Hell, my Pixel even trickle charges until my earliest alarm to preserve battery life… This is just sad lmao
Yeah, are they genuinely not already doing this kind of stuff already? My Xiaomi does that as well as adaptive charging based on my usage etc.
iOS has adaptive charging. They just don’t give charging estimates.
That’s a little better, but seems like a weird UI oversight.
Ironically iPhones have done that for a long while now, but for some reason haven’t had a timer
No timer but has trickle charge
Somehow i never connected the trickle charge target with my alarm settings. I was WAY over complicating it in my presumed implementation 🤦♂️
The iPhone has this feature
iPhones also do that and have for years. Like idgaf about Apple but people in this thread are talking about a product they are proud non-owners of as if they are experts. I’ve seen four or five “my phone does this, stupid iPhone users!” that are talking about features iPhone has also had for years lol. Apple is a shitty tech company, don’t need to be making shit up to criticise them.
trickle
iOS and iPhones have a giant amount of features to preserve battery life and health, it’s actually really good. Also they’re consistently more serviceable than a pixel.
You mean like just deleting every app that runs in the background for ten minutes? Not really much better than Samsung.
No there’s a whole suite of ways that the phone knows it’s being used or not. It limits charging capacity for longevity etc, and it’s fairly advanced. It’s the reason iOS devices consistently compete for usable battery life hours with android devices that have much bigger physical battery cells.
Oh, well if the industry magazines’ benchmarks say so then I won’t bother you with my own experiences with switching… Clearly I was spreading disinformation. Nevermind! 😅
Personally I found Apple does what Samsung does slightly better, but there is no comparison with the battery conservation of customized operating systems on droids. Samsung and Apple both suck.
I’m not gonna tell you that either corporate OS is great but they’re certainly both aware of the concept of battery optimization.
iPhones don’t even have a way to cancel an alarm that’s coming up in five minutes.
No wonder why Communism is when no iPhone
I use that feature basically every morning. My alarm is only a backup for the roughly 3 times a year I oversleep. I hate waking up to an alarm which motivates me to get up before it goes off.
I have a home assistant automation that simulates a sunrise (not very well tbh, I need to get some dimmer bulbs) before my phone alarm goes off so I’m usually awake before it does. I use this feature almost every weekday.
I cancel the upcoming alarm on an iPhone all the time. Idk what the screen is called if it’s lock or whatever but there’s a button right there.
Might not be recognizing sarcasm though. Spent some time in world to see what it’s about.
Wait, where is the button?
Not sarcasm; I looked at the lock screen (where it is in Android) and the alarm app (where any reasonable person would put it) and couldn’t find it.
It’s on the lock screen, but I think only when the alarm is coming up
Edit: I can only get it to show up there when the alarm has gone off and I’ve snoozed it
It appears close to the finish time, but you can also tap the alarm icon itself and it’ll take you right to a cancel button
I just tried it and it only for snoozing alarms. I definitley cancel those mfs all the time.
E: it’s timers, I use timers as a snooze one I cancel those from the Lock Screen while still asleep all the time.
If you use the sleeping settings, and wake up before your wake up alarm, it will prompt you “it seems you’re awake, do you want to cancel your upcoming alarm?”
Either on the Lock Screen or just open your Clock app where you had set the alarm, and toggle it off.
iPhones are actively hostile and materially harmful to poor people
They don’t allow you to set data caps! They don’t even allow you to see your monthly DATA USAGE
If you’ve ever wondered about the stories of people being stuck with extreme data overuse charges, it’s because a majority of the phones sold and used in the United States explicitly push their users to overuse their data
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I had a T-Mobile prepaid plan on a drugstore Android phone from 2010-2012. The data usage app they preloaded on it was almost a day or two behind, so if it showed that you were close to hitting your cap, chances are you probably already hit it if you had been using your phone a lot in the past 24-48 hours. I caught on when the app told me that I had almost two gigabytes left (back when you could stretch a gig out quite a bit if you stayed away from video apps or downloading big files), then I got a text from them an hour later saying that I hit my cap.
Granted I was on a plan that had “unlimited” data that throttled my phone to like 128 kilobits per second when I hit the cap, but it was still deceitful as fuck for people who were on plans that charged extra if they went past their cap.
It’s crazy that phone companies are still pulling this shit.
They do in fact let you see your usage. Even adjusted to your billing cycle. It’s listed under the cellular section in settings.
Universal usage per billing cycle or non universal (per app only)? This thread from June 2024 on the Apple forum only shows a per app limit, is there a way to set a universal data limit?
iPhones are such a dogshit product and I genuinely have no fucking clue why there are so many ardent defenders of Apple. Like Apple is so blatant about being a shitty greedy company who make worse products than everyone else and charge more, but somehow people still lick their boots and act like elitists for spending 1000 dollars on something that my 150 buck Chinese phone can do better.
How tf did apple manage to make “not owning an iphone” an ick for so many people lol
They make android phones use an ugly text color when they text you.
They also genuinely make texting with any other phones extremely difficult. Like I can send videos to people without iphones fine but when I send one to an iphone user it comes through in like 180p.
iMessage and FaceTime lock-in.
