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 Originally Posted by deesugar
Of the people here that think the iOS is more intuitive I'd have to ask them to compare feature to feature because I'd say it's at least a tie or WebOS would slightly edge out iOS.
- Are iOS notifications are more intuitive?
- Are changing settings in iOS is more intuitive?
- Is navigating within an iOS app is more intuitive?
I haven't spent much time on the iPhone but these things seemed to have me swim through a lot of menus or lacked something compared to WebOS.
1. Depends. Intuitive if you include the badge count of an app, but intrusive due to the pop-up.
2. Yes. An all-in-one location for your settings. It's dead simple.
3. Most people have a one-track mind. They're accustomed to having only one app open and their focus being on it. Hit the home button, open new app, recycle. It's the "natural" flow of mobile usage and has been since its existence.
Apple kind of hit the nail on the head with how they're doing multitasking. The option to quickly switch between apps is there, for those that want it, but those that don't and continue to use iOS the way they always have still benefit from iOS' multitasking no different than those that use fast switching.
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