The Android identity crisis: Why do my favorite flagships keep copying iOS?

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paixbouche
paixbouche
Arena Apprentice
• 8h ago

Sigh…. Sloppy article conflating Chinese manufacturers using a skin that is parroting iOS with Android itself mimicking iOS…very different things and the article intentionally blurs them with “The fact that Android manufacturers ” type statements….

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stferrari
stferrari
Arena Master
• 7h ago

They show a Galaxy S in the photos but never once accuse Samsung of copying IOS, only the Chinese makers. Why?

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Ouroboros
Ouroboros
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• 6h ago
↵stferrari said:

They show a Galaxy S in the photos but never once accuse Samsung of copying IOS, only the Chinese makers. Why?

The article is a poor excuse of tech journalism. And clear anti-Samsung bias.

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RocketDoc
RocketDoc
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• 3h ago
↵paixbouche said:

Sigh…. Sloppy article conflating Chinese manufacturers using a skin that is parroting iOS with Android itself mimicking iOS…very different things and the article intentionally blurs them with “The fact that Android manufacturers ” type statements….

Yes, the advantage of Android is that if you don’t like the interface your phone came with, there are lots of alternatives to choose from. It’s not necessarily perfect, but you can get a lot closer than iOS permits.

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R1ftt
R1ftt
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• 42m ago

Pathetic and embarrassing. Again. Joke of an article

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