The great phone debate: IPhone vs. Android. Which do you prefer and why?
@Valkyrie_D: Better phones all-around. iPhone, iWatch, iPad, and Mac all talk to one another and share important features seamlessly.
@thedisasterautist @Valkyrie_D
I have an older iMac, an apple tablet and previously an iPhone, there was no way to move old photos to the phone. Tried everything. Specifically, there was no way to move old Samsung phone images to the iPhone. I could move DSLR pics from the Mac to the phone, it would not move Samsung pics.
@KGinKS @Valkyrie_D: I haven't had an Android phone since maybe 2012, but I did see this just now. Seems a bit convoluted, but Samsung and Apple do absolutely hate each other.
@KGinKS @Valkyrie_D: I saw this as well, though as you said, you may've already given it a shot.
@KGinKS @Valkyrie_D: Years ago I moved my photos directly from my Motorola Android to my Mac via USB and then they shot into the iPhoto Cloud thingy, but that was back in the day before cables were longer cool.
@thedisasterautist @Valkyrie_D
I saw it. I could copy anything from iTunes to the iPhone EXCEPT Samsung photos.
Three hours, on and off, with tech support at apple. Ok, try this, I'll call back in 30 minutes. No resolution. The following Monday they announced they were killing iTunes and splitting into separate modules, no further updates. 3 hours.
@KGinKS @Valkyrie_D: I hated iTunes on Android. I'm not that big a fan of it on Apple.
I'm old. So I almost always move things manually, like we did in the old say when there was no cloud and everything had to be done via cable transfer.
@KGinKS @Valkyrie_D: I'm not a fan of anyone's tech support centers. Rarely had any positive experiences. Not infrequently I knew more than their CSR ops, and other times, as happened to you, they never called back. I did always get the "How Did We Do?" emails.
@thedisasterautist @Valkyrie_D
Move across all devices seamlessly makes apple superior in my book.