One of the best video series I've seen in a LONG time. Both Android and iOS have their merits, but this really shows that Android is not behind, but leading.
Yes! But seeing as how I'm an artist, the Note along with the Spen and the huge screen attracts me more. Sketching on the go with that thing is gonna be magical. Can't wait for the Note 2.
I've also been an apple customer for the last 4 years and started using Android with the Galaxy S2 and now the Galaxy Nexus and it's a totally different experience and it's a lot more fun. I love the fact that I can take the battery out of my phone and put a spare battery when I'm on the go in case my battery dies, the ability to share things, and the great variety of free apps. The thing that bothered me the most was the screen size of the iPhone. You're gonna love the Galaxy S3.
Armando, thanks for this. I have been an Apple guy for a long time, and you have really opened up my eyes. I left Apple and am slowly making my way to opening up to Android. Hopefully I can learn a lot more from you. Thanks again.
Very good point. I use it (USB-OTG) all the time. I can carry 10 usb sticks of 64 gig, that's 640 gig of movies and music and play them in real time without having to import them to internal storage or sd-card. Just plug and play. I bought my USB-OTG on Amazon for just 1 dollar 30 and works very well. :)
i moved from HTC Desire (later i used it with a Custom Rom), to an iPhone 4s and never been happier. I've also sold my Toshiba Thrive, and bought the new iPad(both systems have their pro's and con's)
Yes, it will notify you over the internet or by SMS to any previously number that you entered on Cerberus Settings. It will notify you even if it is on Flight Mode or if it has no SIM card (but will need to be connected to a Wi-Fi network of course)
Guys you don't have to be on one side or the other. You can use both apple and android. It's okay. I understand why people like both android and apple. What's important is finding what works for you. All companies in tech have done wonders, just in their own ways.
It's organized differently yes. On the mobile variant of Google Play Store you can't sort by date. You can however sort by category, and see the most popular, rising etc app. There's plenty of ways to still find what you're looking for. And if you can't find it, just logon to the store on your computer then perform the searches as described by you and then have the app installed on your phone by clicking "Send to phone" on your computer. It's just different, not inferior.
I use Nova Launcher as well been using it for a year love it. Especially since I can backup my home screen layout and when I upgrade my phone all I have to do is setup my new device and after all my apps are installed setup Nova Launcher and restore my backup and bam back to my layout and it's so awesome.
I actually contacted Cerberus about it. And this was their response: GPS is enabled when you send a "Start tracking" command, but that works only on some Android versions. For WiFi, you have the "enablewifi" SMS command.
There's an app for automation called Tasker. You can disable airplane mode at timed intervals and/or conditions without the theif knowing. You can also "automate" location sending according to conditions. For example: Set time when you want it to check phone's status, set geofences where you usually stay. If your phone exits those geofences it can automatically disable airplane mode, send your phones location, take a video, all according to conditions you set.
Yea, but as I said in another post, the Note attracts me much more because I'm an artist. The Spen and the large screen are very ideal for sketching on the go. I also like how it bridges tablet and phone functionality...I feel like any other phone will just be a regular smartphone lol.
exactly.. I was absolute apple/iphone fan but now Android is on very different level than ever and it's so much fun (even without jailbreak) I've always wanted on ios apple will have to show something miraculous to make me change back
Hey, I'm an ex-iPhone user whose currently on the Windows OS and moving to Android shortly with the EVO 4g LTE. I think the bigger argument used in Apple's favor by people I know isn't necessarily that it is "simpler" or "easier" since most of them realize that anything can be simple or easy when you get used to it, but rather that it just SEEMS to possess a better UI. Quite simply, when run your finger across the screen to scroll in an iPhone, the screen sticks to your finger like a magnet.
Don't take that the wrong way though, I like these videos - they really make a strong case for Android. And all of the stuff that you are showing doesn't require root access or a custom rom...but we all know you have your phone modded from stock :)
Thanks for these videos. I was about to get the new iPhone. I'm so glad I watched these videos first. Apple's iOS is FAR too locked down for me. It would drive me nuts.
