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It's high time I acknowledge my web development workflow will never work on the iPad. Likewise my video editing workflow will never work on iOS at all, nor will my podcasting process. Unless Apple forsakes some of the major pillars of what makes iOS so great in the
This is part 5 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion After a month of using Android as my daily driver, where
This is part 4 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We're going to take a little detour today from
This is part 3 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion I know that this piece may come under some criticism for
This is part 2 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion Today's post is going to be quite a bit
This is part 1 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We'll get into some specific Android system features in
Ah, the great Android vs iOS debate. It's the great computing rivalry of our time, and odds are that if you are reading this, you have a particular opinion on the matter. Maybe you're a "fandroid" and will love Android until your dying days,
There are two main reasons people will buy a Nexus (now Pixel) phone: 1. They want stick Android, not a heavy third party skin 2. They want to get software updates These are things that are not givens in the world of Android, as the vast majority of people are
Yes! (but keep reading) The iOS 10 beta has come a long way in in the 6 weeks since it's been out in the world. And while it is not as stable as a standard release, I think it's gotten to a place where I can
No You might be tempted to install the iOS 10 beta on your iPhone or iPad, but trust me when I tell you it's not worth the risks or headaches yet. We're not even to the public beta yet, and by then I would expect things
I watched the Apple keynote yesterday and thought the new features of iOS 10 looked good, but it wasn't until I installed it on my iPhone that I realized just how eerily similar a lot of these new features feel to what I enjoy everyday on my Apple
Google Photos is one of the most valuable tools on my phone. It's a wonderfully accessible archive of all the photos I have ever taken. Smart searching is Google Photos' killer feature, as I can find just about any photo by simply typing the name of something
Marco Arment wrote a good piece yesterday about how Apple could become the next Blackberry in the smartphone world if they're not careful. If Google is wrong, and computing continues to be defined by a tightly controlled grid of siloed apps that you poke a thousand times a
iOS 9 was a good release for the iPhone, but it was a great release for the iPad. Split screen support, enhanced Bluetooth keyboard features, and picture-in-picture really made it a more powerful machine. These features in conjunction with some great app updates over the past few months have really
Apple has learned nothing from Microsoft's Surface - The Verge It also goes far beyond the hardware fundamentals. Apple's iPad Pro ships with a tablet operating system that doesn't have true support for a mouse and keyboard. Look, I get it that iOS isn&