MarkS22, I'd highly recommend the Nexus 6P. I've tried the flagship Android Phone every year for the past 3 years. This is the first I've wanted to stick with.
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I've liked all of them, but I will say that the Nexus S 4G is the one I've liked the least. Loved the Nexus 6, but at times it was just a tad too big for one handed operation. I need the bigger size for my clumsy thumbs.MarkS22, I'd highly recommend the Nexus 6P. I've tried the flagship Android Phone every year for the past 3 years. This is the first I've wanted to stick with.
What improvements are necessary?Android here (Samsung GS5), but if Android doesn't make major improvements in messaging by time the next iPhone is released, I'll likely be moving to iOS for the first time.
What improvements are necessary?
like google hangouts? it exists, and works great.They need an iMessage counterpart.
it is also the ONLY method that works across all phones from all manufacturers, and as a result, I STRONGLY dislike it when people avoid it in favour of any of the inferior proprietary protocols, the worst of which is imessage, that assumes anyone who ever had an iphone in their life still does and won't deliver messages to them any other way, it also insists on always using expensive data instead of free SMS for all communication.Android relies on MMS which is outdated
Apple doesn't have that either. HOWEVER there is one protocol that does that... it's called MMS, and it's the best way of doing what you ask, too bad you have to dig deep through menus on iphones to force it to do this.There should be one program, by default, for Android which would automatically decide the best means to send a message based on who you're sending it to (Android, iOS, Windows, dumbphone, etc), available connections (sms, mms, WiFi, cellular data, etc), and what you're sending (text, pic, vid, etc) and it should do this seamlessly.
The bigger question is why, when the vast majority of people use Android, does iOS have a larger share of this poll? (based on actual sales numbers across the industry)How is it that a majority of folks are using iOS and 99% of the comments are non-iOS?
Yes, . I suspect it may have something to do with Tesla Owners, TMC and such being a world of passionate enthusiasts, many who are also into tech and like to do things their way whenever they can. Android fits that bill pretty well being able to have it almost just the way you want it -- for the good, and sometimes bad that may involve.How is it that a majority of folks are using iOS and 99% of the comments are non-iOS?
The bigger question is why, when the vast majority of people use Android, does iOS have a larger share of this poll? (based on actual sales numbers across the industry)
Android users are a bit more vocal, mostly I think because they feel they treated as second class citizens when it comes to app releases.How is it that a majority of folks are using iOS and 99% of the comments are non-iOS?
Tesla = expensive. iPhone = expensive.