QUOTE(joytest @ Nov 25 2014, 02:40 PM)
Well, I personally feel Samsung has gone overboard with the TW *FRAMEWORK* (I'm not complaining about the UI since I don't really care about that).
So much sh*t is tied down to this framework that they've become almost like that other platform.
The promise of Android is/was that it would run on all devices, but the worst offenders of the TW Framework are the S-apps, like S-Note, S-Memo, S-Health etc.
You can't port any of these to any other devices, and although I dearly love the active digitizer on the Note series, _middle-finger_ to Samsung for locking it down.
Again, TO ALL USERS OF NOTE:
DO NOT USE S-NOTE OR S-MEMO if you value your data's portability.
I recommend Handy Note Pro, Dio Note, Papyrus as the most portable apps in the Android ecosystem.
Remember, your data is your own, not Samsung's to lock away.
I prefer Evernote.. So much sh*t is tied down to this framework that they've become almost like that other platform.
The promise of Android is/was that it would run on all devices, but the worst offenders of the TW Framework are the S-apps, like S-Note, S-Memo, S-Health etc.
You can't port any of these to any other devices, and although I dearly love the active digitizer on the Note series, _middle-finger_ to Samsung for locking it down.
Again, TO ALL USERS OF NOTE:
DO NOT USE S-NOTE OR S-MEMO if you value your data's portability.
I recommend Handy Note Pro, Dio Note, Papyrus as the most portable apps in the Android ecosystem.
Remember, your data is your own, not Samsung's to lock away.
Nov 25 2014, 03:10 PM

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