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cropr said:

Entering passwords is another key feature where Android is better.   Typically passwords contains characters and digits.  When typing a password, the Android keyboard is clever enough to switch off the word predictions (they are useless in this context) and to replace it with all the digits, so you have don't have to use the shift key when entering digits.  As a consequence, typing a password on Android is faster and less error prone.

emoeller said:

Mmm, interesting that just a few weeks ago Apple offered its entire "pro" suite to students and educational entities for a deeply discounted $199.   Don't get me wrong, I think it is enviable of Apple to want their professional programs available to as wide an audience as possible - after all that is what Apple is all about, empowering people to be creative.  But I suspect the increased sales numbers helped push Apple's goal of 2MM seats.