Now go after google re Chromium…

I don’t follow Android, does this happen with a more open OS? Like tons of malware and shit? I mean with normal people, not Redditors

In excess of 90% of all mobile malware is for Android.

I watched a video recently which also said that reasons for Android losing ground to Apple is that the products have become more like each other. Android used to be seen as the cheap alternative to the expensive iPhone. But nowadays flagship Androids are just as expensive, if not moreso, than flagship iPhones. Apple also offer a much cheaper version of the iPhone which is comparable in price to low-to-mid-level Androids. Not to mention the fact that the longer OS support of Apple means that buying a cheap second-hand iPhone is easier and easier.

Couple that with the fact that, as you say, Androids are becoming less customisable while iPhones are becoming more customisable, and all the reasons that people used to choose Android are becoming less and less true and/or relevant.

I doubt most of the EU wants us back, and I can’t say I blame you. And if we were to see about coming back I very much doubt we’d get the same sweetheart deal that we originally had.

And remember how riled up some people got over the colour of our passports? Now imagine that over having to adopt the Euro.

Short answer: I don’t think it’s something we’ll even be able to talk seriously about for a good couple of decades. I just hope that we slowly re-join by stealth behind the scenes by doing things like re-joining bits and pieces so that the bigots and the exceptionalists don’t even notice.

If you’ve got allergies, AirMatters is good. It gives you a pollen count complication in exactly the same style as the native weather complications. I have a weather face with all the different complications and the AirMatters one, well, it’s difficult to even remember that it’s not native.

Watch OS 10 has been super buggy. 10.1 solved plenty of bugs, but there are still plenty left. Anything that’s wrong is likely because of that, rather than the hardware.

It’s been medically proven to be equivalent to a single-wire EKG. It’s been proven to enough of a degree that it’s the one health feature that is FDA approved and Apple can actually claim as a medical feature.

However, single-wire EKGs are the least accurate and relied-upon. Your doctor may look at the data, but they’ll definitely do their own EKG, and it won’t be single-wire.

Nobody can answer the question except you. How much do you want a new watch right now? Is it worth the hassle/expense of trading in/selling next year if you do get a new one? How confident are you that the rumours about the X being revolutionary are true? How confident are you that the rumours about it not coming out until 2025 aren’t true?

Those are the things to consider, but nobody can answer the questions except you.

I used to use them a lot, but OS10 has made the UIs worse and made it harder to navigate the watch, not to mention the fact that raise to speak has stopped working entirely. So I use them a lot less now.