03-07-2013, 02:14 AM
The problem with Android phones as I see it is that the user has to expect that OS updates will be limited thru the life of the phone. Google has to release a update or release a new OS, the phone manufacturer needs to take said release and "tweak" it for each device, then the user's carrier has to take the "tweaked" release for each device and further "tweak" it for their network.
I have a year old Samsung Galaxy something or other (work phone) that's stuck running some version of 2.x. While there may be unofficial releases of newer versions of the OS, this is a work phone.
I can type emails and text messages easily in iOS but using the Galaxy is frustrating because they crammed so much into the keyboard that it's difficult to type anything correctly. I have average sized fingers, so I can't see how people with bigger fingers could type anything but garbage on it.
I have a year old Samsung Galaxy something or other (work phone) that's stuck running some version of 2.x. While there may be unofficial releases of newer versions of the OS, this is a work phone.
I can type emails and text messages easily in iOS but using the Galaxy is frustrating because they crammed so much into the keyboard that it's difficult to type anything correctly. I have average sized fingers, so I can't see how people with bigger fingers could type anything but garbage on it.