10 ways Android is just better
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Channel: Linus Tech Tips
Views: 3,770,235
Rating: 4.7911139 out of 5
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Length: 13min 59sec (839 seconds)
Published: Sat Feb 09 2019
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TLDW:
1. Customization (third-party launchers, keyboards etc...)
2. Free Market (side load apps and third-party marketplaces)
3. Desktop Interaction (file explorer access)
4. Manufacturer and Hardware Variety
5. Price Range
6. Split-screen Multi-tasking
7. USB Type-C
8. Unlock Variety (fingerprint reader AND face unlock)
9. Universal Back Button
10. OLED Screens (AOD and iPhone XR still led)
He also made a 10 ways iPhone is better video for those didn't know. This is a very fair comparison, clear and on-point of why I chose Android after leaving WP (ugh). Linus has a much better idea of how tech works than most of the other tech youtubers such as MKBHD, Unbox Therapy, iJustine or Austin.
"Next I'm gonna share you my favorite dongle recipes" LMAOπππ
https://youtu.be/pev5K7OcW-8 <- Note that he did the same for iPhones a while back.
I want to know.. but I donβt want to watch it for 14 minutes
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As a guy who owns and uses daily both an iPhone Xs Max and a Pixel 2 XL - customisation is an argument that can't be beat.
I personally don't care about customization at all, being over 30 I can barely be arsed to change my wallpaper once every few years.
But, back when I did care I had to jailbreak the phone, then not upgrade to the latest iOS version so I wouldn't lose the jailbreak and that basically put me in the situation most non-Pixel Android users experience.
Some stuff they said in the video could be argued, like for example you can delete almost all default Apple apps now (apart from App Store and Wallet if I'm not mistaken), and you can open all the links in Chrome (BUT to do that you have to press (not tap) on the link and swipe up while holding it pressed, then tap "Open in Chrome" which is obviously an inferior solution to just being able to set your goddamn default browser) and a few more things like that, but in the end it all boils down to the fact that you either have to use the phone exactly the way Apple envisioned it, OR you have to jailbreak and wait for every single new iOS version to get a jailbreak before you can update.
If you as an user could have multiple choices wihout compromising the integral parts of the phone - you should have them. And then if you still like and prefer the default, optimised experience - you could elect to keep it the way it was out of the box. But, you should have a choice.
He does raise valid points in the video. I just dislike the thumbnail.
I got a macbook pro but still love Android