I've been using as the iPhone here for a while that's
an iPhone 10's max.
Did I satisfy anyone, no, okay, I met no one coz there's
everybody's going to say oh you didn't you understand you lights better and
then the other than a flipside everyone's going to say why would you do that,
why were you using it with so many thumbs down on the video.
I'm like I'm going to switch to the iPhone it's all crazy,
to be honest guys I've been saying it, please hear me on this like these things
they're tools like let's not you don't want to fly the flag alright like you
don't have to carry the torch for these brands. They want a few dollars from
you, that's it. That's all they care about which is fine if the exchange takes
place you get the value out of it beautiful well let's not pretend.
All right that these things have not it's not pretended.
They haven't gotten closer and closer and closer, and now
they're all doing the same thing but like let's be honest with each other I
want to be honest know you.
So I used it for a while I went back because like I said in
the previous video. I said there's this tough part about covering Apple as
extensively as you do Android only.
Because they put out devices once per year and they make the
only hardware for their software.
So you end up covering it, but there's one point in a year,
and then the rest of the year you're constantly interacting with all these
various Android devices and switching between, and I think a lot of iOS people
feel left out in the content because it's only like a couple of weeks that I'm
even on this device typically.
I went back to it a
little revisit, and now this is my report, may you know the mid-game halftime
report.
It's a great phone it's fine like the cameras good iOS is
excellent I could live on it like it's really not a problem I could comfortably
live my life on either platform iOS or Android never know fully into the
iMessage thing just because my life is full of different people on different
messaging apps.
So when people say to me I can't possibly leave iOS because
of iMessage like that doesn't apply to me. I got people on text, and I got
people in WhatsApp, I got people in slack we talked in slack in the studio.
Because we're now we're a startup when you're a startup you get to chat on
slack.
So I don't want my platform to tie me down to a particular
messaging app I don't like that concept.
Otherwise, everything else maps over the app experiences are
very similar now.
Of course, once upon a time, I felt that there was a real
advantage in the iOS app experience is compared to Android that's less the case
now camera wise I liked it.
I like this phone, but it wasn't like pixel esque for me
now. This is subjective, this is your taste, and it's an excellent camera still
for a smartphone.
And we're talking about tiny little slivers of
potential difference and potential taste differences and so forth the notch.
You can see I have a black background, so I still didn't
like this notch I never fully embraced it face idea I lived with, but I put a
black background to diminish the significance of the notch.
That's one of the things that I'm excited to
experiment using something notch-less you could probably guess where I'm going
from there. But there's one thing one painful thing for me on this particular
device.
iPhone 10's max OS system facts
It's the notification system man I just this could be
exclusive to me, and I've talked about in the past. I get a lot of
notifications likely some of that has to do with the fact that a lot of people
you know tweet at me.
And even though I have stuff turned off do not disturb
my notifications page is such a disgusting nightmare most of the day.
And I'm scrolling down, and I'm clicking X's, and I
guess I manage I didn't realize Android how much of my life.
I'm managing in the notification panel, and how I'm looking
for efficiencies within notifications to get more done right within
notifications without going somewhere else.
And I still feel like as much as Apple has improved it's
still not on the same page and it's the one thing that when I cross between
platforms that I notice and it's the most glaring.
Now there are some beautiful things I did mention air pods.
I find air pods to be very convenient and pairing them on a native iOS device
super easy to do so seamless you get to skip a step compared to the Android
counterpart so nothing wrong with the phone lots of people happy with the
phone.
It's beautiful, okay.
It's just fine bottom line, but of course things have moved
on things have progressed, and so it's time to flip over that's a recap on my
experience for the record.
I should say I feel like since we do have the camps
and you do have the warfare, and you do have the back-and-forth iOS is better
more secure privacy argument ecosystem argument.
Why you should buy iPhone 10's max instead of android mobile?
And then on the Android side, it's more open
configurable like whatever this whole back and forth scenario that goes on.
I want it to be clear at this point that no matter which
phone we're talking about modern flagship device in 2019 they are more similar
than different.
So the idea of screaming about it the idea of the petty
arguments the personal attacks it. It does not only do they not make any sense.
But it's kind of stupid like it doesn't apply like it
is there's no there's not much of a point to be made there coming from a guy
who uses all this stuff and gets on with it.
And gets on with life and does just fine so anyhow
that's the phone most requested this is what people want me to switch to, and
it makes a lot of sense.
