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Smart phone....what one to get?
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iphone is good for the technologically challenged(young/old) ...droid is good for everyone else.
werd
iOS - for the ones that like it simple and no real options
Android - for the tweakers0 -
Thanks everyone! Still looking. But did find out I would get iPhone 4 for free but would have to pay for the 5. Still looking st other options too!0
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I have the Samsung Sidekick 4G. My husband has the Samsung Galaxy Sii. I'm almost ready for an upgrade and I think I want the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, or possibly Siii.0
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Droid for the win!
Seriously, iphones,ipads,mac and all those devices made by apple have the same programming,so basically if you have all of those devices congradulations cause the ALL do the same thing & are ALL set up the same!
I'm just not a fan of apple! even though i like the Ipad's! Oh but guess what droid has like 20 different kinds of tablets that i can choose from!
At least when they release an operating system update EVERY one gets it. Androids do not do it that way because they want you to go buy a new phone to get the current operating system. That's shady business and a huge lload of crap and part of the reason I deep six'd my Android.0 -
iphone is good for the technologically challenged(young/old) ...droid is good for everyone else.
Not so.. I'm neither young nor old and I'm far from technologically challenged. I have qualifications in IT and consider myself adept at technology in general. I actually had an android smartphone before my current iPhone, but I just wasn't a fan of the interface and just the whole look and feel of the thing. iPhone for me is much nicer on many levels.0 -
I have one of the new windows phones and I love it. It is the Nokia 920 and I got that after my iPhone 4s fell in the toilet and drowned. I never thought I would find anything to replace my iPhone because I was a big apple fan, but the one I have now is pretty rad.0
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I had Droids for several years and loved them but recently got an iPhone 5 because it syncs so well with my iPad and AppleTV. My husband did the same, so everything is now linked. (I joke that I can now locate him wherever he is and make his phone go off like crazy, though he could of course do the same to me...)
Anyway, so far I like the iPhone a hair better than my last Droid (which was less than a year old), but it does come down to personal preference. If you already have an iPad, you might appreciate the way an iPhone works together with it.
The downside to going from Droid to an iPhone? You lose all your paid apps and have to start from scratch0
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