The Apple ecosystem appeared in my recent video and blog posts.
There are two reasons. First of all, with my clumsy opinion, this is the best ecosystem for consumers and non -enterprise business technology. If you disagree, fight me in the comments (but remember, if you mention the window, you will lose immediately).
Secondly, I am fortunate to be able to use a large number of new Android smartphones these days. Most of them are very good. Some are better devices than iPhone. Especially one may be the best smartphone I have ever used.
The problem is that I can't switch to Android full -time. I often blame it on the Apple ecosystem and it enables me to copy and paste things between Mac and iPhone. However, the more I think about it, the more I realize it is that it is actually closely related to the Apple Watch.
Let me explain.
My Android problem
In my opinion , Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is the best smartphone I have used. Samsung's latest flagship store requires more time to determine whether this is the situation, but I dare to be sure.
It is understood that this is annoying. If it is good, why not abandon iPhone and use S24 Ultra, they will ask. I will ask the same question. After all, this is a portable phone-since childhood, this is not your supporting football team.
However, my seemingly blind dedication to the iPhone is not alone. Whenever I published a positive comment on Android smartphones, it was revealed that when I was "trapped" by the iPhone, in the comments part, I was called a stupid person who sympathized with me. They also strongly hope to leave iOS and enter Android land. Some people even claim that they are bored with iPhone, and they think Apple lacks innovation. But like me, they can't switch.
It seems that countless other technical reviewers seem to be on the same boat. Like me, they will claim to love their love for new Android phones and reveal ten better reasons than iPhone.