Comment by nharada 17 hours ago do you not consider your phone a "useful computer"? 2 comments nharada Reply supertrope 17 hours ago I'm guessing they mean one of the following:-Installing software without App Store approval filtering-True multi-tasking and background execution (though this hurts battery)-Write iOS apps from an iPad bigstrat2003 17 hours ago I certainly don't. You simply cannot get actual work done on a phone anywhere near as easily as on a real computer. There's a reason that companies issue laptops (or have desktops even) instead of giving employees a phone.
supertrope 17 hours ago I'm guessing they mean one of the following:-Installing software without App Store approval filtering-True multi-tasking and background execution (though this hurts battery)-Write iOS apps from an iPad
bigstrat2003 17 hours ago I certainly don't. You simply cannot get actual work done on a phone anywhere near as easily as on a real computer. There's a reason that companies issue laptops (or have desktops even) instead of giving employees a phone.
I'm guessing they mean one of the following:
-Installing software without App Store approval filtering
-True multi-tasking and background execution (though this hurts battery)
-Write iOS apps from an iPad
I certainly don't. You simply cannot get actual work done on a phone anywhere near as easily as on a real computer. There's a reason that companies issue laptops (or have desktops even) instead of giving employees a phone.