Alex Stanley
AUEvery device I've ever owned, riddled with bugs. Every device I've ever owned with Android has had bugs. So annoying as I love Samsung phones. I have Galaxy S7 now and the platform is all over the place. The menus are so scattered, with actions in different places. I STILL can't get voice on navigation with google maps, and I'm sure it's not Googles fault. Glitchy performance as the CPU scratches it's head constantly. They need to start over and give Android a new makeover, with intelligent platforming. Given we're in 2019, they should be ashamed of themselves. It's like they got a different person to write the code for every action & prompt, then gave it to a dementia patient to integrate. :(
Uwe
DEFast-growing operating system, Trust Pilot is missing an app for it Fast-growing operating system with great apps that feel personal having them on your phone. It is too sad to know that Trust Pilot does not have an app for managing the reviews on Android.
John Hancock
THOne of the best spyware systems One of the best spyware systems. It is just frustrating how setting have so many well hidden tricks, it just confirms this is one of the best spy ware systems
Leah Halvorson
GBFirst you guys take away the aux port… First you guys take away the aux port to plug in headphones yo try to force me into either using wireless or buying an adapter. Then when I buy the adapter you force the volume so low that I have to choose between a whisper or these uncomfortable crap wireless headphones. BRING BACK THE GD AUX PORT.
The Tomatoes
CHiOS is clearly falling behind A not so long time ago, Apple et iOS dominated the world of smartphone OSs. But these days, Google and Android are clearly ahead, in term of: - stability (bugs are extremely rare on recent phones), - design (material design), - ergonomy, - variety of offer (+ 200 manufacturers), - power (OnePlus 6T), - customization (it's the case since the beginning of mobile OSs). (note that I'm talking about stock, clean Android and not special versions like Samsung's) Only security remains as an iOS advantage. And still, as long as you don't download weird apps or files from unknown Internet sources, you'll be totally safe on Android.