Not worried and more annoyed having ignorant fanboys claiming that iOS doesn't have proper widgets.
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My iPhone Experience Wanting Me To Move On
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Not worried and more annoyed having ignorant fanboys claiming that iOS doesn't have proper widgets.
Come on dude you won already, don't be a dick about it too. Don't start the bickering all over again. And if you want to keep the discussion around here civil and enjoyable, just drop the "f-word" altogether. I swear we'd have to put up with tons less bickering around here if everyone would just stop calling each other that.
I'm not talking about James at all. I really am not.
I'm talking about the trolls on YouTube and such.
my suggestion is to focus on your circle of influence. nothing here or on youtube will stop the world as we know it from spinning.
You're most of the time on your homescreen? Sounds pretty boring.
I prefer iOS's implementation as I can access the widgets from anywhere. I could be in the middle of a game or in the browser and can swipe down to see all that info without needing to leave the app.
Edit: Just read the rest of the thread. I see this has already been addressed. Apologies for the redundancy.
You're most of the time on your homescreen? Sounds pretty .
boring
I prefer iOS's implementation as I can access the widgets from anywhere. I could be in the middle of a game or in the browser and can swipe down to see all that info without needing to leave the app.
Oh you dont? How droll
See how that works?
Glad you are happy with the way you use your phone. What's beautiful about this world is that we are all not alike. We all have choices.
With Android, I can pull down my notifications panel and my widgets often have been configured to show me the most important information right there. ie...weather, to-do list, sports updates real-time, network connection status, etc. too. All are right there with a simple pull down regardless of what I'm doing. We have the option within most every widget to turn that on or off. I can even pull down on it and click on the Textra + sign and compose a text without having to exit what I'm doing. When it sends, I go right back to what I was working on.
Android offers just as powerful and simple of an interface though and one that's more configurable as the notifications and widgets aren't only controlled by the OS but by the user through the OS, widgets themselves and managers available in the play store.
iOS has a great interface but it's really no different in the end. One advantage to Android however is the user is in control and configures things the way they want it to be vs having to wait for Apple to release a feature they way they see it working and still offering no fine tuning of controls. That's why I call my Note 3 the Smarter of the smart phones out there. It's me the user in control, not the phone or the OS.
Feel free to post any examples for discussion. I'm open to learning more how users of both are leading more productive days with the tools they have.
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