The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thread!

[SlimKlim]

I'm far from an Apple fanboi, I am fully aware of their plentiful shortcomings, its just in my experience iPhones have done what I needed them to do, when I needed them to do it. That LG almost ended up getting thrown out of the car window when I needed to make a call or check directions RIGHT THAT SECOND and it temporarily forgot what the lock button was supposed to do.

I would say that with Android you get some more cutting-edge tech or features, (The camera on that LG was still better than even this improved iPhone 6S camera (mostly in how it processes the color, much better saturation on the LG), the PS4 second screen/remote control feature was neat, and of course the ability to use the Torque app) as a trade-off for general device reliability and consistent software performance. Apple will always be cock-blocking you with those features that they could've implemented but simply chose not to, but the device will always work.

Also, I'd be willing to wager that if I did have a hardware problem within the factory warranty of an Apple device, the Apple store wouldn't give me this bullshit runaround I've gotten from LG and Verizon this morning.

EDIT: And even though I haven't tried it I'm guessing all that Apple vs. Android stuff doesn't apply to the Nexus. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of those vague software issues you get with a lot of Android devices is due purely to the insane amount of carrier bloat.