Android fails and pet hates

Whatever you say, fanboy, did you even go read the link?

Probably not...
Such a fanboy I use Android and iOS sure bud.

And yes I did check the link, the Keyboards that do everything my free and built-in Samsung Clipboard does were paid, going back to my point. The free ones do half the job.....Again to my point.

Hopefully one day iOS will get his done properly. I'd love to use my iPad more for work, but alas it's currently not to be, at least not for the more serious stuff.
 
Such a fanboy I use Android and iOS sure bud.

And yes I did check the link, the Keyboards that do everything my free and built-in Samsung Clipboard does were paid, going back to my point. The free ones do half the job.....Again to my point.

Hopefully one day iOS will get his done properly. I'd love to use my iPad more for work, but alas it's currently not to be, at least not for the more serious stuff.


Just checked my Huawei P20, it doesn’t have your Samsung app either, who would have thought that...
 
Well, I would not expect a Huawei to have a Samsung app bud.

But it is (a) android and (b) not iOS, so your diatribe against iOS doesn’t work that well, using it as an example, does it?



You also forgot the huge disadvantage in your argument, it means you have to be using a Samsung phone :sick:



;)
 
But it is (a) android and (b) not iOS, so your diatribe against iOS doesn’t work that well, using it as an example, does it?



You also forgot the huge disadvantage in your argument, it means you have to be using a Samsung phone :sick:



;)
I am pretty sure this is an LG going exactly the same thing buddy :

Like I said, Android supports it, it's down to OEMs how they construct it.

Stop embarrassing yourself.
 
I am pretty sure this is an LG going exactly the same thing buddy:

Like I said, Android supports it, it's down to OEMs how they construct it.

Stop embarrassing yourself.

I’m not the one trying desperately to prove superiority when it’s a non-issue which can be done with an app and doesn’t exist on all android phones either.

The embarrassing part is you trying so hard to show how one OS is immeasurably superior to another because of a single feature. It’s actually quite juvenile and playground boasting...
 
The embarrassing part is you trying so hard to show how one OS is immeasurably superior to another because of a single feature. It’s actually quite juvenile and playground boasting...

Don't you do the same though? I mean this thread was apple free until you entered

Even on iOS 12 you can still not chose default apps and you're still stuck with 4 icons horizontally. Apple has you by the balls
 
Don't you do the same though? I mean this thread was apple free until you entered

Even on iOS 12 you can still not chose default apps and you're still stuck with 4 icons horizontally. Apple has you by the balls


Post #63 might help you as you think about my balls :p


I don’t think any OS is superior to any other OS, I just get annoyed by fanboys of either ilk, they’re both as annoying as each other.

and seriously, a person with a Samesung phone trying to act superior?
 
I’m not the one trying desperately to prove superiority when it’s a non-issue which can be done with an app and doesn’t exist on all android phones either.

The embarrassing part is you trying so hard to show how one OS is immeasurably superior to another because of a single feature. It’s actually quite juvenile and playground boasting...
Lol,no bud, we were talking about the handling of email on Android vs iOS, and I said one of my issues was using the Clipboard in iOS vs. What my phone has already built-in when copying and pasting between emails and content.

If you want me to list every other thing iOS is missing, it would need to be a whole thread dedicated to it.

iOS handles my entertainment needs efficiently but not my work, it's that simple, but the day it can do both, I'd gladly use my iOS devices for the more serious stuff to. :)

Thanks for all the effort though bud! Much appreciated.
 
Lol,no bud, we were talking about the handling of email on Android vs iOS, and I said one of my issues was using the Clipboard in iOS vs. What my phone has already built-in when copying and pasting between emails and content.

If you want me to list every other thing iOS is missing, it would need to be a whole thread dedicated to it.

iOS handles my entertainment needs efficiently but not my work, it's that simple, but the day it can do both, I'd gladly use my iOS devices for the more serious stuff to. :)

Thanks for all the effort though bud! Much appreciated.


No effort at all, you were the one who went hunting videos ;).
 
No effort at all, you were the one who went hunting videos ;).
Proving you wrong clearly doesn't require hunting

Next time get a thorough understanding of context and you will be fine. :)

Thanks again for the effort though bud. I had big hopes when you posted that Cult of Mac link, but Apple needs to build this in themselves, along with improving the email app. I hate using Outlook. So much nicer when such basic functions are built-in.
 
I’m not the one trying desperately to prove superiority when it’s a non-issue which can be done with an app and doesn’t exist on all android phones either.

