Puddle Jumper
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It's worth keeping in mind Android isn't iOS and expecting them to be identical is asking for disappointment.
I second this motion.Do it man. Cancel the for sale thread and return your S III. It'll be the best decision you'll make.
Most playback apps have a pause on ring option.Also it doesn't pause the media, it just mutes it (causing me to miss part of whatever I was listening to).
If you don't really like messing around with it, stick with iOS. They have fewer phones to work with so less fragmentation.
Do it man. Cancel the for sale thread and return your S III. It'll be the best decision you'll make.
Yeah but the notification goes through the headphones AND the external speaker. Also it doesn't pause the media, it just mutes it (causing me to miss part of whatever I was listening to).
mine does not go through both. you might have a bug on yours.
I wouldnt want it to pause personally, if I miss 3 seconds of music to hear a beep for email or text thats fine, I dont want it to pause, if I am doing something that requires me to have in my holster or in pocket I would hate to have to stop just to hit play
Should we all be surprised that the guy with the "How to make a perfect cup of tea" in his sig is advocating a return to the iPhone? Could you be trying to be hip any harder?
Should we all be surprised that the guy with the "How to make a perfect cup of tea" in his sig is advocating a return to the iPhone? Could you be trying to be hip any harder?
1) ok I recognize this is personal preference. But there are no apps in the android store which duplicate the iphone option. Also it is annoying that muting the ringer does not mute media sounds, and inserting headphones/bluetooth do not unmute/restore media volume.
2) this is a known long-standing bug apparently, only recently fixed in Jelly Bean: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16667
3) this is an intermittent problem when trying to edit text in text boxes such as on the anandtech forum reply boxes. Specifically, the selection pointers either do not place where I click them, or do not select the text that is in between them. Apparently also a known bug. edit - this may be a bug in chrome only, will try out firefox for a while and see if it happens there.
I'm pretty sure that guy was just trolling. That is my other gripe about android...and open source in general. Whenever you ask for how to fix a problem you get flamed by "I don't have this bug, must be just your problem you stupid noob go back to iOS" responses.
But you don't even sound like you want to have your problem fixed.
You just sound like you want a reason to complain about your new phone so you can switch back to the iPhone and claim 'man, I tried Android but its just so crappy'.
I don't know :/ guess it just comes from the tone of your messages
Yeah I understand that. I am just sort of venting out of frustration at the annoying bugs and not just lack of any fixes, but the apparent acceptance of these bugs as normal by long time android users.
1) why would the volume button control the media when it isn't playing?
2) noticed this too, thought it was a bit strange but i rarely use headphones with my phone
3) i use opera and haven't had any issues with copy/paste
Given that, apparently, #1 is the standard behaviour on both iOS and Android and #2 and #3 doesn't seem to be affecting anyone else I dont think you can say its general acceptance of bugs.
there's a simple option in #1 to make the iPhone behave another way. Stop repeating this over and over because it's a simple setting in the sound section to set what the volume rocker controls by default.Given that, apparently, #1 is the standard behaviour on both iOS and Android and #2 and #3 doesn't seem to be affecting anyone else I dont think you can say its general acceptance of bugs.
Uh, you made my point precisely. It's this attitude of claiming "it's not affecting anyone else" when it is clearly affecting plenty of other people that drives me nuts.
By default both do the same thing. The iPhone has a setting in the options to change it while Android you'll need an app to do it.
I have the same issue with the built-in speaker and messages and PowerAMP when playing music.
I think it is a software issue because the newest PowerAMP no longer does this.
does poweramp integrate with google music?