![]() ![]() Though I am aware how privileged that might sound. Was I feeling a little bored of iPhone, perhaps. I like the idea of it, a more open and customisable platform, and one that offers a greater range of hardware choices too. I’ve always been curious about Android, dabbling with it here and there. It’s reasonable therefore to ask why I would want to do this in the first place.įirst and foremost I'm interested in tech. ![]() I also have an iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and more, so am pretty entrenched in the Apple ecosystem and the benefits which go with that. MotivationĪs mentioned above, I have been an iPhone user for over thirteen years and have generally always been extremely happy with it. In this blog post, I want to share my experiences to date, and why I’m not so sure I’ll last the year after all. I do not use Braille, so will not be delving into that aspect here. I have also tried CSR, also known as Jieshuo, on the Android side. I envisaged myself sticking with it for a full year, before deciding what I want to do next.įor context, while I have some limited vision, I am very much a screen reader user, with VoiceOver on iOS and TalkBack on Android. This time, I genuinely planned to give it a real go. I had never really picked it up and used it as my primary day to day phone though, at least not since I spent a month with a Nexus 4 way back in 2016. ![]() I had long been curious about Android and had dabbled with it over the years, primarily as my work phone. In February this year, after thirteen years using iPhones, I bought a Samsung Galaxy S23. There has been quite a bit of discussion and debate of late around the merits of iOS and Android, and this has coincided with my own journey into using Android. ![]()
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