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Ouch, tho doth protest to much. All devices have bugs, both Android and Apple, and i am sure Apple will get the bugs out eventually. What i struggle to understand is why when Android has an issue, Apple loyalists fall all over themselves proclaiming how poor Android is compared to IOS and that seems to be ok in their mind. If you are going to dish it out, don't be surprised when you have to reap what you sow. Can't both sides pull for the other sides when it comes to the swift resolution of either's issues. After all real people are negatively affected when any device (especially very expensive devices) and I personally don't wish that on anyone.
It is worth noting that while Samsung and other manufacturers promise long-term support, their updates are released in staggered batches. Conversely, when a new iOS version like iOS 27 is released, every compatible device in the world receives the update simultaneously—typically at 1:00 PM Eastern Time—regardless of the carrier or region. This demonstrates a significant difference in rollout efficiency and accessibility for users. Big difference now you see why i call them ignorant FANGIRLS.
P.S. The Google Pixel 11 series launched with significant hardware issues, including bending and breakage, as highlighted by JerryRigEverything—a fact often overlooked by critics. I’ve said it before and will say it again: even with these current software bugs, Apple’s issues pale in comparison to the day-one failures of the Pixel. As someone who owns both Apple and Android devices, I can offer an objective perspective, unlike those who criticize one side while ignoring the realities of the other.
might have to wait even longer than a month if you're looking at the 18 series. I wonder what bugs the duo will have...or perhaps I should say how many bugs.
might have to wait even longer than a month if you're looking at the 18 series. I wonder what bugs the duo will have...or perhaps I should say how many bugs.
But you’re comparing a global rollout for every device on planet at exactly the same time to a couple million lucky users on Android over a period of few months. And somehow Android still manages to have issues especially when they get the entire ecosystem for free from Google - they just need to update their skins and a few apps.
This is what I call half baked software, as i see year after year all these IOS issues. I now understand and can appreciate Samsung's approach to software updates, by releasing them by regions, isdues can be corrected without being widespread, and first day issues will be fixed before they release in other regions. This is a logic explanation to why Samsung takes longer with its software updates, and it makes total sense. I couldn't imagine my S Ultra or Fold Ultra deal with so many issues, especially when we are paying top dollars. I know you will still find a way to blindly cover up and find excuses for Apple, but it just keeps on getting harder even for you. Can't wait for the Iphone Duo.... its looking really good
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Ouch, tho doth protest to much. All devices have bugs, both Android and Apple, and i am sure Apple will get the bugs out eventually. What i struggle to understand is why when Android has an issue, Apple loyalists fall all over themselves proclaiming how poor Android is compared to IOS and that seems to be ok in their mind. If you are going to dish it out, don't be surprised when you have to reap what you sow. Can't both sides pull for the other sides when it comes to the swift resolution of either's issues. After all real people are negatively affected when any device (especially very expensive devices) and I personally don't wish that on anyone.
Isn't iOS supposed to be bug- and glitch-free? Isn't that what Apple and its fans promote and promise year after year?
So much for “it just works.”
It is worth noting that while Samsung and other manufacturers promise long-term support, their updates are released in staggered batches. Conversely, when a new iOS version like iOS 27 is released, every compatible device in the world receives the update simultaneously—typically at 1:00 PM Eastern Time—regardless of the carrier or region. This demonstrates a significant difference in rollout efficiency and accessibility for users. Big difference now you see why i call them ignorant FANGIRLS.
P.S. The Google Pixel 11 series launched with significant hardware issues, including bending and breakage, as highlighted by JerryRigEverything—a fact often overlooked by critics. I’ve said it before and will say it again: even with these current software bugs, Apple’s issues pale in comparison to the day-one failures of the Pixel. As someone who owns both Apple and Android devices, I can offer an objective perspective, unlike those who criticize one side while ignoring the realities of the other.
might have to wait even longer than a month if you're looking at the 18 series. I wonder what bugs the duo will have...or perhaps I should say how many bugs.
might have to wait even longer than a month if you're looking at the 18 series. I wonder what bugs the duo will have...or perhaps I should say how many bugs.
But you’re comparing a global rollout for every device on planet at exactly the same time to a couple million lucky users on Android over a period of few months. And somehow Android still manages to have issues especially when they get the entire ecosystem for free from Google - they just need to update their skins and a few apps.
This is what I call half baked software, as i see year after year all these IOS issues. I now understand and can appreciate Samsung's approach to software updates, by releasing them by regions, isdues can be corrected without being widespread, and first day issues will be fixed before they release in other regions. This is a logic explanation to why Samsung takes longer with its software updates, and it makes total sense. I couldn't imagine my S Ultra or Fold Ultra deal with so many issues, especially when we are paying top dollars. I know you will still find a way to blindly cover up and find excuses for Apple, but it just keeps on getting harder even for you. Can't wait for the Iphone Duo.... its looking really good