I would say that you would gain better and easier connectivity and
transferring with android, as you can just go through windows in the normal
way, and can also I believe bluetooth files between phones, unlike with the
iPhone, where one has to mess about with pesky iTunes and that's one's only
option.
this was the main reason for me getting an android phone, as I was just sick
of the aggravation when it came to getting media such as audiobooks, movies,
music, etc. on to the iPhone, and videos or recordings off of it.
I have a samsung note 8 and a sony X Z premium, and I also think that
certainly as far as the note 8 goes, the internet browsing is actually
better than on the iPhone.
hope this helps.
Simon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sarah Stephenson" <sarahstephenson00@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "access-uk" <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2018 9:50 AM
Subject: [access-uk] Android or IOS?
Hi all,
My contract with O2 is about to finish and I'm looking at what new
phone I get. I've had an iPhone since they first came out and am well
used to using them and Voiceover however I know that android
accessibility has come a long way in the pst few yers. So my genuine
question is what would I gain / lose if I switched to an android phone
and if so what particular models do people have experience of using?
In terms of what I do on my iphone it's the usual mail, web browsing,
FB, twitter, banking etc. I don't use applemusic as I have spotify
but I do also use the Netflix ap.
I await genuine feedback.
Regards,
Sarah
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