Friday, September 18, 2015

“Move to iOS” app from Apple that the screaming fans of Android – 01net

On line for two days, the first Android app to Apple -” Move to iOS “- received a frosty reception on Google Play, with a score of 1.7 out of 5. The application Is this item catastrophic
Over 22,000 people gave their opinion, difficult? therefore think that they are wrong. However, when reading the comments, we realize that some users have downloaded it and the reaction is rather a genuine anti-Apple plebiscite.

It should be said that the Cupertino, speaking in emulation users fleeing Android to iOS the world, comes to play in enemy territory. Worse, it is almost an affront. It is indeed the first time that it proposes an Android app, and it aims to help quit Android! Halfway between provocative gesture hand giving the interested parties, Move to iOS immediately engulfed the Android community. Just read the comments on Google Play for realizing it:

“Instead of being shot in the head as changing to a closed environment under control. “Robert Kirsch

” The first contribution from Apple to Android and what they propose is CA? Ridiculous “Josh Holmes

” Haha. Who do you take me? For a patient? “Harvey Drysdale

” Do not install! Except if you want to be lobotomized! “Ben Bartlett

” Stop Apple. We are not as stupid as your iMoutons “effective.Power

Critics Apple enrageront certainly even more when they learn that the Cupertino company did not even not bother to develop this application. According Phrandroid, the firm simply “repackaged” an existing application, created by the company Digital Mushrooms, which is called “Copy My Data”.

Managing to bring Android community without getting your hands dirty with Java code … Fans from both sides appreciate but certainly not for the same reasons.

Sources:

Google Play Phrandroid

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Gilbert Kallenborn

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