The nice thing with apple that helps is that they tend to release a lot of developer previews, which allows development teams to test and fix things before the os goes ga. One of my favorite iOS apps stopped working (forever) after upgrading from 7 to 8. For example ruby 1.8 was replaced by ruby 2.0 on the newer Mac platforms which cause some legacy ruby code to require updates to run. Mac pulls out support for things all the time which breaks tons of stuff. Lately though I gotta say the Apple updates have seriously sucked and broke more stuff more often than android. Yes Apple integrates both hardware and software and historicaly that has resulted in better upgrades. The downside of the Apple model is if you don't particularly like decisions Apple has made about its environment - there is little you can do about it. With the Apple model expect many fewer issues and if they arise Apple will fix them. With the Android model - expect issues when there are upgrades in the H/W and/or OS. With the latest versions of the ISO and OSX, I can send text messages from either my phone or computer, answer or make iPhone calls from my computer and it is all seamless. Apple actually designs its products to be part of a bigger environment where the iPhone seemingly interoperates with the iPad and its Mac line. App builders may or may not have information on the interworking of the H/W that could or could not be important for their app.Īpple builds fully integrated products with the HW and SW designed to provide an integrated product. They are not co-designed from the ground up.

Samsung, and an OS built by another company. The first is the hardware which is built by one company, e.g. Warning - this might offend Apple haters out there. QDslrDashboard v 0.2.4 is not working with Nexus 5 and Android 5.0.1.

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