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RikkuAlmighty posted...

After a couple days, Apple Maps is proving surprisingly more convenient to use for driving. Coming from a years-long Google maps Pixel/Chromebook owner.

That's pretty sweet! I'm still a fan of Google Maps, and I've been using iPhone for 6 years now. I have trouble with the Maps UI when I'm trying to navigate step-by-step directions and I find it more intuitive on Google Maps. Plus, I'm just used to it at this point.

I don't use Safari or Mail, I use Chrome and Gmail. But I traded in for a flagship phone at the right price years ago (and more than once by now) and it does everything you need a smart phone to do.

I was firmly Android > iPhone a decade ago, back when it mattered and there were good reasons to use Android. Now it's a wash, although I prefer iPhone. I think that making life easier for my family with iMessage group chats and FaceTime with top tier battery life is enough of a reason to use iPhone.

Note: When I got my current device, it was one of the top performers for battery life per GSMArena. I do not know which devices are currently top of the line for battery life.