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adder7712

macrumors 68000
Mar 9, 2009
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Canada
What? The Galaxy S3 was the most bug riddled peice of junk I have ever used. It wasn't compatible with half the stuff I tried with it.

The iPhone has had virtually no compatability issues because all of it's accessories are specifically made for it instead of a billion other devices.

I also am not sure what is going on with the file transfer nonsense, that sounds like this company is a marketing front for Samsung and is trying to push their NFC nonsense.

NFC is the way to go at this point of time.
 

fredaroony

macrumors 6502a
Aug 1, 2011
670
0
What? The Galaxy S3 was the most bug riddled peice of junk I have ever used. It wasn't compatible with half the stuff I tried with it.

The iPhone has had virtually no compatability issues because all of it's accessories are specifically made for it instead of a billion other devices.

I also am not sure what is going on with the file transfer nonsense, that sounds like this company is a marketing front for Samsung and is trying to push their NFC nonsense.

What was it not compatible with?
 

Radiating

macrumors 65816
Dec 29, 2011
1,018
7
NFC is the way to go at this point of time.

Except these guys are trying to praise the phone for being able to bump to Galaxy S3's together and share a playlist, not other NFC features. Which is a made up thing people do in commercials where everyone in the universe owns a Samsung phone and smiles uncontrollably and on sham surveys. NFC is a good feature, but the way the survey words it indicates it is an obvious sham.
 

Tarzanman

macrumors 65816
Jul 16, 2010
1,304
15
I have not used iOS extensively.

Having said that, it is pretty evident that custom widgets, home screen icons (nested, even), toggles and custom lock screens allow the user to make a lot of tasks faster.

Not everything is easier in android (how do i find out where/how to clear the system preference on an SMS app or ringtone selector), but it is currently designed in a way that makes it easier to figure out how to do something on-the-fly without losing your place in an app.
 
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