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You can’t do real work on Android, at least not all of it

You can’t do real work on Android, at least not all of it

Posted on November 29, 2019 By Jarvis

While not an Apple hater, I personally prefer more open or at least less restrictive platforms and devices. That primarily translates to Linux and open source software on the desktop and Android on mobile. But if there’s one thing I have always been jealous of Apple’s mobile ecosystem is how it has grown to enable more complex uses and workflows, especially on iPads. It’s no longer so ridiculous or so rare to find people who are proud to proclaim that they do their work or even live solely on an iPad, specifically an iPad Pro. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said of Android.
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