7 Things You'll Hate When Switching from Android to iOS
Differences Between iOS and Android
Although iOS and Android operating systems are becoming increasingly similar, significant differences still exist between them. While iOS has recently adopted many features from Android, the approaches and limitations of the two platforms affect the user experience in different ways. Key points that may be frustrating for those considering switching to iOS include notification management, the intuitiveness of Google apps, customization options, restrictions related to the app store and accessories, and dependency on iCloud.
Key Points
- iOS notification management is not as advanced and convenient as Android's
- Some Google apps do not work as intuitively on iOS as they do on Android
- Home screen layout and icon customization options are more limited on iOS
- There is a reliance on the App Store for installing apps (for now)
- Accessory options are narrower, and the use of iCloud may be mandatory
- If Apple removes a feature, users may also have to give it up