The iOS launcher is called espier thanks for nova I noticed a few weeks back before I got my nexus but I forgot about it sweet videos very informative checking out episode 5 next
At the time i bought my Htc Desire it was one of the best, and I'm not talking about speed or lags or anything like that. My personal reason for an iPhone, was the App Store, i can buy Apps without a Credit Card, i see on which iPhone/iPad the App works. In both App Stores is alot of crap, but i think there is much more crap in the Android Store. On my Desire i had widgets, but i never really used them. At the Moment I'm happy with the iPhone, but I think that both systems are really good.
That's because you are only viewing web components that iOS lets you. Let me clarify that. When you tap on M and click on "VIEW SERIES" it will bring you to the next page. On the next page you can only access the "overview" but try clicking on "Explore M3 Coupe" (and the others with a play icon), you wont be able to see it because it requires flash. Use your desktop browser to open it and see what I mean. The point is, with Android you don't have to install an app just to view a website.
I must say after watching you 5 videos you have turned my head toward an android, iv been an apple customer for the last 4 years!!!! My next phone will be a samsung galaxy S3!!!! Lol my first ever android phone.
Thank you very much for your videos. I'm an Android user since the Samsung Moment, and I've always held Apple in contempt. *Now* I'm more informed in my contempt! LOL thanks again!
wow. just wow. In over an hour my whole veiw on smart phones has changed and I realize the android operating system is much better than ios. Thank you for showing me this :) Also, I learned that you can download emulators and play games! That is truly awesome! *Subscribes*
Looking like a toy in a video may differ than how it looks and feels in person, gotta remember that. Most phones I've seen look much better once I actually have them in my hand. Got my Note today, looks and feels awesome, better than I expected. :)
if anyone is curious what he's running on his desktop its a program called Rainmeter. you download the program and then you can download skins from deviantart. its also very easy to make your own custom skins if you have a small amount of coding knowledge and photoshop skills.
For everyone asking: The Application is called Cerberus. It is initially free for a week, then you pay ONCE $3.85, and you have the full app. Great, great app!
ppl keep saying things about his custom kernel... He probably just flashed to the stock to for the video, & left the kernel. Who cares if he is rooted, everything he's demonstrated in this video is achievable without root. Root & custom rooms/kernels is just yet another strength that android offers anyhow.
I think you misunderstood, I don't have a problem with C or C++. I am merely pointing out that learning objectivce C (iOS programming language) is like learning how to walk again even if you know C or C++ already because objective C has it's own modular system. I don't prefer Java over C or C++, I'm merely pointing out that objective C is different.
I'm sure this has been said already, but when you were talking about the browser zooming in to let you choose which button you meant, Opera Mobile has done that for a while now.
Cerberus is indeed a very good app and works as advertised. In my experience, Android has been stable since Froyo, as long as you have high end devices. I rarely get device freeze on my Android. I also rarely get device freezes on my iPad especially after upgrading it to 5.0 but it happens. Check one of my videos regarding iPad freezing. Pls. don't comment on resetting, I know how to reset a device using physical buttons. Just showing what freezing on iPad looks like.
This is the most thorough camparison video about android that i have seen. Learn things about apps and features I didn't know and I have both an Nexus and an Itouch. By the way the only thing Flash is good for is porn. You should also show people that you can request the desk top version of a site rather then just the mobile.
The thing about so many choices is ppl need to research these things before making an Android purchase. SO better battery life can come from: chips and hardware used, what the phone manufacture does to their phone.
@Stance TL Was talking about "managing" notifications not viewing! On android i must go to every app individually to turn its notifications ON/OFF!!! Which is quiet annoying whereas on iOS its all in one place on settings much more organised. I coukd view whats ON/OFF all in one place less time consuming.
