Done with Samsung just bought an iPhone

[A2597]

Originally Posted by Silent-Runner

for 1.3k bucks it better is incredible

Already cheaper on secondary markets.

[Flyordie]

Just picked up an S22U 256GB. Ordered April 25th. Arrived May 24th. (yes, 1 month delay)

Paid about $700 all in after the discounts.

(Note 10+ manufacturing defect, glass cracked without any impact, in my hand, under a tempered glass screen protector that had been on it since day 1, Whitestone Domeglass. Replaced the body with a new Samsung Service Kit OEM body I bought in February 2020, sent the defective body to Samsung and got the credit for that. lol) They wanted the old body to determine why it failed.

Samsung got back to me in mid-May- said it was a defective adhesive application that caused "undue stress" as the adhesive dried and became hard over time. There are reports of it happening to other Note10+ users also. Either way, Samsung CS did me good and they kept a long term customer happy. (Note 5 to the Note10+ and now to the S22U)

[LordHawkwind]

Originally Posted by somewon

The S22 Ultra is an incredible device.
No way would I pick an iPhone over it, under any circumstance whatsoever.

I suppose you've got the Qualcomm chip not the Exynos crap they foist on the rest of the world which is pure crap. Just go onto Sammobile to see how many complaints there are for this Soc. Absolute Junk. I've not had a single day I regretted my iPhone 13 pro purchase over the S22 (I owned the S21). It is what it is.

[Trunks0]

I you likely won't. There is nothing "wrong" per say with an iPhone it's just different.

Oh and don't forget to move your icons into positions that best suites you/your handedness

[Riptide]

Using an iphone13 pro max right now. Coming from android couple complaints.

Having to swipe up to access the phone even after faceid has unlocked it.
Desktop apps and icons are locked in a grid and it is not possible to move things to your spot of choice.

The latter is particularly surprising since I would've thought Apple allowed such basic customization.

[dodger]

Originally Posted by Riptide

Using an iphone13 pro max right now. Coming from android couple complaints.

Having to swipe up to access the phone even after faceid has unlocked it.
Desktop apps and icons are locked in a grid and it is not possible to move things to your spot of choice.

The latter is particularly surprising since I would've thought Apple allowed such basic customization.

Er, pretty sure you figured it out by now but long press on any icon to pop up a menu and then choose Edit Homescreen to make them all wiggle and start moving stuff around. That being said I find it too easy to accidentally "drop" an icon on top of another to create a grouping and too hard to move one to the side of the screen to get it to another page. Still not something you mess with often once you got everything the way you want it, though it was a pain when they introduced widgets and I was experimenting lots. I love the battery widget with the huge % number that I turned % off on the default mini icon since I never look at that anymore.

[Riptide]

Nah I knew how to do that.

What you cannot do is take one of those icons and drag it off to a corner or somewhere else on the screen. Try it. Won't let you do it.

Really dumb that the UI is limited in this way.