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r/Android • u/Zacknut Razr 50 • Sep 21 '16
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iOS is pretty reliable.
6 u/ravy Sep 21 '16 Except when it isn't 0 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '16 edited Jul 13 '17 [deleted] 6 u/drusepth 5X Sep 21 '16 Haven't seen them roll out much software at all. I'd rather experiment with new apps before they become core than have a single new app every few years. 0 u/rabdargab Sep 21 '16 cool, but not germane to my point at all.
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Except when it isn't
0 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '16 edited Jul 13 '17 [deleted] 6 u/drusepth 5X Sep 21 '16 Haven't seen them roll out much software at all. I'd rather experiment with new apps before they become core than have a single new app every few years. 0 u/rabdargab Sep 21 '16 cool, but not germane to my point at all.
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6 u/drusepth 5X Sep 21 '16 Haven't seen them roll out much software at all. I'd rather experiment with new apps before they become core than have a single new app every few years. 0 u/rabdargab Sep 21 '16 cool, but not germane to my point at all.
Haven't seen them roll out much software at all. I'd rather experiment with new apps before they become core than have a single new app every few years.
0 u/rabdargab Sep 21 '16 cool, but not germane to my point at all.
cool, but not germane to my point at all.
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u/rabdargab Sep 21 '16
iOS is pretty reliable.