QUOTE(ftan @ Jun 19 2017, 08:28 AM)
Haha. You are so right.

As mentioned in this thread, nothing much surprising about iPhone but it's a stable product and easy to use. I was surprised you sold off the S8 so fast. I only like the Note series in Samsung but not tempted much. Now, I'm just looking at upgrading my ipad mini 2.
And yes, most likely will go for the iPhone 8.Â

Yeah, the iPhone is boring but it's stable and less frustrating to use. These were my frustrations with the S8: -
1. Yes, this could be the smoothest version of Android + Samsung Interface combination, but I still find it a little behind iOS. iOS is just that bit faster.
2. Android Apps are still not stable. I don't play lots of games, but I do play "Wheel of Fortune", and it crashes ever so often when I'm running it on the S8.
3. My WhatsApp notifications don't work as well. Sometimes there is a delay till I launch the app, causing me to miss some important messages in a timely manner. Tried disabling every battery-saving option there is on the phone, setting priority on WhatsApp, making it an unmonitored app, etc. Same result.
4. Battery life. Apple's idle standby time is still unrivaled. Even with maximum power saving mode, the S8 drops 2%-3% battery life overnight. The iPhone 7 Plus' battery life doesn't move even without low power saving mode.
5. And who on earth decided on that position of the fingerprint sensor? Facial recognition is fast - when it works. Sometimes it just doesn't. Maybe it's my face, ha ha.
So yup, the design of the iPhone is bland and awful when you put it next to the S8, but that's where the good stuffs end for the S8. Beyond the looks, there's just no contest.
This article summarizes my feelings: -
http://bgr.com/2017/04/26/galaxy-s8-plus-v...est-smartphone/So here's hoping I don't get called an iSheep or get reported, ha ha ha...
This post has been edited by attw: Jun 19 2017, 09:10 PM