Originally Posted by
superangrypenguin
Eh, I'm relatively platform agnostic IRL. Whatever it takes to get the job done.
I FINALLY figured out how to setup ActiveSync on my phone so I can get my contacts synced up. Outlook takes care of Mail/Calendar pretty well, but it took me a few hours this morning to figure out how to sync my contacts.
That's primarily my issue with Droid. It's so unintuitive it's silly. The main upside with WP is that it's literally so simple to set stuff up.
I can see the appeal for an iPhone though (based on my understanding of that platform). I think I'd rather die than use an Apple device though. It doesn't follow what I believe in (an open ecosystem etc).
I think I'm going to stick with Droid. Buh bye Windows Phone
Okay...
1. It's not "so simple to set stuff up" because you're trying to use a Microsoft ecosystem on Android. Try syncing a Google account. It's literally email, password, and optional 2FA, and you're done. I seem to recall having to go through some shenanigans to get contacts/calendar/etc. syncing for my Gmail account on iOS.
2. Droid is a trademark owned by Lucasfilm and licensed to Verizon. You do not have a Droid.
Originally Posted by
superangrypenguin
Correct me if I'm wrong but Samsung puts a few apps that I would consider to be bloatware, but other than that and the keyboard, it's just Droid, no?
No. And see point 2 above.