I’ve been on iOS for 7 months or so. Is there any damn way to have notifications/alerts/rings on vibrate but have media and all other sounds on normal. Flicking the switch off make a lot of things silent than I don’t necessarily want silent (live photos being the one stands out).
You’re on the bmw sub. But, it depends what is important. They each have their advantages.
Bmw will have better build quality and better service. It will likely have worse resale value. It will feel more luxurious and have higher quality materials.
Tesla is great at being an electric vehicle. They have the best range and charging (due to access to superchargers). They also have tremendous performance and will be significantly faster off the line than the x7. They also have a better autopilot and self driving system than bmw.
Hopefully you already know the difference between ice and electric vehicles and their advantages and disadvantages. This is really the true thing you should be figuring out before a purchase.
No downside for Apple users. There’s some downside to Apple because it reduces lock in.
In a q and a a reporter even asked Apple a question about this directly
But the person who asked the question, Vox Media’s LiQuan Hunt, came back with a valid complaint, saying that his mother can’t see the videos he sends her. It all comes down to a lack of interoperability between iMessage and RCS, both messaging systems that could allow higher-quality images and videos — if they worked together. If you’ve tried to send a video from Android to iOS (or vice versa) using your regular text messaging app, then you know that your videos come out completely fuzzy on the other end. Cook’s suggestion to fix this annoying issue? “Buy your mom an iPhone.”
I’ve been on iOS for 7 months or so. Is there any damn way to have notifications/alerts/rings on vibrate but have media and all other sounds on normal. Flicking the switch off make a lot of things silent than I don’t necessarily want silent (live photos being the one stands out).