Often it's just a matter of what you're used to.
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But I'm sure people with iphones think android is hard to use.
With the app drawer you can leave only your most used apps on the home screen and you'll at least have all your apps in alpha order in the drawer. Putting things in folders just means staring at smaller icons. The "simplicity" of the home screen means people like my mom end up endlessly hunting for their app swiping through 4, 5 screens of icons. I think I ended up disabling it in settings. I don't know how she even got into it by accident. I couldn't figure it out without googling.
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Several times my mom got into a split screen on her iPad somehow and not know how to get out of it. For example, not having a back button means you can't just blindly hit back to get yourself out of whatever state you don't want to be in or know how to got yourself in. I think iphones are actually hard to use. I think the iphone's reputation for user friendliness is unearned. Speaking of which, there's no way to delete all the files in a playlist from the device? But yeah you're right the Music app is actually a bad fit for audio files. But they assure me there must be a way to do what I'm asking. Once in a while out of curiosity I'd ask an iphone user how they put music on their iphone and they're like what I just stream or download from spotify or whatever. It was made for windows, but you can use a VM." Argghh *insert nervous guy pushing button meme* I clicked on sync and it asked if I wanted to erase the phone's content or something like that. Surely this is going to be easier somehow? I plugged the phone in, it showed up as a mount in Finder (promising!), but *facepalm* the iTunes interface again. It lets you manage the music library on a connected iphone with an explorer^W finder like interface.įast forward to today. Apparently, I am not alone because there's an app for this called copy trans manager. I don't want to sync my music library to my mom's phone. On the PC, I could not figure out how to do this with iTunes (the only apple software I ever used as a PC guy and it's one of the worst things I've ever seen). I just want to plug the iphone in my computer and somehow drag and drop a bunch of files into the right place and boom it shows up in the Music app in the right playlist. This is something that absurdly I've never figured out how to do with an iphone. I have a bunch of m4a audio files (lectures) I need to put on my mom's iphone for her.
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