Re: Is there any software functionality in the new iPhone 11 that isn't already in an average 5-year old Android phone?
Arlen Holder <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | comp.mobile.android,misc.phone.mobile.iphone,alt.cellular,comp.sys.mac.system |
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| Organization | Mixmin |
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On Mon, 25 May 2020 11:18:15 -0400, nospam wrote: >> There are some apps which are not available for the iPhone yet are for >> Android which I have seen and thought would be nice to have. > > the reverse is also true. Hi nospam, Regarding your claim that the reverse is true... o Name just one. As always, the challenge is to name a "functionality" that you claim is on iOS that you claim is not on Android. o Name just one For example, on Android there's the ability to graphically display WiFi signal strength for all visible access points over time. o That functionality doesn't exist in any iOS app on the App Store. As another example, on Android, there's the ability to automatically record phone calls simply by loading an app and setting it up once. o That functionality doesn't exist in any iOS app on the App Store. As another example, on Android, there's the ability to set the homescreen grid to any number of rows and column, with or without a dock, which itself can be set to any number of items, where items can be replicated in multiple locations and where all app icon names can be what _you_ want them to be. o That functionality doesn't exist in any iOS app on the App Store. HINT: This list of what iOS apps can't do goes on for a very long time... o *How many functionalities do you perform, every day, on Android,* *that are impossible on iOS [and vice versa]?* <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/misc.phone.mobile.iphone/qgcY3OFdwto/NTExBPAXBAAJ> Since you claim the reverse is also true, all you need to do to prove that your _entire_ belief system isn't completely imaginary, is... o Name just one. Given your claim that there is functionality on iOS that isn't on Android, to prove that your entire belief system isn't based on exactly zero (0) facts, all you need to do is... o Name just one. Don't play silly games around "branding", e.g., by saying "iMessage"... o Let's talk about actual _functionality_ available now on the app store Name one app functionality that you claim is on iOS that isn't on Android. o Name just one -- There's a good reason why there's likely no app functionality on iOS that isn't on Android; but you first have to come to that realization before you can begin to ponder what that simple reason for that is.