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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BINGU_PUTHA" data-source="post: 23362376" data-attributes="member: 469273">දැන් මෙතන මරාගන්න එපා iphone  android කට්ටිය. මේ ගැන මොකද හිතන්නේ? Steve Kovach: Android is the most popular smartphone  operating system in the world. It runs on over 80% of all smartphones.  That's two billion people using it per month. But after over a decade  Android is still full of a bunch of fundamental flaws that keep you from  a world-class experience. Let's talk about my biggest beef with  Android phones, software updates. Android phone makers are really bad  about keeping your phone up-to-date with the latest version of Android  from Google. There are a lot of reasons for this. When Google makes a  new version of Android it sends it off to phone makers who modify it for  their own devices. Then that has to go through a bunch of testing  before they send it off to carriers for even more testing. By the time  the software update finally hits your phone months have gone by and  Google usually has a new version of Android by then. And after about a  year or so there's very little incentive for phone makers to keep  pushing updates to your phone. They're already far behind and you're  likely ready for a new device anyway that's running the fresh new  version of Android. The result, 94% of smartphones out there are running  an outdated version of Android. The exception, Google'sown Pixel phones  get Android updates as soon as they're released. Despite many promises  over the years Google has done nothing to ensure all its devices get  timely updates. Skins and bloatware are also a huge problem.  Android phone makers like coming into the basic version of Android and  adding different designs for the user interface and putting in their own  apps for basic functions like web browsing, email and calendar. When  you open up your brand new Android phone that means you have double the  apps that you actually need. Two email apps, two calendar apps, two web  browsers, that's a confusing experience for a lot of people. Meanwhile  their skins are almost always worse than the so-called clean version of  Android. It's even worse when carriers get involved. Here in the U.S.  carriers like adding their own apps and bloatware to the Android  operating system and you can't delete those apps. You may be able to  hide them but they're still living on your phone. All this leads to a  bad experience that can slow down overall performance. Compare that to  iOS and the iPhone which has a streamlined experience across all devices  with no bloatware. Then there's tech support. What do you do  when your Android phone breaks down or you have a problem with it. It's  not like you can run off to the Samsung store or the LG store, there's  nowhere to go except back to your carrier. And carriers don't have the  best reputation when it comes to servicing your phone. Android can also  be a security nightmare because there are so many different versions of  Android out there and phone makers have a hard time getting them updated  in a timely manner. If and when a vulnerability is found it can take  forever for you to get the patch to update it. The best example is  Stagefright which was a severe vulnerability found a few years ago in  practically all Android devices. Major manufacturers rushed to put out  patches to fix the bug but we still don't know if all of them got the  patch. Today most Android phones might be safe from Stagefright but  there's no guarantee that when the next major flaw is discovered you'll  get the update right away. Finally, there's privacy. Android  phones run Goggle services by default and Goggle still makes most of its  money by tracking your personal data and using that to target ads to  you. Android phones give you very little choice to get around this. The  same thing happens if you use Google apps on your iPhone of course, but  the thing is, iPhones don't ship with those apps natively, you don't  have to use them. None of this means Android is bad or that it  sucks. People still love Android and Android still stands out when it  comes to notifications and syncing better with your Google services. But  after a full decade of Android these problems should have been fixed by  now. copyright :businessinsider.com/everything-wrong-google-android-fix-2018-6</blockquote>

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