Apple's 'Move to iOS' App Likely Rebranded Version of Existing Android App

Android users: "Let's give this app one star just because we hate Apple and iOS and not because we have a legitimate reason to give it one star!"

For all the complaints Android users give about Apple users being iSheeple, they sure are circlejerky...

good, apple should focus on apple products not android apps

That doesn't make a lot of sense in reference to Android apps specifically designed to make it easier to start using Apple products.

I'm both Android and iOS user and I love both OS's (only after I jailbreak and root them), but I feel really pity for those diehard Android fanboys, hating so much on a brand and making so much effort expressing it everywhere online. They really need better things to do..

that the app uses Apple's design philosophy rather than Google's Material Design

Because Google uses Apple's design philosophy for its iOS apps, rather than its own:

To be fair the same would probably happen in reverse. Fanboys will be fanboys, regardless of the platform.

No. Google Apps in the App Store have good reviews. And the Apple haters/Androd fanboys FAR outnumber Apple fanboys. This is why tech blogs have learned that click bait articles about Apple generate the most clicks.

No. Google Apps in the App Store have good reviews. And the Apple haters/Androd fanboys FAR outnumber Apple fanboys. This is why tech blogs have learned that click bait articles about Apple generate the most clicks.

Agreed. Apple users give competing services a fair shot: gmail, ms office, etc. All well reviewed. Android fans are especially rabid

Android users: "Let's give this app one star just because we hate Apple and iOS and not because we have a legitimate reason to give it one star!"

Yeah, and if Google made an app for moving to iOS (and Apple allowed it in) there wouldn't be a lot of 1 star ratings because it's about moving to Android.

Android enthusiasts are especially hostile and protective of their platform. They're not just fans, but extremists. The irony is that they call any and all Apple users fanboys, when theyre the ones who behave irrationally and sheepishly. It literally pains them to see Apple successful. Whereas on iOS, Google apps are consistently some of the most used apps on the platform. As well as Microsoft apps. Apple users are apparently such fanboys, yet the majority of serious Apple fans seem to behave with a level of maturity that makes these Android enthusiasts look like children.

Funny how they complain about the UI. They hate Apple products, yet every single one of their Android products has significant Apple influence. Obviously iOS has some influences from Android, but not the fundamental framework of how the entire interface works. It just always makes me laugh. Someone saying "I hate Apple products!" While typing on a glass multitouch display virtual keyboard that has the letters appear above your finger when pressed, inside of a WebKit browser, scrolling with momentum based physics that makes the page feel like it's floating, inside of a black or white rectangular slate that has the entire front surface covered by glass including the bezels. Yea, they hate the iPhone so much, that's why they use a phone that functions exactly the same way.

I'm just pissed off that some of them are complaining that the app isn't "material design." Oh, I'm sorry; last I checked Google gave iOS the finger and made everything in their own style.