For those wondering why Cerberus may not have all functionality, its because your phone isn't rooted. It needs superuser access to pull some more of the more invasive actions.
the better iphone launcher that looks identical is called espier launcher. it does work great, and gives you the ability to still add widgets if you want
Looking forward to the next "episode". This has been a great eye opener for me, I have been wondering if i should get an iPhone instead of an Android. But now I see which one is the better OS, and soon i'll be buying the Galaxy Nexus... :P
It doesn't change the fact that they can be tracked. I have a different tracking/security app called SeekDroid and it's very, and I mean VERY accurate. It was spot on when I looked on the map as to where the phone is. As for Tablets, I would recommend the Asus Transformer Prime. It's pretty much a tablet/laptop and works really well. I have the first gen Transformer and have not had any issues with it.
Because the nexus is what an android phone should be, you haven't tried android till you tried vanilla android. I love both operating systems, and thats why i chose android as a phone and ios as just entertainment. I'm happy that i could do this because you get the flexibility from both, best of both worlds without bickering who's better.
A jailbroken iphone can access Dreamboard to change themes too. IOS has a Chrome browser now and you can set it up as your default aswell. and i do agree that Chrome blows Safari out the park in so many ways and now i use it all the time now.
No problem :) I've not tried it yet (don't have enough space on my phone >_>) but looking at reviews/the app's main site it looks like it's got some really nice features - I'll be getting it as soon as I can free up some space
I kinda agree with you, I'm a Galaxy Nexus user, have my phone rooted and with a custom ROM; however, I recommended the iPhone to my girlfriend because of the way and the reasons she has to get a phone, in the end is just a matter of personal opinion and choice.
Great job. Congratulations. About the browser. You should check Opera Browser. It's really good piece of software. I have it on Symbian (also on my computer, my brother's HTC etc.). Opera has similar zooming feature like the one you showed in the end of the video (and of course a lot more nice features).
I went on the bmw website just now. Maybe theyve updated it since you made this video but I could see everything you just showed. I clicked on M series and this page poped up with all the info. It wasnt flash but it was pretty cool. When I scrolled down, the pictures changed showing the cars exterior and interior with small snippets of text which smoothly faded out with each picture. Any good international site probably has an iphone/ipad version dunno how it didnt for you.
i used to be ignorant and think ios is simpler and cooler than android. i watched your videos, you changed my mind. brilliant. ios is primitive compared to android
i just want to say i love your high quality presentations. you are good at speaking and showing everything. and i love your Galaxy Nexus. my project at the moment is customizing my HTC Mytouch 4G like yours. Is your back button and other buttons at the bottom blue by default? I'd like to see a comparison on the Galaxy Nexus vs the HTC One S or X. And I'm quite impressed with what i learned about Android in your videos. I think people that say android sucks prob didn't have a good phone.
Hi Armando, great job on the videos. You've earned a new subscriber:-) You could significantly improve if you put links in the description of apps and sites you feature in a video. Please make a what's on my Android (and maybe PC), would be really cool.
On the iOS launcher, check marking takes longer than putting the app in because you have to scroll through a ton of apps instead of knowing where it is and putting it in the folder. unless they are right next to each other alphabetically.
Wanna hear about easy? A guy posted about this video on a forum. I literally jumped straight from my forum app to watching the video through the TH-cam app, and when I press the back button, I go right back to the forum post.
There's a new app in the play store called themer now. It acts as a launcher bur you just download themes and activate them with one click. Some of the current themes are very nice indeed. Been trying it out on my HTC One for about a week now and the theme I'm using now (theme name is dashboard) is so much nicer than any launcher that I've ever used. Best of all, it's free and so are the themes.
@Stance TL Managment of notifications via settings are much more organised than android, unlike a droud where i have to go individially to every app to sort out its notification settings!!!!!!
FINALLY someone explains to iOS people that the only reason it would appear that Android crashes more is because it actually tells you rather than just go back.
