I know this topic has been discussed many times in the past. I really wanted to give an iPhone a try coming from an Android, but the navigation on the phone seems to be a huge downgrade.

The back button is in most applications out of reach with one hand. And swiping on the right edge is not user friendly for a right hander.

On android you can do that from both sides and it makes the overall experience much smoother!

Will apple ever catch up with android?

  • pitoregia@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Careful man, everyone hates Android here lmao. Anyway, I kinda agree, I’m using iPhone for 2 years now and still miss that feature.

    (Apple fans won’t know, so don’t ever argue)

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      1 year ago

      I prefer Android over iOS and I find this sub to be way more level headed when compared to Android subs.

      I also agree with the gestures, they are making big strides though. USB C, what next iTunes redesign for windows? If only haha.

    • ChipChapChopChao@alien.topOPB
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      1 year ago

      That warning came a little bit late, but I appreciate it 🤭

      I was about to make the switch from Samsung to Apple, but after reading most of the comments, I think staying with Android is the less evil.

      I used my android most of the time with the buttons and came across the gestures only a month ago. I was really surprised, since iOS doesn’t even have buttons, that their navigations feels less intuitive than android.

      And for so many years I was told, Android is complicated.