Probably not so much of a problem anymore, but Android phones used to have a lot of crapware from the phone manufacturer and/or carrier and you couldn’t expect more than a single OS update. Android phones are a good deal at $100 but I wouldn’t want to pay $700 for such messy UI. Google’s Nexus and Pixel as well as Motorola and OnePlus catered to the enthusiasts that knew what they want but these have never been big sellers in the West.
I love my oneplus lol. I hate how they left the concept of being cheaper than the competitors
Also iTunes and crappy iPods back in the day. Loved my Creative Zen Vision and Sansa Clip MP3 players back in my 2005-2015 era
I find it is a really easy way to sus out suckers, like crypto.
it’s like buying a benz luxury sedan. it’s an overpriced fashion accessory where function and value proposition are subservient to brand and form. it says, “i don’t know what i’m doing, but i’m paid so i am doing it correctly.” the idea that, when the warranty expires, it will be wildly expensive if not artificially impossible to service for basic issues does not enter into the equation. KBB estimates the cost for an oil change on a Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 to be over $200 and to change the oil and do basic checks of fluid levels and replace air filters they charge $450. unique/specialized tools and equipiment, absurd design requiring lots of labor time, ultra expensive material costs. it’s a design philosophy of perceived prestige and price signaling.
apparently on AppleTV+ the native advertising rules for scripts require baddies to not be shown using apple products. they have to use android stuff, PCs and flip-phones. that’s how you know the sham is as fragile as it’s ludicrous defenders.
I’m genuinely curious what $150 phone beats a $1,000 iPhone
Comparing the iPhone to its more available competition in the US (where iPhones dominate) it’s not that much, if at all, more expensive than a similar spec Pixel or Galaxy phone. And the reputations of neither Google nor Samsung are any better than Apple.
I use an iPhone now because I got sick of the volatility of Android. Android is constantly being “refreshed” with gimmicks and cosmetic overhauls. New apps are created and sundowned after 2 years. Lots of bugs/quirks that you just learn to work around, like WiFi randomly dropping so you have to reboot once a day. Feels reminiscent of Windows in that way.
Just like with non-Apple phones, you can buy a used iPhone for much cheaper. Yes the current year flagship models will be very expensive, over $1,000. That will also be true for any flagship Android phone or even a Huawei (e.g. the Pura 70 Pro is $1,300)
I’m genuinely curious what $150 phone beats a $1,000 iPhone
Answer : not sure what you mean by beat, but if it involves having similar or even better specs then I found 2. Both cost less than $150 where I am. Take a look. I have compared them to iPhone 16 plus which goes for a bit over $1000.
Bonus: you get headphone jack and expandable memory with both.
Lots of bugs/quirks that you just learn to work around, like WiFi randomly dropping so you have to reboot once a day.
Been using the same dirt cheap android for 6 years and never had this issue. Maybe it’s just your model? Sure there are bugs in android, but then you can look at all the battery drain issues in literally every iOS upgrade. link
Point is: no phone is bug free
I don’t think that is enough information to make a meaningful comparison. For example, megapixels is a poor basis for comparing two camera systems, especially today when the photography arms race is located primarily in the post-processing. Battery size means little when separated from the software it is driving. Two displays of equal resolution can have different quality in terms of colors, contrast, peak and min brightness, etc. Not to mention some intangibles like 5+ years of software support from Apple that I doubt will be provided for a budget Android phone.
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Apple drones will still mock you for not having their shitty products lmao
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I COULD NOT BELIEVE THIS. I saw a celebratory thread on
, literally thought it was a joke.iOS didn’t already do this? SERIOUSLY???
Graphene OS pixel stay winning
They added the ability to rearrange desktop icons THIS YEAR.
Desktop icons? Like the icons for apps? It’s had that as long as I can remember
The grid is till locked (hasn’t been on Android for ~10 years), but now they allow almost Android-like rearranging of icons and widgets.
So while home screens appear to be no longer limited to four columns of apps and seven rows (including the dock), actually, they still are. The difference is that users can decide where to place apps in that grid, and while Apple guides them, it doesn’t force apps into the next available slot in the grid.
Apple advertising its Ls
“Cooking” would be a banned word. It means nothing.
Let them cook
I’m gonna need to see some solid culinary excellence before we start letting everyone cook. A time to charge is not culinary excellence, it’s barely fundamentals.
iirc apple computers used to do this but they removed it because it either wasnt very accurate or the accuracy got worse as the battery aged. Maybe the situation is better now.
tbh theres no reason to buy those big stupid phones, you can buy used smartphones for dirt cheap, i got an iphone 8 for 70 bucks. Why would anyone need anything beyond that, i dont know, in fact i never understood why you should ever need more than one phone, ever. they should last a lifetime.
The best phone I ever owned was a Xiaomi Mi9 that I got in 2020, right before the US government banned Xiaomi products. Got it new at Target for about $90
its probably due to a patent war. they would have liked to do it but didnt want to pay to license the feature.
still waiting for a built in IR blaster on a $1000 phone