One of the best video series I've seen in a LONG time. Both Android and iOS have their merits, but this really shows that Android is not behind, but leading.
i love how he tries to show off how much he makes by giving us the model of the car and everything.
Yes! But seeing as how I'm an artist, the Note along with the Spen and the huge screen attracts me more. Sketching on the go with that thing is gonna be magical. Can't wait for the Note 2.
As for me, I love changing how my phone looks & using any apps I want. I use my phone for other stuff WAY more than for calling! To each his own!
I've also been an apple customer for the last 4 years and started using Android with the Galaxy S2 and now the Galaxy Nexus and it's a totally different experience and it's a lot more fun. I love the fact that I can take the battery out of my phone and put a spare battery when I'm on the go in case my battery dies, the ability to share things, and the great variety of free apps. The thing that bothered me the most was the screen size of the iPhone. You're gonna love the Galaxy S3.
Armando, thanks for this. I have been an Apple guy for a long time, and you have really opened up my eyes. I left Apple and am slowly making my way to opening up to Android. Hopefully I can learn a lot more from you. Thanks again.
I have a One X, you will not be dissapointed! Best phone I have ever used or seen.
Very good point. I use it (USB-OTG) all the time. I can carry 10 usb sticks of 64 gig, that's 640 gig of movies and music and play them in real time without having to import them to internal storage or sd-card. Just plug and play. I bought my USB-OTG on Amazon for just 1 dollar 30 and works very well. :)
Love the series man..great vids. Had my SGS3 for over a week now and its just sick! Even had a friend who is a Apple fanboy impressed with my SGS3.
i moved from HTC Desire (later i used it with a Custom Rom), to an iPhone 4s and never been happier. I've also sold my Toshiba Thrive, and bought the new iPad(both systems have their pro's and con's)
Man you are doing a wonderful job with these videos. They are well thought out, you show and make some solid points. Thanks.
Thanks for this series. Sold my iPhone 4S for a Galaxy S2.
The Labs feature of the Stock ICS browser with its circular menus is also a real eye-catcher!
Im glad you now see the light. The htc one series are awesome, I personally have a htc one s!
Yes, it will notify you over the internet or by SMS to any previously number that you entered on Cerberus Settings. It will notify you even if it is on Flight Mode or if it has no SIM card (but will need to be connected to a Wi-Fi network of course)
Guys you don't have to be on one side or the other. You can use both apple and android. It's okay. I understand why people like both android and apple. What's important is finding what works for you. All companies in tech have done wonders, just in their own ways.
You should make another series -----> Android Vs Windows. That will be another great series.
It's organized differently yes.
On the mobile variant of Google Play Store you can't sort by date.
You can however sort by category, and see the most popular, rising etc app.
There's plenty of ways to still find what you're looking for.
And if you can't find it, just logon to the store on your computer then perform the searches as described by you and then have the app installed on your phone by clicking "Send to phone" on your computer.
It's just different, not inferior.
I use Nova Launcher as well been using it for a year love it. Especially since I can backup my home screen layout and when I upgrade my phone all I have to do is setup my new device and after all my apps are installed setup Nova Launcher and restore my backup and bam back to my layout and it's so awesome.
Finally after about an hour of spergin, you hit a legit point, and I will admit, those anti-theft measures are pretty cool.
Adobe flash player has died on December 31st 2020 and this video has aged well in 2021.
I actually contacted Cerberus about it. And this was their response:
GPS is enabled when you send a "Start tracking" command, but that works only on some Android versions.
For WiFi, you have the "enablewifi" SMS command.
When I got my SGS2, which was my first smartphone, I came across rooting the first day, haven't lived without root from that day :)
Omg that cerberus app is AWESOME! I cant believe all the stuff I can do on my Galaxy s3!
There's an app for automation called Tasker. You can disable airplane mode at timed intervals and/or conditions without the theif knowing. You can also "automate" location sending according to conditions. For example: Set time when you want it to check phone's status, set geofences where you usually stay. If your phone exits those geofences it can automatically disable airplane mode, send your phones location, take a video, all according to conditions you set.
