So having used an iPhone for a while, this is what I think. Animations on iPhones make sense and flow from one animation to another better. And theres a feeback animation or haptic wise to most interactions. I have never used any Pixels, but from what I have seen, I think Pixels might be even better.

So my mom can’t see well either. She was diagnosed with something (something they can’t fix atm) a while ago, I just don’t remember what it is called. But I guess the symptoms of macular degeneration and what my mom got are relatively similar. So she uses a Samsung tab as well as a S20+ and an iPhone 13 PM (all my old phones really). The tab is her go to device for most things other than regular calls. Also I feel like accessibility options especially when it comes to zoom etc are better on Android (on android most ui element react to zoom/font size, while on iOS they stay the same). She for some reason really don’t like the iPhone, but I assume thats because she’s used to the S20+.

An S3. Loved that phone.

I was going to say that it must be you, but I just counted and I use 22 apps daily, pretty much everyday. And I have a lot more app, I still need but don’t use regularly.

So the eco system. It’s pretty much just that. Not talking about the phone just the os.

Isn’t it on the lockacreen? It’s on mine, and I think by default.

I thought this is very well known at this point. Always go to iPhones for videos, Androids (Pixels or Damsungs) for photos.

If it’s the exynos version, hell no. The worst phone I have ever owned.

Everyone will, even without knowing. Not only are the chips getting more powerful, they are getting efficient as well. You will only notice that lack of power only when the the phone starts lagging or the whatever task you do takes long to process. Besides developers will always find a way to utilize this extra performance.