The embarrassing part is you trying so hard to show how one OS is immeasurably superior to another because of a single feature. It’s actually quite juvenile and playground boasting...
Multi clip tray doesn't exist on EMUI? Are you serious? That's terrible, more that EMUI doesn't do, do they still have it so you can't configure your own cycle for mobile data? It's what stopped me getting the P10 lite.

Quick Google: https://webcazine.com/forums/where-do-i-find-my-clipboard-on-my-huawei-honor/
They seriously didn't implement it? Rather use the Swift Key then (guide to use).

I find it crazy not to implement something as simple as a clip tray. Windows 10 is finally implementing it: https://thenextweb.com/microsoft/20...board-takes-the-pain-out-of-copy-and-pasting/
should be in the next general release sometime next month (Fall/October 2018). Actually the thing I look forward to most as I am currently using third party tools to do it, which aren't that great as most got abandoned/left at W7.

EDIT:
Microsoft has promised that this feature will be able to sync your clipboard data to Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard for iPhone, iPad, and Android, allowing you to copy something on your PC and easily paste it into any app on your phone. However, this feature hasn’t been added to the SwiftKey keyboard app yet.
https://www.howtogeek.com/351978/using-windows-10s-new-clipboard-history-and-cloud-sync/
100KB limit though for online sync.

Keyboard history will be anything smaller than 4MB.
 
Proving you wrong clearly doesn't require hunting

Next time get a thorough understanding of context and you will be fine. :)

Thanks again for the effort though bud. I had big hopes when you posted that Cult of Mac link, but Apple needs to build this in themselves, along with improving the email app. I hate using Outlook. So much nicer when such basic functions are built-in.

Built in apps are usually more basic and crap to use, I prefer third party apps for almost everything. Browser is Kiwi, SMS is textra, email is AquaMail, calculator is calculatorPlus, music is Poweramp...
 
Built in apps are usually more basic and crap to use, I prefer third party apps for almost everything. Browser is Kiwi, SMS is textra, email is AquaMail, calculator is calculatorPlus, music is Poweramp...
I wish I could make Spotify use PowerAmp, would be cool. The Equalizer is just so much better.

I don't see the point in most third party if the OEM is good enough, e.g. built in SMS has keyword filter, etc. so no need to install.
Would still like to be able to use Google Camera, but Open Camera is "good enough" for now, sadly no Camera 2.0 API support on my phone.
 
Built in apps are usually more basic and crap to use, I prefer third party apps for almost everything. Browser is Kiwi, SMS is textra, email is AquaMail, calculator is calculatorPlus, music is Poweramp...
Have to agree on PowerAmp, awesome piece of software, going back to the early days of Android. But I have found that certain built-in apps just run better e.g. I do not use Google Chrome as I prefer Samsung Internet as it has Ad Blocking and Tracker Blocking features, on the other hand I prefer Apple Music over the built-in Google Play Music.

Different strokes.
 
Have to agree on PowerAmp, awesome piece of software, going back to the early days of Android. But I have found that certain built-in apps just run better e.g. I do not use Google Chrome as I prefer Samsung Internet as it has Ad Blocking and Tracker Blocking features, on the other hand I prefer Apple Music over the built-in Google Play Music.

Different strokes.

Have you seen the new v3 version of Poweramp? .apk update is available from their forum, pinned in the v3 section.
 
Textra is better than any built in sms app. I even paid for the Pro version.
Okay, looking at features:
Material design - don't really care, stock LG one is fine.
Dark, light/auto - don't care, want permanent dark which stock LG does
bubble styles - don't care
scheduled SMS/MMS - when would I ever use this? Who uses SMS?
stop during send/slide to delete - again, rarely ever have SMS.
quick snap camera - never would use MMS...
Multi-select picture gallery - again, mms
quick reply pop-up - built into the OS/app...
MMS Group - WhatsApp and telegram, costs me money else...
voice note memo: again, not using RCS.
GIF: MMS/RCS.
Message blocker: interesting, feature built in probs.
automatic video and image compression: not sending via that, so doesn't matter.

Dark theme:
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Removed sections, but you get the idea.

The app might be useful if we actually had RCS here.
 
Thats exactly the problem. When I am mobile and want to bash out a large email that may need to contain some bits of research and suggestions, I do not want to go back and forth copying and pasting, it takes forever.

Here is the Clipboard that I have long appreciated in Samsungs, it keeps everything I copy in a Clipboard that I can bring up whenever I need to, therefore no needing to go back and forth waisting time doing things one-by-one (that is so 2006 in my Sony Ericsson). This is very efficient for those of us who do a lot of emails in and out of the office, not even an iPad Pro has this functionality, which is quite shocking
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I understand that part perfectly and the need for it as I’ve used similar myself.

Just pointing out that a PC doesn’t do it either as you stated.
 
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