Android or iPhone?

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  • kevinjb1
    kevinjb1 Posts: 233 Member
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  • tattygun
    tattygun Posts: 447 Member
    Android all day long.

    Got the HTC ONE and it's a monster of a phone, so impressed.
  • tammys_changing
    tammys_changing Posts: 657
    Android!!
  • DMZ_1
    DMZ_1 Posts: 2,889 Member
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    Any non smartphone is thought of that way. You could have a perfectly functional phone that was top of the line in 2005, but it'd be viewed weird today.
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
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    Any non smartphone is thought of that way. You could have a perfectly functional phone that was top of the line in 2005, but it'd be viewed weird today.

    Smart phones are not so smart. I see my friends cursing them constantly. Why would I stress myself like that? :laugh:
  • HawkeyeTy
    HawkeyeTy Posts: 681 Member
    s4

    Easy.
  • cmira5ol
    cmira5ol Posts: 1,246 Member
    after much thought i stuck with the iphone 5S for its simplicity
  • hearthemelody
    hearthemelody Posts: 1,025 Member
    Android all the way! Samsung Galaxy Series...
  • jasonmh630
    jasonmh630 Posts: 2,850 Member
    Thanks for all the replies. (: I think the iPhone is a little boring compared to the Android. However, I do like how iPhones tell you when someone reads your message haha. I guess the woman in me is showing. I drop my phone A LOT and it survives, but I'm not so sure an iPhone could survive the drops.

    I know I'm pretty damn late to this post, but I hadn't joined yet. :P
    iPhone's only tell you if your message has been read if the other user is an iPhone user as well. They also have to have consented to sending a read receipt.
  • __Bad_Leroy
    __Bad_Leroy Posts: 242
    Crap. I just drank the Apple Koolaid. Again.
  • ThinLizzie0802
    ThinLizzie0802 Posts: 863 Member
    Go with Apple if you like only having one way to do things, which keeps it simple

    Go with Android if you like having many ways to do the same thing, which for some people, keeps it simple


    I'm a Droider for life
  • Smirnoff65
    Smirnoff65 Posts: 1,060 Member
    You could never separate me from Android, my current phone is the Samsung Galaxy S4 and will probably get the S5 next although I also like the HTC M8.
  • Alisontheice
    Alisontheice Posts: 9,611 Member
    Android...cause it's purple and takes great pictures.
  • johnnylakis
    johnnylakis Posts: 812 Member
    If you like having your cloud hacked, you with iPhone
  • p8liwag
    p8liwag Posts: 919 Member
    Android all the way
  • j4nash
    j4nash Posts: 1,719 Member
    The Apple eco-system keeps me drawn to the iPhone.
  • rueruechika
    rueruechika Posts: 86 Member
    Android
  • _KitKat_
    _KitKat_ Posts: 1,066 Member
    Android....enjoy open source
  • inkedShimewaza
    inkedShimewaza Posts: 538 Member
    I like to customize the heck out of my phone so that it looks and acts exactly as I want it to, so I prefer Android. Also, I am in love with my Note 2 and can't see myself switching to anything else (other than a newer Note).
  • shai74
    shai74 Posts: 512 Member
    Android. I have a HTC One M8 at the moment, had a Samsung Galaxy S4 before that, and an iPhone 4S before that.

    I also have an iPhone 5 sitting on my desk as my work phone. It's a joke really, it's no different to the iphone 3 I had years ago. I mean, sure, the hardware is undoubtedly upgraded, and it does a few more things, but it looks and feels almost exactly the same. Even the same lacluster screen. How do Apple keep releasing the same product over and over again and getting people to rush out and buy it? It baffles me. iPhones are fine for the technically challenged, those who like to have their hand held, those who like limited options and being forced to do everything one way.

    Android phones make up 70%+ of the market for a reason. Prettier, better hardware, more options re multimedia (music, movies etc). The screens are much nicer. You're not forced to add everything through iTunes. You won't spend hours sorting out your music how you want it, then lose the whole lot because you had the wrong box ticked when you connected your iPhone the next day. No thank you.

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