Totally agreed. What drivel. I couldn't even finish reading the article.
We have senators grilling tech CEOs that don't understand the difference between an iPhone and an Android device. This is unacceptable to say the least.
We have senators grilling tech CEOs that don't understand the difference between an iPhone and an Android device. This is unacceptable to say the least.
You also get to choose which app store you get, Apple or Google, but I’m not sure if normal people know what one of those is.
Seriously?
How can our reps make sound decision regarding tech when they don't even understand this simple distinction?
You may as well ask what the difference is between Huawei and Cisco in terms of functionality - and certainly there's no difference to a customer - but that difference matters a lot to the US government.
One is a device that works for the customer, the other is a device that works for advertising companies.
What is the difference between a cheap Android and a premium Android device relative to difference between iPhone and premium Android?