[off-topic] Re: Android and iPhones,
- From: Shane clark <hshaneclark@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "off-topic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <off-topic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 13:39:00 -0400
Hi Beto,
You said to read below to find answeres to your other questions, but the last
thing I saw was the part about new devices coming out every four months. Was
that the last thing you said?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Oct 27, 2013, at 1:11 PM, Beto Arreola <beto.arreola22@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hello I will answer your questions below except for you last one.
> Talk back is the best screen reader in my opinion you can run on your phone
> it is there right from the start and is completely reliable.
> Now as or if you should wait for the iPhone 6 that is something only you can
> decide we can’t tell you to wait or not to wait.
> Like I mentioned in a comment I did on answering one of your questions below
> android has to many options and if you like simple android is simple in firms
> of all the different things you can do with it, but the hard part comes from
> chooing the device you will be satisfied with for 2 years since every 4
> months or so a new device comes out that is better then the last.
> Now remember to read below my answers to your other questions.
>
>
>
>> On Oct 27, 2013, at 9:21 AM, Shane clark <hshaneclark@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>> I apologize if I've asked this already, but it seems as though the more I
>> ponder on this, the more I am curious.
>> Ok, so I am currently using an iPhone 4S, with 7.03, and I thus far love it
>> and all of Apples products, and the accessibility they offer. However, I am
>> very interested in the Galaxy S4, and had an opportunity to play around with
>> it a little, and it seemed very nice as well.
>> In talking to a friend last night, I told him, here are the things I'm
>> wrestling with, and I figured I'd share them with you guys, and get your
>> opinions. What I like about my iPhone, is how it is straight forward and
>> easy to use. When it was jailbroken, I liked the fact that I could use an
>> app called ProTube to download any song from YouTube, straight to my phone,
>> and use an app called Bridge to import the song to my native music app. Can
>> this be done on a Galaxy S4, or do the songs go to a download manager folder
>> somewhere? Well You can do both these things on any android device and you
>> can move any file you want to any area of the phone you desire since the s4
>> and all other android phones have a dedicated file manager.
>
>
>> I'm one that likes my music all in the same location, verses 200 songs in
>> the music app and let's say 20 songs somewhere else.
>> Also, I've heard that you can customize the Galaxy and other Droid phones to
>> have different layouts and such. I'm sure they're other things you can do
>> also, but I don't know what they are, but am curious though. As for me, I'm
>> happy with my layout of my home screens. I move the icons where I want them,
>> and I go from there. You can natively move your apps around on any android
>> phone and set them up like you can with your current iPhone.
>
>
>> I'd also hate to get the S4 in Feb when my contract is up with Sprint, go to
>> Verizon, and a month or so later, the S5 comes out. Any word as to when it
>> will be available? For when phones are coming out this is need known they
>> don’t have a set schedule so what you ask is hard to tell. Here is a piece
>> of advice you must settle for a thing you know will last you 2 year because
>> on android the thing goes like this you get the s5 for example, but then LG,
>> or HTC or any of the others will release something that is way better then
>> what you have. You need to realize right away that with android you get
>> many choice and they are all different so if you wish to venture in to the
>> android world you need to make sure that what you get is what you really
>> want. I can’t tell you what you like and no one else can only you can
>> decide that and know you can actually stick with it for two years.
>
> With the iPhone everything is easy for everyone because all phones are
> exactly the same.
>
>
>> How are the other screen readers like Speil I think its called, and I think
>> there's another one also? With TalkBack, can you change the default voice if
>> you don't like it? I guess I kinda am used to Samanthas voice, and it would
>> take me awhile to get used to anothers tone and such.
>> I guess what I'm getting at is, should I wait and see how the iPhone 6 is
>> going to be, in other words, if it isn't broke, don't fix it, or should I go
>> with a Galaxy and take the plunge, if you will.
>> Any and all feedback is welcomed both on and off list, at the email
>> hshaneclark@xxxxxxxxx.
>> Sorry for the novel of an email lol, I'm just curious as you can tell.
>> Thanks, Shane. Sent from my iPhoneWith questions, concerns, or issues
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