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100 Things iPhone 5S Still Can’t do Android Can
POSTED BY ARMANDO FERREIRA ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 IN ARTICLES |
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Here is a small list of 100 Things iPhone’s can’t do that most Android
phones can. Let me remind you that we stopped at 100 but could have
easily gone over. As a matter a fact, with just one application like Tasker I
can easily name over 100 things that I can do with Tasker that not even a
Jailbroken iPhone can. A video of my top 20 things is down below, enjoy!
1. App integration with Operating System
2. Can’t set default apps
3. No NFC capabilities
4. Google Now (with card notifcations)
5. True HD resolution
6. Widgets
7. Dual User
8. Replaceable keyboards (Swype, etc)
9. Photosphere (panorama) – without the use of a third party app
10. USB host – USB OTG
A. Transfer media to and from an external SD card
B. Watch streaming video or listen to streaming audio from external SD.
C. Control a Dslr without root.
11. Use a bluetooth mouse
12. Floating window apps for desktop like multitasking
13. Switchable launchers
14. Apps that allow gesture based control
15. Adblock
16. Data usage monitor. App usage, Set warning and maximum
17. Battery usage monitor. What apps are using up power
18. Many system monitors like wakelock
19. VPN Proxy for privacy bypassing country restrictions (Tunnelbear)
20. security apps like Cerberus and . Anti-theft, discreetly take a picture
of the thief, see what they’re up to (Cerberus) like prey on mac.
21. Launcher shortcuts for apps e.g. evernote, not just bookmark shortcuts
22. Turn the phone into a server: phone to become a DLNA, DNS, Email, FTP,
IRC, Proxy, SMB, SMS, SSH, Web, WebDAV, XMPP server (Servers Ultimate)
23. Android can run on many other devices: USB stick computers, laptops
(HP, Asus, Acer), cameras, TV set top, google glass, smartwatch, consoles,
televisions
24. Run Ubuntu
25. Run various emulators
26. Run system maintenance tools like cache cleaner, Automatically cleanup
all app related files once an app is uninstalled (CCleaner)
27. Change profiles based on situation and location
28. Change desktop based on situation.
29. Rhe ability to backup apps and restore them in case you upgraded to a
faulty version
30. Bluetooth transfer to and from different devices not just from android
devices.
31. Ability to send BT signals as serial port to be accessed by another
device.
32. Ability to assign commands to the phone when the phone’s state is
detected eg. light level, magnetic field, orientation, proximity sensors, etc.
33. Able to change file extensions without the need to import the file into
an app because of a true file system.
34. Seamlessly pair and use an external GPS device with an android phone.
35. Allow apps to specify download location and not just in the same app
container. This means you can copy a file once, such as a pdf, and open it
with different apps.
36. No removable storage
37. No replaceable battery
38. Use the device as usb storage without iTunes. Windows only see it as
read only.
39. Allow multiple Gmail accounts on one device
40. Flash Custom ROM’s – No need root if you buy an Oppo Phone.
41. Smart app protector – You can password protect specific apps. (ios has
my secret folder but does not work for apps. ios needs to be jailbroken for
this to work.)
42. AIDE – integrated application development. Develop apps directly from
your android device.
43. Disable background data per app when on mobile networks.
44. Support 6 different ways to unlock screen, including no lock
45. Miracast
46. DLNA
47. Find out in detail how your storage is used – apps like disk usage
49. Change system wide font size
50. Almost always have the same app available on phone and tablet
51. Integrated FM Radio (HTC One, Oppo R819, Others)
52. The Ability to change icons system wide
53. Face Unlock
54. Multi Picture Wallpaper
55. Ability to hide apps (NO ROOT REQUIRED EITHER)
56. Run Flash Websites
57. Voice Control Anything (using Voice/Tasker)
58. Control Televisions (IR Blaster)
59. Air Gestures (Samsung)
60. Google Wallet
61. Be able to download any files onto your phone
62. Make geeks happy (intangible)
63. Can’t theme your phone, all iPhone’s look the same. No personality
64. Choice of features
65. Boom Sound or Dual Front Facing Speakers (HTC)
66. Thermometer
67. Barometer
68. Back button. Without it, switching to the previous app requires two
actions
69. No Porn Apps
70. WiFi direct
71. No Wireless Charging
72. Always Listening (Moto X / AutoVoice)
73. Launch apps from a dock like on Mac os (dock4droid). This will confuse
the fanboys because it is an Apple feature that is not on ios
74. Install caffeine like the very popular Mac utility
75. Swipestarter – most efficient launcher
76. Gesture search
77. Anticipatory computing ** See the end of this post
78. Dynamically change your home screen – one home screen for work, and
one for play
79. Customize LED notifications
80. Connect to your lan workgroup, copy files back and forth. No need for
iTunes
81. Stream movies, music from your shared drives
82. The largest developer support (XDA, Rootzwiki, Etc)
83. Choose from a dizzying array of form factors and hardware. Different
screen sizes. Ruggedized phones. Different price points.
84. Can’t set mobile data limits (why they overpay)
85. HDMI output
86. No 15 Minute grace period for apps. once you buy in iOS you’re stuck.
87. Install apps to your mobile device directly from the web play store.
88. Voice Actions on Home Automation
89. Boot into Safe mode
90. Disable background processes on startup without root.
91. Batch modify/move/copy files from one directory to the other.
92. Easily switch from one browser to another (flashify) without copying
and pasting.
93. Backup files locally with any version available not just the present and
previous ones. Eg. I have 10 different versions of Google maps and I can
roll back to any of them.
94. Control lock screen when a bluetooth signature is detected. Eg. Pebble
locker. Can also activate any profiles upon detection.
95. Perform tasks depending on magnetic field strength. This is particularly
effective to mimic an NFC feature. Eg. Open an app (car mode ultra) by
reading and sticking a magnetic strip on a car mount.
96. Make your own Siri. Autovoice + Tasker
97 Run shell Scripts
98. Use phone as external GPS for android tablet that doesn’t have a GPS.
99. Extract apks so no need to re-download from the internet. Just are
reinstall from a windows network share or SD card.
100. Ability to control other Android devices (AutoRemote).
101. iOS user’s can’t eat KitKat’s anymore.

