Okay well being a Android user myself I'd like to make a few comments.
Firstly regarding the new Google Nexus P6 and atpX? I've just looked and this phone doesn't have that facility, none of the Nexus phones do it seems so that's a shame but yep the audio apart from that is very good I'm told.
My experience with Android has only extended over some of the Samsung models of phones so I can't comment on them all.
Unlike IOS Android can be a very different ball game depending on the device you use.
Editing with the Samsung took me a little getting used to and it can be pain staking I admit but can be done, I don't use my Samsung Galaxy S6 - nor my IOS devices - to write books, essays or long emails - well at least I don't use the touch screen keyboard - I have Bluetooth keyboards to do that sort of thing and - from that point of view - editing with the Samsung is a far better experience given that the keyboard commands are very Windows PC like and logical.
I won't go on further about this but if you want to know more then you'll find plenty of documentation on the subjects raised here or you might consider joining the vi-android list.
And before I close I believe the onscreen keyboards I've used with my Samsung devices - the default Samsung onscreen keyboard - is far easier to use than that given to us on an IS device given that all the letters and numbers are present on the screen.
On 6/02/2016 10:09 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
Anders, try to get your hands on one and actually use it before you spend the money. I hear the audio is really good. But for other things, anything involving the use of webviews, the experience on Android is not at all up to the standard you are use to with ios. If you're ok with not being able to efficiently use the web on your device, and you don't mind a sub-par experience editing text, then go for it. I purchased a Nexus 6 because I had heard how great the experience was now, how much improved over what it was when I bought a Nexus 7 a few years back. I suppose when you improve from really terrible to just sort of terrible, you can say it is greatly improved. And the audio on the 6p is suppose to be really great. But for an overall main device, I would never, ever have an android phone until they clean up their act with how talkback works with html and how text editing works and how the scrolling is not as smooth as with ios and I could go on, but won't, since this is an audio list. Mary
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