Yea, but as I said in another post, the Note attracts me much more because I'm an artist. The Spen and the large screen are very ideal for sketching on the go. I also like how it bridges tablet and phone functionality...I feel like any other phone will just be a regular smartphone lol.
exactly.. I was absolute apple/iphone fan but now Android is on very different level than ever and it's so much fun (even without jailbreak) I've always wanted on ios
apple will have to show something miraculous to make me change back
Hey, I'm an ex-iPhone user whose currently on the Windows OS and moving to Android shortly with the EVO 4g LTE.
I think the bigger argument used in Apple's favor by people I know isn't necessarily that it is "simpler" or "easier" since most of them realize that anything can be simple or easy when you get used to it, but rather that it just SEEMS to possess a better UI.
Quite simply, when run your finger across the screen to scroll in an iPhone, the screen sticks to your finger like a magnet.
excellent video series! I have a GALAXY Nexus as well, now I believe I've made a perfectly wise choice!!
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It was seen in Opera browser for smart phones before Chrome. Works a little bit differently but the idea behind it is the same.
Don't take that the wrong way though, I like these videos - they really make a strong case for Android. And all of the stuff that you are showing doesn't require root access or a custom rom...but we all know you have your phone modded from stock :)
I am loving these videos and even though you make a good point, no one Android user should make their Android device look like an iDevice.
i downloaded all your android vs ios part series to watch it evrytime :)
Thanks for these videos. I was about to get the new iPhone. I'm so glad I watched these videos first. Apple's iOS is FAR too locked down for me. It would drive me nuts.
ohh Avast is really good it s antitheft feature is prety solid ...
Great videos man! All stuff I pretty much knew, some I didn't. I may send this to my iPhone friends!!!
Very nice video, but I can't get sleep without knowing what theme do you have on your W7! Those task bar icons are so neat!
The iOS launcher is called espier thanks for nova I noticed a few weeks back before I got my nexus but I forgot about it sweet videos very informative checking out episode 5 next
At the time i bought my Htc Desire it was one of the best, and I'm not talking about speed or lags or anything like that. My personal reason for an iPhone, was the App Store, i can buy Apps without a Credit Card, i see on which iPhone/iPad the App works. In both App Stores is alot of crap, but i think there is much more crap in the Android Store. On my Desire i had widgets, but i never really used them. At the Moment I'm happy with the iPhone, but I think that both systems are really good.
That's because you are only viewing web components that iOS lets you. Let me clarify that. When you tap on M and click on "VIEW SERIES" it will bring you to the next page. On the next page you can only access the "overview" but try clicking on "Explore M3 Coupe" (and the others with a play icon), you wont be able to see it because it requires flash. Use your desktop browser to open it and see what I mean. The point is, with Android you don't have to install an app just to view a website.
I must say after watching you 5 videos you have turned my head toward an android, iv been an apple customer for the last 4 years!!!! My next phone will be a samsung galaxy S3!!!! Lol my first ever android phone.
Thank you very much for your videos. I'm an Android user since the Samsung Moment, and I've always held Apple in contempt. *Now* I'm more informed in my contempt! LOL thanks again!
that picture taking function after 3 incorrect passwords is so fucking sneaky, I LOVE IT
wow. just wow. In over an hour my whole veiw on smart phones has changed and I realize the android operating system is much better than ios. Thank you for showing me this :) Also, I learned that you can download emulators and play games! That is truly awesome! *Subscribes*
Regardless, it should've been brought up as an option. Just to give insight on what options are available as well.
thanks bro great job!! thanks to your info i'm lerning more about tech!! and i'm getting more into this .
That Cerberus app is really cool
Looking like a toy in a video may differ than how it looks and feels in person, gotta remember that. Most phones I've seen look much better once I actually have them in my hand. Got my Note today, looks and feels awesome, better than I expected. :)
if anyone is curious what he's running on his desktop its a program called Rainmeter. you download the program and then you can download skins from deviantart. its also very easy to make your own custom skins if you have a small amount of coding knowledge and photoshop skills.
