Instead of Notes, I moved to Evernote, a program I had used before but not to its fullest. Notes. The biggest change I made was moving away from the Apple ecosystem of apps and toward device independent apps. The biggest challenge was finding a replacement for iMessage and I haven’t found a good replacement for Mailbox. I had paid for many apps including SimpleNote (for longer note taking), Pages (to replace Word), Goodreader (PDF reader and annotations) and iAnnotate (another PDF reader/note taking). On my iPhone my most frequently used apps were iMessage (texting), Notes (f0r everything from writing grocery lists to blog posts), Mailbox (for my email accounts), Kindle and Marvin for reading and Dropbox. I had real concerns about compatibility and functionality but I paid close attention to Angie James’ article on switching.
Every computer in my house is an Apple product. I have an iMac, a Macbook Air and an iPad. It’s been three months now and I’m not sorry that I’ve switched.
In January I finally broke down and bought one of my own. I was happy with my perfectly functional iPhone 5 until I began to spend time with people who had these larger Android devices. Last summer I did not upgrade to the iPhone 5S. Jane Ebooks / Essays Android / Multifunction-Device 37 Comments ApMy Switching Story: How I made the move from IPhone to Android with few regrets
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