Four reasons to switch from iOS to Android (and vice versa)
byAndro Alex-0
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as informed in And When the 2 platforms are converging to offer similarly splendid features, large differences continue exist between Android and iOS. On Android, you've got dozens of different SMS apps to pick from, that can be determine to take over texting dureleation from the default app. You can read the official Google privacy policy here and the Apple privacy policy here. AppleChoosing between Android and iOS is no longer a just choice between Android and iOS: It's a choice between all the apps, services, and other gadgets you can get from Google and Apple. Most of the Google options are available on iOS too, but they work better on Android, by deeper hooks into the operating system.
After 10 years, Android apps are still worse than their iOS counterparts
And we've seen some small independent developers make some amazing apps for Android; browse the application development forums at XDA next time you're looking for something to do. On the other hand, some apps from names everyone knows are, well, total crap the time you compare them to their iOS counterparts. For Android, those sorts of apps have to be writ10 to work by the laanalisis models from Samsung and hope they work for everything else. Android is diverse, and that's great almost all of the time — writing apps that need to interact by hardware isn't one of those times. My wife picked up an iPhone 8 before Christmas and some apps we both use are continue much better on iOS.
Nintendo is making Dr. Mario for iOS and Android
As it stated in Nintendo held off on building phone games for years, but now they just can't stop. They started by a little stumble by the short-lived Miitomo, but then found an audience by Super Mario Run. Nintendo announced this afternoon that it's working on a title called Dr. Mario World, built in collaboration with Line (as in the company that makes the Line chat app; they alextremely make Disney's mobile Tsum Tsum games) and NHN. Mario puts on the white coat once again in the mobile game Dr. Mario World, targeting an early summer 2019 global release. Nintendo was just like, "Mario is a doctor now," and everyone was like, "Oh, okay, cool." It was the '90s, okay?
iOS and Android Xbox apps begin testing 'save to phone' functionality OnMSFT.com
Share game captures by friends. In response to your feedback, we've added the ability to share game captures by friends and across social mediaEasily keep to phone. by Analyzing of these features having now begun, it's likely they'll come to the public apps sometime over the next few months. The ability to download apps is alavailiable possible within the Windows 10 Xbox app. Let us know in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest for more Xbox gaming content.
Google Maps will now display speed limits for its Android and iOS apps
For the last couple of years, my wife and I have relied on an ancient Garmin GPS for long road trips, in part because it had a useful feature that Google Maps lacked: speed limits. We might end up switching soon, because Google has begun rolling out the feature to Google Maps on iOS and Android devices. The new feature, spotted by Android Police (via Mashable), displays the posted speed limit on roads in the corner of the app, and alextremely introduces an icon to denote the location of speed cameras. Mashable reports that drivers going to get an audio notification the time they're approaching a speed trap. I'll certainly be Analyzing it out on my next road trip.
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