@tharyay

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Go drop it foe warranty . Den go repair am for free. No let any ogogoro man dismantle d@ fone. Dey dont knw shit bout it. I know many victims o

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The Council of the University of
Ibadan has ratified the decision of
the UI Senate and thus approved
the revised 2012/2013 academic
calendar of the University thus:
Arrival Sat. 4/1/2014—Sun.
5/1/2014
11 weeks for teaching: Monday,
6/1/2014—Friday, 21/3/2014.
1 week for revision: Monday.
24/3/2014—Friday, 28/3/2014
2 weeks for examination: Monday,
31/3/2014—Friday, 11/4/2014
3 weeks for Processing
Examination Results in
Departments/Faculties: Monday,
14/4/2014—Friday, 2/5/2012
1 week for meetings of the Board
of Examiners: Monday 5/5/2014—
Friday. 9/5/2014
Senate Meeting for the
Consideration of Final Year
Students: Monday 12/5/2014
Senate Meeting for the
Consideration of Non-Final Year
Students/End of Session—Monday,
2/6/2014
Resumption dates for Postgraduate
students and Medical students, as
well as students in other
programmes not operating the
Semester system are to be
determined by the respective
academic boards of such
programmes.

[quote author=dgysoft]She became adamant unruly ugly troublesome nagging and also wider and deeper [/wider and deeper, na well? ]

Dont woorry. By the 30s when ur orange (.)(.) turn yam den go rest bt den na u dey chase dem or him about to come home at nite

whats all this crap. Mtchww

could just be a ruptured esophageal varice for al I care. Na juz bad timin for d chic

Rumors. Abeg sharrrap

Agrika: This picture be-littles womanhood

lol. See u. Is womanhood not already belittled with all dem 'big ' girls walkin about naked. *clears throat* have u seen wande coal the kick video?

To whoever posted dis since u re so proud of dis ur fiancee guess u ll want ur daughter to be like dis. By den pple ll be so proud of her ass dey ll give u a medal....

Tabh: Thafu*ck,that assss

*in peter edochie's voice : whatt iz wrong wit u lezbians. Get a D and shut d hell up* :>

Cant laugh. Wen it happen 4 offa LG election una make noise for few days notin happen. We go see wetin u wan do nw

Daniyemi: but wait o
are u ppl trying to mean that none of u is in Buk...or atleast a BUK student?
I am sure with the population of nairaland
BuK must abound aplenty here.
pls if u r one (A BUK student)
just indicate and become an amateur journalist for us pls.
Enough of speculations.
an authentic source in BUK is all we need.

i get person dere. Nooootin dey shele

Dont u all get it? ASUU twitter is f**kin fake. Stop all dese nonsense. There aint no meetin in buk abeg. Meanwhile wetin naija dey play

