I assume that every vendor intends the editions of his apps to appear similar to the user. But operating systems may impose different requirements and offer different features.
Me, I have many apps installed on both Android and iOS devices. I find them behave rather similarly.
Me, I have many apps installed on both Android and iOS devices. I find them behave rather similarly.
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Chris
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Chris
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On 15 Feb 2018, 14:09 +0100, thekellergroup@gmail.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com>, wrote:
I am coming from Android and noticed the same apps will look or operate a little
different, kinda strange when your used to doing things one way.
One I noticed right away was FB. Oo Android, the bell and other things that are at
the bottom of iOS are at the TOP in Android. :>
My security camera app also works a lot different. When I tap to enlarge the screen or
try to look at other camera, it is different in iOS. I am still trying to figure some things
out that change.
Only wanted to mention it as I figured everything would look and work the same, I mean
same app same app maker.
Rich
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