For everyone asking:
The Application is called Cerberus.
It is initially free for a week, then you pay ONCE $3.85, and you have the full app. Great, great app!
In all ur videos u told every thing true m also using ipad and an android iCS device i also face the same problum...lol...u r awsum...
ppl keep saying things about his custom kernel... He probably just flashed to the stock to for the video, & left the kernel. Who cares if he is rooted, everything he's demonstrated in this video is achievable without root. Root & custom rooms/kernels is just yet another strength that android offers anyhow.
I think you misunderstood, I don't have a problem with C or C++. I am merely pointing out that learning objectivce C (iOS programming language) is like learning how to walk again even if you know C or C++ already because objective C has it's own modular system. I don't prefer Java over C or C++, I'm merely pointing out that objective C is different.
Very nice in-depth review! Had to subscribe :)
I'm sure this has been said already, but when you were talking about the browser zooming in to let you choose which button you meant, Opera Mobile has done that for a while now.
Cerberus is indeed a very good app and works as advertised. In my experience, Android has been stable since Froyo, as long as you have high end devices. I rarely get device freeze on my Android. I also rarely get device freezes on my iPad especially after upgrading it to 5.0 but it happens. Check one of my videos regarding iPad freezing. Pls. don't comment on resetting, I know how to reset a device using physical buttons. Just showing what freezing on iPad looks like.
This is the most thorough camparison video about android that i have seen. Learn things about apps and features I didn't know and I have both an Nexus and an Itouch. By the way the only thing Flash is good for is porn. You should also show people that you can request the desk top version of a site rather then just the mobile.
The thing about so many choices is ppl need to research these things before making an Android purchase. SO better battery life can come from: chips and hardware used, what the phone manufacture does to their phone.
the iphone-like launcher is go launcher ex, i use it from a lot and it's very useful!
Cerberus. The Anti-theft application for Android (which I'm using and is awesome) shown in this video is named Cerberus.
Thnx man you proved android the way it is simpler than iOS
Not sure if anyone has said this or not, but the iOS launcher he was talking about was likely Espier Launcher, search it in the Google Play store :)
it can be controlled via SMS as well
@Stance TL Was talking about "managing" notifications not viewing! On android i must go to every app individually to turn its notifications ON/OFF!!! Which is quiet annoying whereas on iOS its all in one place on settings much more organised. I coukd view whats ON/OFF all in one place less time consuming.
For those wondering why Cerberus may not have all functionality, its because your phone isn't rooted. It needs superuser access to pull some more of the more invasive actions.
the better iphone launcher that looks identical is called espier launcher. it does work great, and gives you the ability to still add widgets if you want
well, ice cream and jelly bean will always been sweeter than a simple apple...
AFAIK, I have seen zooming feature on the opera browser before the chrome. The chrome is one of the greatest browser anyway.
thanks for showing cerberus, looks like a great app! :D
Looking forward to the next "episode". This has been a great eye opener for me, I have been wondering if i should get an iPhone instead of an Android. But now I see which one is the better OS, and soon i'll be buying the Galaxy Nexus... :P
It doesn't change the fact that they can be tracked. I have a different tracking/security app called SeekDroid and it's very, and I mean VERY accurate. It was spot on when I looked on the map as to where the phone is.
As for Tablets, I would recommend the Asus Transformer Prime. It's pretty much a tablet/laptop and works really well. I have the first gen Transformer and have not had any issues with it.
Because the nexus is what an android phone should be, you haven't tried android till you tried vanilla android. I love both operating systems, and thats why i chose android as a phone and ios as just entertainment. I'm happy that i could do this because you get the flexibility from both, best of both worlds without bickering who's better.
Again big job, congrats, I will share this to all my ifriends!
