Thread: iOS 5 from an Android owner’s perspective
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Old 06-08-2011, 01:44 AM   #1
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iOS 5 from an Android owner’s perspective
A balanced viewpoint.

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I migrated to Android when it became mature enough for me. That was in January of 2010, with the purchase of a then-cutting-edge Nexus One handset, complete with Android 2.1. I was enthralled with the nearly unlimited personalization options as well as the support for — perhaps even encouragement of — custom ROMs, that unlock a device sort of like jailbreaking does for an iPhone. It wasn’t until then that I realized how little I cared for the iPhone’s notification system, and how much I appreciated the deep integration of third-party apps in Android.

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