Apple. By that time, Steve Jobs was on his deathbed.I do love the tinted icons and dark mode icons too, but I still cannot believe that Apple released iOS 18 without making sure every single icon would theme. This is not your same Apple from 10+ years ago where everything was polished perfectly.
I have that exact case and love it!
Worth every penny. 🤩I have that exact case and love it!
I never actually got to experience iOS 6 because I was only on Android until I finally got the iPhone 5s in 2014, after iOS 7 came out. I will say, Apple used to have a polish though that was still present not that many moons ago, but it's progressively gotten worse year after year. It's still tough for me to really get away from them because the hardware and accessories are still top notch. And as I get older, the thought of switching software completely is scarier than it used to be.You would need to go much further back than that because iOS 7 was a disaster when it was first released in 2013. Apple Maps was the butt of most jokes as well. I would say iOS 6 was the pinnacle for Apple. By that time, Steve Jobs was on his deathbed.
I’d argue iOS and software/apps on iPhone/iPad still generally feel more polished than on Android. I try to use as many of the same apps across both platforms and if one of the versions feels less well done, it’s usually the Android version. Also, I find much of the same icon failures on Material U—so many icons and widgets just don’t change with the theming meaning it’s often nearly impossible to get a cohesive home screen setup without having to leave apps in the app drawer.I never actually got to experience iOS 6 because I was only on Android until I finally got the iPhone 5s in 2014, after iOS 7 came out. I will say, Apple used to have a polish though that was still present not that many moons ago, but it's progressively gotten worse year after year. It's still tough for me to really get away from them because the hardware and accessories are still top notch. And as I get older, the thought of switching software completely is scarier than it used to be.
I posted this earlier in the thread hopefully maybe help some people.I feel like the issue with delayed notifications is worse than before. I just unlocked my phone and got Gmail notifications that I should have gotten two hours ago. I have disabled adaptive battery and completely disabled doze but it doesn't seem to help.
It's not just Gmail but also other popular apps. Perhaps more of a general Android issue than a Pixel issue.
Thanks. Unfortunately I haven’t seen any improvement. Even disabled doze with adb.I posted this earlier in the thread hopefully maybe help some people.
Google still hasn't fixed delayed notifications on Pixels, but you can try this
Delayed notifications are one of the most enduring issues with Google Pixel phones, and Google seems to be aware of the issue.www.androidauthority.com
Thanks. Unfortunately I haven’t seen any improvement. Even disabled doze with adb.
Not to keep derailing this thread, but yeah, I had the same gripe with the S23 Ultra when I had it earlier last year. Tons of customization options, but I'm slightly OCD and want everything to match, so I really struggled with using any kind of icon packs (without tons of tedious tasks to get it all to match).I’d argue iOS and software/apps on iPhone/iPad still generally feel more polished than on Android. I try to use as many of the same apps across both platforms and if one of the versions feels less well done, it’s usually the Android version. Also, I find much of the same icon failures on Material U—so many icons and widgets just don’t change with the theming meaning it’s often nearly impossible to get a cohesive home screen setup without having to leave apps in the app drawer.
And speaking of widgets, while Android is better with allowing more in-widget functionality, because there is no mandate on design, so many of the widgets just look like crap and won’t fit with theming. I wish Android required one version that fits with Material U and then devs could create as many others as they wish of varying colors/designs. I appreciate how all of the widgets on iOS have a consistent appearance or at least, sort go together.
Again, lots more flexibility and choice with Android customization but still feels often not possible to get a consistent look without compromise.
I was gonna ask anyone that uses Spotify if they get their podcast notifications relatively on time but I fear that given the above I know what the answer is….I feel like the issue with delayed notifications is worse than before. I just unlocked my phone and got Gmail notifications that I should have gotten two hours ago. I have disabled adaptive battery and completely disabled doze but it doesn't seem to help.
It's not just Gmail but also other popular apps. Perhaps more of a general Android issue than a Pixel issue.
Spotify notifications are delayed. They sometimes come to the Pixel an hour after they come to the iPhone. Same thing with Pocketcasts.I was gonna ask anyone that uses Spotify if they get their podcast notifications relatively on time but I fear that given the above I know what the answer is….
Delayed notifications are a huge issue with my Pixel as well. It has been an issue with Android generally for years. It is an Android issue.I feel like the issue with delayed notifications is worse than before. I just unlocked my phone and got Gmail notifications that I should have gotten two hours ago. I have disabled adaptive battery and completely disabled doze but it doesn't seem to help.
It's not just Gmail but also other popular apps. Perhaps more of a general Android issue than a Pixel issue.
Even disabled doze with adb.
Is this an issue on Galaxy phones too? I don’t remember being upset by it when I had the Galaxy, but I could have forgotten.Delayed notifications are a huge issue with my Pixel as well. It has been an issue with Android generally for years. It is an Android issue.
Most of my notifications are delayed, including e-mail notifications and notifications from news apps and my school app. The latter especially is frustrating. None of these notifications are delayed on my iPad. Sometimes the same notifications take almost an hour or longer to arrive on my Pixel. Holy ****.
I have no idea why Google thinks this is acceptable. At this point, I might switch back to an iPhone. I can’t deal with the delayed notifications anymore, especially from very important apps. I need reliability.
Notifications on S24U is not as much delayed. It's something I've learned to live with and honestly it doesn't bother me that much anymore. For emails I started to use Outlook instead of Gmail and then there's just a couple other of my apps that has delayed notifications, but they're not very important and I can live with a delay for those.Is this an issue on Galaxy phones too? I don’t remember being upset by it when I had the Galaxy, but I could have forgotten.