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Even worse, I had to struggle using my iPhone 5. But the browser would still crash constantly due to the lack of memory (1GB), iOS 7 still looked horrible and as said, I missed the ease of use of being able to download a podcast MP3 file from the web directly to my device for listening. Sure, it still had a few things that were better, the 4:3 aspect ratio is better, the scroll-to-top when you tap on the statusbar is great, the battery life is unrivaled and you can’t really beat the look of the device. Seems so simple, but yet was so hard for Apple to do.Īs I was using the Nexus 7 over the past weeks I hardly even looked at the iPad Air and when I did it started annoying me more and more.
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It blew my mind that I could install a new browser from my device and links from other apps actually opened in that browser, of course I didn’t mind when the PlayStation Store in the PlayStation App opened up in the Safari Browser instead of the browser I actually used when I was on iOS, but it sure feels good to have a device actually do what you want instead. I accidently have a duplicate picture in my vacation album? Fine, I’ll just delete right here (because you can’t actually delete a picture from an Album you synchronized via iTunes, you see).
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I want to put a new comic on my device? Fine, I’ll transfer it via Bluetooth or Wifi.
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Of course the biggest plus coming from the system being open, because even though it never really bothered me that I needed iTunes to transfer files from my PC to my tablet or phone, it is insane how much easier things can be. I went into the Play Store and replaced all of the apps I used in iOS with their equivalent as far as features go and then some. Not to mention I have had to do absolutely zero memory management (while I spend most of my time on the Nexus 7 and Galaxy S II killing apps running in the background). But, this device completely blew the old one out of the water, it is insanely faster, browsing, zooming, navigating apps and multitasking all seemed so much more snappy than the older version. And so I started using it, it remembered all my apps and settings from the old Nexus 7 and set the thing up for me. But at the 22nd of last month, I got a Nefrom work, officially for testing purposes (I’m a WebDev), but pretty much a gift for a job well done (I’m totally NOT browsing GAF at work…. So Apple it was for me, for the better part of seven years.
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I didn’t care much about how “open” my device is, and I don’t want to spend hours upon hours rooting my device and installing custom mods to get the best experience, I’m lazy, I want a device that works well out of the box. I also got the first Nexus 7, which was a lot better, but too suffered a lot from sluggishness.
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In fact, I’ve only “betrayed” Apple exactly twice before, I replaced the 3GS with a Samsung Galaxy S II and used that for well over a year before returning to Apple after getting annoyed with the sluggishness, the lack of certain Apps I got used to using and most importantly the crappy support as far as software updates go (when Android 4 was released it took months upon months for that to come to the S2, and my country (Netherlands) was amongst the last to get it due to some localization issues). Needless to say, I was a pretty devout Apple user. So I’ve been using iPhone’s and iPad’s and even the occasional iPod Touch pretty much since the inception of iOS, we’re talking from the very start here, I had a first generation iPod Touch, a iPhone 3G, 3GS, iPhone 5, hell, I’ve owned ever single iPad, except the 4 and the Mini Retina and of course I have an Apple TV for Airplay. Disclaimer: Wall of anecdotal text incoming, tl dr at the bottom.
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