From iOS to Android - Leaving the Walled Garden
As some readers of this blog may have noticed, I recently switched back to using Android after nearly a decade of running a purely Apple-based tech setup. For nearly the entire preceding decade, my choice of technology had been dominated by my experiences during my three and a half years as an employee of the Cupertino-based fruit flingers. However, for the last two years, iOS and the iPhone have felt strangely stale, and when foldable phones started getting more traction, first with Motorola’s reboots of its famous RAZR line, an then with Samsung’s Z Flip and Z Fold lines, the time seemed right to return to the Android fold. And yes, that pun was intentional. This wouldn’t be my first rodeo, mind you. My first two real smartphones had been Android devices, the Motorola Milestone and Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S, as had been my first tablet, the ASUS EeePad Slider , the latter carrying me through my first year as a part of the Church of the Disciples of St. Jobs, and very much a device ...