LHeaven
GBVery bad and even worst so since I've… Very bad and even worst so since I've got a Google pixel 6 pro that it's running on, it's like having a brand new car that is full of faults, bugs and so forth ..... I've also have a Samsung Galaxy S20 ultra and an old Samsung s10, and fair play to Samsung with their tweaks it runs a lot smoother Google/Android you should be ashamed of yourselfs and hand the Google/Android business over to Samsung at least they get it right (minus Bixby that is) before releasing it to the public to be your guinea pigs Now planning on ditching the Google Pixel 6 pro as all that it does is crash drink battery and glitches everytime I use it and opting to stick with Samsung ... Now I know why your mobile devices are so cheap, half thought about products along with its software
wayne
GBSlow laggy and crashy....just awful. Ive had android for many years now and after android 6 its just gone utterly pants. Since then its just slow,laggy,glitchy,devices wont connect properly freezes a lot it just awful. Since the last couple of updates phone now gets hot and battery doesnt last as long. I used to be able hammer my phone all day and still have 30-40 percent,now with stamina mode on i'll be lucky if ive still got 15 percent. Fed up with android now but i dont want to switch to apple. Wish there was other alternatives.
Alec Heesacker
GBAndroid is good. Android is good to stay away from China Brands, Samsung South Korea, and Doogee Russia. I will be waiting on the Nokia Edge MAX to come out at Best Buy while I am working. Android keeps Autistic Individuals within a good budget. There's Nokia and Nothing European, Lava from India, and then there's the Linux British Phone called Fairphone. Sony of Japan is the expensive brand that requires a job to buy the phone.
Khalil Matt (Cyclone Gamer)
GBAndroid HELP ME PLEASE Because YOU SUCK SUCKS because I have an Android and an Apple, I just got them both, so I do not know how to use them, I looked it up...: When you have a problem with your Android phone, you can try online forums or calling your carrier. But with the iPhone, you can tap into a vast database of useful help articles on Apple's website, get help via live chat, or you can schedule an appointment at an Apple Store Genius Bar. Google doesn't have this kind of direct relationship with its customers. With Android, you’re on your own. Overall, I recommend Apple over Android.
Roe Jogan
GBNot sure if this platform actually… Not sure if this platform actually cares about their users privacy. So many times I have to give my consent to be able to use some basic smartphone features, it feels like they mine every possible bit of information about their users.