Spencer Hamm

Trouble with Apple is they've set their own bar so high that when they fail to meet it, and we want to go elsewhere, there's nowhere to go.

Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh, over the fields we go, ENABLE 2FA

In the end, Apple makes my life a little easier than Android, and that’s all that matters.

Obviously, pros and cons of both Apple and Android. Switch to one side and you lose the best of the other.

When looking around for best apps, I’m bummed things like messages and virus scanners are recommended though. Why would I even want these?

Android’s core functionality is definitely far superior: notification bundles, preferences, lock screen, app switcher. All incredible.

For me, I would guess 99% of people I message are via iMessage. No one uses Telegram, Whats App, Signal, etc.

Tried out a Google Pixel for the day, back to iPhone. The switch away from messages is just to jarring for me.

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