A jailbroken iphone can access Dreamboard to change themes too. IOS has a Chrome browser now and you can set it up as your default aswell. and i do agree that Chrome blows Safari out the park in so many ways and now i use it all the time now.
Once you have a taste of "Ice Cream Sandwich" and "Jelly bean," you will NEVER go back to "Apple." ;)
I would recommend you pick up a nexus phone from google and not an S3 from a cell company. You will get updates a lot faster.
Excellent videos! How about also mentioning the poor bluetooth connectivity for filesharing on Apple phones?
No problem :)
I've not tried it yet (don't have enough space on my phone >_>) but looking at reviews/the app's main site it looks like it's got some really nice features - I'll be getting it as soon as I can free up some space
I kinda agree with you, I'm a Galaxy Nexus user, have my phone rooted and with a custom ROM; however, I recommended the iPhone to my girlfriend because of the way and the reasons she has to get a phone, in the end is just a matter of personal opinion and choice.
Great job. Congratulations.
About the browser. You should check Opera Browser. It's really good piece of software. I have it on Symbian (also on my computer, my brother's HTC etc.). Opera has similar zooming feature like the one you showed in the end of the video (and of course a lot more nice features).
I went on the bmw website just now. Maybe theyve updated it since you made this video but I could see everything you just showed. I clicked on M series and this page poped up with all the info. It wasnt flash but it was pretty cool. When I scrolled down, the pictures changed showing the cars exterior and interior with small snippets of text which smoothly faded out with each picture. Any good international site probably has an iphone/ipad version dunno how it didnt for you.
Opera (at least the mobile version) as the "same" zoom funcion when you click a link. It will zoom up so that you can hit the right link you want...
i used to be ignorant and think ios is simpler and cooler than android. i watched your videos, you changed my mind. brilliant. ios is primitive compared to android
Thx sweet looking phone. Very good series
Nice videos man. I'm loving my Galaxy Nexus. I couldn't live with myself if I had an iPhone. Way too limited for my taste.
Can't wait for the part 5! ^0^
great series
i just want to say i love your high quality presentations. you are good at speaking and showing everything. and i love your Galaxy Nexus. my project at the moment is customizing my HTC Mytouch 4G like yours. Is your back button and other buttons at the bottom blue by default? I'd like to see a comparison on the Galaxy Nexus vs the HTC One S or X. And I'm quite impressed with what i learned about Android in your videos. I think people that say android sucks prob didn't have a good phone.
Hi Armando, great job on the videos. You've earned a new subscriber:-) You could significantly improve if you put links in the description of apps and sites you feature in a video. Please make a what's on my Android (and maybe PC), would be really cool.
with ur all videos u have really convinced me that Android is BEST
On the iOS launcher, check marking takes longer than putting the app in because you have to scroll through a ton of apps instead of knowing where it is and putting it in the folder. unless they are right next to each other alphabetically.
I am late comers to this series. But you can surely make the 6th part.
Wanna hear about easy? A guy posted about this video on a forum. I literally jumped straight from my forum app to watching the video through the TH-cam app, and when I press the back button, I go right back to the forum post.
great videos dude!! i am,i was always big fan of android.well done
Cerberus, and for customizing icons there's so many launchers, I couldn't recommend you one but just search launcher in the play store.
You should make a video of how to customise your phone like that! I REALLY want that look on my android!
There's a new app in the play store called themer now. It acts as a launcher bur you just download themes and activate them with one click. Some of the current themes are very nice indeed. Been trying it out on my HTC One for about a week now and the theme I'm using now (theme name is dashboard) is so much nicer than any launcher that I've ever used.
Best of all, it's free and so are the themes.
Even if you hide it from your app draw, u can still look on manage applications and the can still delete it.
@Stance TL Managment of notifications via settings are much more organised than android, unlike a droud where i have to go individially to every app to sort out its notification settings!!!!!!
FINALLY someone explains to iOS people that the only reason it would appear that Android crashes more is because it actually tells you rather than just go back.