This probably isn't the thread or community for you then.
Quicky
joined 6 months ago
Degoogled android is not one of Apple and Google
Hate to overuse the word "ecosystem" but that's the silver bullet for me. I used to be an Android user, but bought the kids iPads years ago. I bought one for myself during lockdown when I decided I'd like to learn to draw digitally, then over the years bought an iPhone, then AirPods, then an Apple Watch, iPhones for the kids, an Apple TV, subscribed to Apple One etc.
It's expensive, sure, but everything is just so seamlessly and flawlessly integrated. One device on its own could arguably be better or worse than a competitor's, but all together it's not even a contest.
Not one of the two, but each to their own.
There is absolutely a lesser of two evils here
Not nearly in Google's league
Well that's the thing, is anyone ever really missing anything of significance from a new phone?
Four years is the longest I've had one phone, so I just assumed I'd upgrade but now that I've got the opportunity, I'm not sure it's worth it. Probably the only two things I'm lacking are USB-C and whatever Apple Intelligence features eventually arrive.
I've always previously gone for top spec phones essentially for the cameras, but of all the new devices, the Air is weirdly the most appealing to me. Not because of its thinness, but because of its weight. Every time I pick up my daughter's 12 mini I'm jealous of how light it is compared to this brick of a 13 Pro.
Only in the US would chocolate milk be described as healthy.
Exhaustive data harvesting
Otherwise it's just sparkling crab
Weird, the description was always there, but I did fix a typo shortly after posting. Federation glitch?
So am I. I'm gutted it wasn't announced yesterday, it would have been an instant purchase.