What is the closest equivalent to an iPod touch that runs Android?
I bought a 2017 Xiaomi A1, pure Android [One] experience for HKD1799.Superior to my 2013 G-Moto X, superior to my iPod touch, 6th gen!
IPod touch 5 trade in moto g?
Hey guys I wanna ask that is moto g 8gb enough space ,basicly I just need soical media ,gta sa ,musc and maybe some movies ,but I don't have money to buy it,I can't wait longer ,my iPod is so boring and I like android better .My second question is "should I trade iny iPod touch 5 32gig for 71$ ,I tried crag list but no ones buys it the price was $120 but anyway so is it worth it - by the way I don't use EBay that much so as Amazon - I live in Portland Oregon NE
Will a screen protector effect my Surface Pro 3 touch sensitivity?
First of all I need to by some sort of screen protector for my Surfsce Pro 3? Any advice ? I was going to get a tempered glass one. My second major question is, does it effect the use of a pen or any other touch screen activities on the device ? Or does it still run smoothly as if I didn't have one on it.
Can I text iPods touches with my Motorola android phone?
One of my best friends is moving away, and I want to be able to text him on his iPod touch but I don't know if I can with my type of phone. He uses an iCloud email adress for texting, and I use a normal phone number. My phone is a Moto G with android version 5.0.2
My phone Motorola Moto G (1st gen) doesn't have the option to play radio through the loudspeaker. I always need to use earphones. If I want to use the FM radio, is there anything I can do to play the FM radio through the loudspeaker?
No you cannot hear FM radio through loudspeaker. Your phone doesnt support this feature. Take a look at this FAQshttps://motorola-global-en-roe.c...
I have a Moto G smartphone. I was using the app TuneIn Radio, when I place the phone near an old FM radio that was made before Bluetooth the music started coming out of the radio. How does this happen when Bluetooth on the phone is not on?
Since TuneIN is a radio streaming service, it uses the internet data to provide radio service on your phone. So, it is technically impossible that your FM radio might be receiving any sort of signal from your phone. Only thing that seems possible in this case is that coincidentally you must have tuned into same radio station on your FM radio, which you were listening to on the TuneIN app.
After having used Android (Samsung Galaxy Note 2) for 3 years, I am contemplating moving to iPhone 6s plus? Keeping the Apple eco-system in mind, what would I be missing out on if I were to make this transition?
I feel that the Android and iOS "ecosystems" are fairly mature now that you wouldn't miss much by moving between them.My primary phone has always been some or the other Android device. But, I also have an iPhone just for the kicks ... rather for facetiming.My iPhone was not wedded to any carrier. So, I had a pure Apple experience with the iPhone and I love it. (Yes, I do have the "Useless" folder on my iPhone with a bunch of Apple apps in it ... but then who doesn't?)My Androids are not wedded to any carrier either, but almost all Androids I have owned came pre-loaded with a boat-load of useless ... and possibly completely schwitty apps. (I can think of Moto E and Moto G being the biggest culprits here. But, Samsungs are no better.)The only major drawback I can think of in giving up Android completely is ... and it really depends if you are into that sort of stuff ... is ... the ability to EASILY root the freaking device. I mean, about 10 of my android devices could be rooted with Framaroot. About 10 others (including all of my current Huawei devices) can be rooted with Kingroot. And idiotic phones like the Moto series can be rooted by following an unnecessarily complex procedure which primarily involves "requesting Motorola" to let you root the device you paid for with your own hard earned money!I know Apple devices can be rooted ... or more appropriately jail-broken. But, I really haven't felt the need to do that.Also, almost all of the games I play on my droids are also available on iOS. In fact, my favorite Sudoku game on iOS is not available on Android and that's a definite win for iOS ... in my perspective. As far as iOS is concerned ... I am total iOS fan boy.
Why are Indians obsessed with Apple?
You should ask this question to Siri :-)On second thoughts:1. Apple is expensive and a few Indians like to show off!Ok, now you can argue that Samsung also is expensive. However, Samsung has a range of products at several price points. Samsung can offer a phone for a daily labourer and also a top notch corporate hotshot.Apple, on the other hand, only offers high end products. Its cell phones models, available at any point of time in the market, is between two to four.Yes, there might be a few exceptions but overall, people who have money in India like to show it off. Apple brings them an exclusivity in doing that. Having a Samsung doesn't differentiate them from the others. Apple does. Most of the people who purchase an iPhone just to put forward a point regarding their wealth and usually, will not know the difference between iPhone 5, 5c and 5s.2. There is a section of population who love the brand.Apple is known for its disruptive innovation. No one in the 1990's could think that the world would need a product like an iPod. Apple, didn't cater to a market need. Apple created an entire market. Apple created a product and told the people that - "Hey! You need this to make your life better."And thus, the company has a legacy.And of course, Apple products are amazing. Had it not been for them, the evolution of smart phones would have probably taken 2 decades more. Hence, Apple is a brand which is loved and adored. In conclusion, any Apple product owners can be classified into two types. One with rich pockets who has plenty of disposable income, and the other who adores the brand for what it stands for and what it has done to bring the world closer.PS: I own an Android phone. I love Android as an Operating System. But I also love 'Apple' as a brand. I recently bought Motorola Moto G. I briefly thought of about buying an iPhone 5s. But when I got to know that it cost ~50k INR, I decided against it. For me, 50k is just too much of money to spend on a phone.