Android L vs IOS8

[backstreetboy]

I read about the 'LMP' references in the Android L dev code, which obviously points to lemon meringue pie. Lollipop has a much nicer ring to it though and is a more universally relatable name, so I hope Google goes with that.

Don't really care what they call it. Will still be better than this http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/23/iphone-6-plus-bending-pockets/

As highlighted in a few reports shared in the MacRumors forums, a small but growing number of iPhone 6 Plus owners have reportedly bent their phones after carrying the devices in their pockets just days after launch. In one instance, a new iPhone 6 Plus was bent during a day of dancing, dining, and driving to a wedding.

Didn't know the new iPhones had bendable screens

 

[Looney]

Don't really care what they call it. Will still be better than this http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/23/iphone-6-plus-bending-pockets/ Didn't know the new iPhones had bendable screens

And people say Apple do not innovate anymore

 

[kianm]

So my next phone will be a 64bit droid, easy decision to make as by the time I need to upgrade I'm sure L will be officially released

 

[kianm]

And people say Apple do not innovate anymore

, they should patent that

 

[Dolby]

It's a pity not all android users will see L unless they upgrade to the flashier newer phone. How many users are still on Jellybean? There are still some phones on Gingerbread as well :-(.

Not all Apple iPad 2 users and 4S users are getting iOS8 either

Cue Dolby...

 

[Maverick Jester]

Samsung, Sony, HTC doesn't seem to matter which brand I've chosen they are all seem to have this problem

Yes, their APIs are closed source, and they have not taken enough responsibility to update the AOSP codebase with any improvements that they've made. They're all at fault here.