Athiena
Athiena t1_j9uevw7 wrote
Reply to comment by MikeDubbz in iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island Gets the Android Treatment in Latest Copycat Effort by StrongInteraction594
I’d prefer the iPhone’s dynamic island because it offers a little functionality and a better Face ID system. Also I wouldn’t be using that screen space for anything anyway.
Athiena t1_j9uesao wrote
Reply to comment by ihate360 in iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island Gets the Android Treatment in Latest Copycat Effort by StrongInteraction594
iOS users don’t constantly feel a need to shit on Android, just Android users do it for some reason
Athiena t1_j9uen7a wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealNap0le0n in iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island Gets the Android Treatment in Latest Copycat Effort by StrongInteraction594
Nobody really cares about “tinkering” with phones, they just want it to work reliably for a long time. This is where iPhones succeed.
Athiena t1_j26lhwd wrote
Reply to comment by nitroben2 in Face ID: a hassle or no? by drDVMHomie
Looking at the Lock Screen is an important step
Athiena t1_j9um2n9 wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealNap0le0n in iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island Gets the Android Treatment in Latest Copycat Effort by StrongInteraction594
Apple supports phones longer than any other manufacturer with immediate updates that don’t leave you waiting for months wondering when your specific phone will get it.
In addition, the oldest phone currently supported by iOS 16 is the iPhone 7, released in 2016. However, most apps (for example YouTube) only require around iOS 14 to work. And the oldest phone that can run those is the iPhone 6s from 2015.
So unless you’re the type to keep the same device for 8 years, you will never need to buy a new iPhone to use apps.