I am fully satisfied with the way the OS is developing, and mind you, I mean the OS, the operating system. Not the hardware or the release of new phones by new companies.
This is my usage scenario - so if you're like me, welcome to the club
So with the use cases above, isn't W10M more than enough to satisfy a person who has their requirements like mine?
Or am I a unique individual?
This is my usage scenario - so if you're like me, welcome to the club
- I use my phone to make calls, sms several times a day. Not a lot, just a few. Sometimes no calls or sms.
- In addition, I also use it to receive calls and sms, obviously
- I like doing thigs manually, because that gives me control. So checking emails when I want to, checking whatsapp when I want to, checking facebook at my own time and choice
- I dislike notifications so I keep them off except for the important stuff like calss and sms
- I upload photos or videos when I want to, not live or right now. So instagram photos - I'll take a photo now, review it and then upload it later. Sometimes even a month later
- I don't have a lot of apps, probabaly 15-25 - mostly for productivity or photo editing
- Music is copied over from pc and that's it. No streaming or onedrive storing
- I only backup photos using a pc, never the phone
- I store documents on the phone too, not through onedrive
- Never found the need for onenote - still don't understand what you can do with it
- Most things are usually off likle wifi or cellular, unless I need them
- I check facebook via the browser, never an app - the app is a data hog, no arguments there
- I don't use edge browser but UC browser so I can save on data
- No glance screen -tried it once but aside from the time, there was no useful feature there
- No double tap to wake either
- Don't have a band so nothing about tracking data
- Don't do banking or paying online except using mpesa
So with the use cases above, isn't W10M more than enough to satisfy a person who has their requirements like mine?
Or am I a unique individual?