Just wondering

[Divit]

Samsung users are like apple users only like although we are part of the "Android community", I would feel so strange using any other Android UI now that I have been using Samsung for so many years wouldn't really feel comfortable switching lol.

[Nardip]

@Divit, it is like most things, you can get used to anything. Having been an Android user for 6 years then an Apple user for 6 years and now in Samsung One UI universe for 1 year. Would I say that everything that Samsung does is wonderful, definitely not, and whilst it does have its benefits I wouldn't shy away from using other Android OSs. To me I'll keep my options open and go with what works best for me at the time.

[Divit]

Yeahh fair makes sense! Which one did you find the most comfortable using?

[Nardip]

To tell you the truth, I love the hardware and smarts of Samsung, great camera, great screens, great AI features, but the more widespread app environment of Apple ( with alot more developers)which seems to work intuitively without the tweaks and one which auto updates in terms of security patches for all Apple hardware users at the same time over the Samsung "selective" release method of dribbling out updates which is tedious.

[Divit]

Interesting! But yeah I agree Apple's update approach is soo much more easy and convenient especially for some no tech person

[Dolgogi]

I think the biggest let down for Samsung users, outside of select European markets, Korea and the USA, in terms of ecosystem, is the lack of laptops.

I did bring back a Galaxy Book Flex in 2020, and it's awesome having so many Samsung apps available to it, such as Samsung Notes and others, and the ability to start working on Notes on my phone or tablet, and move over to the laptop to continue is awesome.

[Divit]

Fr they don't even give the base s24 Snapdragon chips outside of these regions

[Dolgogi]

Only America was full Snapdragon with the S24 series.

[Divit]

And Korea

[Dolgogi]

No, Korea got Exynos in the S24 & S24+.

As you can see below, the CPU is listed as Deca Core, exactly the same as Australia and the rest of the world, except America.