Iyayi Killed By Kogi
Governor’s Convoy.
SaharaReporters has
further confirmed that
Festus Iyayi, a well-known
Nigerian novelist and
activist academic, was
killed when a car in the
convoy of the Kogi State
Governor, Idris Wada,
rammed into his vehicle
near Lokoja in Kogi State.
A police source as well as
an eyewitness told
SaharaReporters that Mr.
Iyayi died instantly at the
scene of the ghastly
accident. Mr. Iyayi was on
his way to Kano to attend
a meeting of the Academic
Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) whose members
have been on strike since
July. The union’s meeting
in Kano was called to
decide on a possible
calling off of the strike and
a return to teaching.
With today’s accident,
Governor Idris has further
consolidated his
reputation as having one
of the most reckless
convoys in Nigeria where
drivers attached to
governors and other top
officials are known for
driving dangerously. In
late December 2012,
Governor Idris’s convoy
was also involved in a
deadly accident that
claimed the life of his aide
de camp. Mr. Idris was
hospitalized at the
National Hospital, Abuja
where he was treated for
serious injuries.
In a brief telephone
conversation today, Kogi’s
Deputy Governor, Yomi
Awoniyi, confirmed that
the governor’s convoy was
involved in an accident
earlier today. But Mr.
Awoniyi said he had not
obtained the details of
how the accident
happened, telling our
correspondent that he was
away in Uyo, capital of
Akwa Ibom State, on
official duty.
In the early and
mid-1980s, Mr. Iyayi broke
out of the confines of his
academic discipline and
emerged as one of
Nigeria’s most radical
writers with such novels
as Heroes, Violence, and
The Contract.
Mr. Iyayi studied
economics and business
management in the old
Soviet Union as well as in
the UK, and became a
career-long professor of
business at the University
of Benin (UNIBEN).
A fearless, outspoken
member of ASUU, he was
at one time a leader of the
union’s chapter at UNIBEN
before becoming the
group’s national leader in
1986 during the
dictatorship of General
Ibrahim Babangida. In the
early 90s he was elected
as the President of the
Committee for the Defence
of Human rights (CDHR).
His death will be seen as
the biggest individual
casualty of ASUU’s
prolonged strike as well as
the history of accidents
caused by the deranged
driving by convoys
traveling with Nigerian
state governors.
ASUU President Nasir
Fagge confirmed his death
to SaharaReporters. He
said the sad news was
broken to the union a few
hours ago.
A lawyer in Abuja told
SaharaReporters that he
hoped Mr. Iyayi’s family
would sue Governor Idris
for failing to restrain the
recklessness of drivers
attached to his convoy.
“This madness by the
convoys of governors will
not stop until citizens
affected by it start rising
to say a big no,” the
lawyer said. -CULLED FROM SAHARA
REPORTERS

Iyayi Killed By Kogi
Governor’s Convoy.
SaharaReporters has
further confirmed that
Festus Iyayi, a well-known
Nigerian novelist and
activist academic, was
killed when a car in the
convoy of the Kogi State
Governor, Idris Wada,
rammed into his vehicle
near Lokoja in Kogi State.
A police source as well as
an eyewitness told
SaharaReporters that Mr.
Iyayi died instantly at the
scene of the ghastly
accident. Mr. Iyayi was on
his way to Kano to attend
a meeting of the Academic
Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) whose members
have been on strike since
July. The union’s meeting
in Kano was called to
decide on a possible
calling off of the strike and
a return to teaching.
With today’s accident,
Governor Idris has further
consolidated his
reputation as having one
of the most reckless
convoys in Nigeria where
drivers attached to
governors and other top
officials are known for
driving dangerously. In
late December 2012,
Governor Idris’s convoy
was also involved in a
deadly accident that
claimed the life of his aide
de camp. Mr. Idris was
hospitalized at the
National Hospital, Abuja
where he was treated for
serious injuries.
In a brief telephone
conversation today, Kogi’s
Deputy Governor, Yomi
Awoniyi, confirmed that
the governor’s convoy was
involved in an accident
earlier today. But Mr.
Awoniyi said he had not
obtained the details of
how the accident
happened, telling our
correspondent that he was
away in Uyo, capital of
Akwa Ibom State, on
official duty.
In the early and
mid-1980s, Mr. Iyayi broke
out of the confines of his
academic discipline and
emerged as one of
Nigeria’s most radical
writers with such novels
as Heroes, Violence, and
The Contract.
Mr. Iyayi studied
economics and business
management in the old
Soviet Union as well as in
the UK, and became a
career-long professor of
business at the University
of Benin (UNIBEN).
A fearless, outspoken
member of ASUU, he was
at one time a leader of the
union’s chapter at UNIBEN
before becoming the
group’s national leader in
1986 during the
dictatorship of General
Ibrahim Babangida. In the
early 90s he was elected
as the President of the
Committee for the Defence
of Human rights (CDHR).
His death will be seen as
the biggest individual
casualty of ASUU’s
prolonged strike as well as
the history of accidents
caused by the deranged
driving by convoys
traveling with Nigerian
state governors.
ASUU President Nasir
Fagge confirmed his death
to SaharaReporters. He
said the sad news was
broken to the union a few
hours ago.
A lawyer in Abuja told
SaharaReporters that he
hoped Mr. Iyayi’s family
would sue Governor Idris
for failing to restrain the
recklessness of drivers
attached to his convoy.
“This madness by the
convoys of governors will
not stop until citizens
affected by it start rising
to say a big no,” the
lawyer said. -CULLED FROM SAHARA
REPORTERS

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