r00t wrote

Rainbow-Mods wrote

Resurection wrote iPhone's are so easy to use, so iPhone.

Yea I agree. Androids are like laggy. Slower CPU

Not true. Try a high-end Android phone and you'll see. People often think Android phones are laggy because they fail to realize that Apple doesn't actually have lower-end/budget devices to compare with the common Android phone. If you pay as much for an Android phone as you would an iPhone, you'd be surprised at how many ways the Android device would be superior. Larger, higher-resolution, and higher-quality screens, longer battery lives, features like SD cards and removable batteries, better durability, lighter weight, many different options, etc.

ITT: People blindly buying into Apple's marketing without considering the other options on the market. You're only shooting yourself in the foot. Android fanboys do the same; it's not unique to any side of the "argument."

So an Android can be 20x Better than a iPhone if you pay more? Actually seems legit.

Resurection wrote

r00t wrote

Rainbow-Mods wrote

Resurection wrote iPhone's are so easy to use, so iPhone.

Yea I agree. Androids are like laggy. Slower CPU

Not true. Try a high-end Android phone and you'll see. People often think Android phones are laggy because they fail to realize that Apple doesn't actually have lower-end/budget devices to compare with the common Android phone. If you pay as much for an Android phone as you would an iPhone, you'd be surprised at how many ways the Android device would be superior. Larger, higher-resolution, and higher-quality screens, longer battery lives, features like SD cards and removable batteries, better durability, lighter weight, many different options, etc.

ITT: People blindly buying into Apple's marketing without considering the other options on the market. You're only shooting yourself in the foot. Android fanboys do the same; it's not unique to any side of the "argument."

So an Android can be 20x Better than a iPhone if you pay more? Actually seems legit.

I never said that and look at the prices for these phones. I just said that the iPhone is not the only high-end device out there and that as a consumer, you should consider all of the options on the table. The Galaxy S4, HTC One, Galaxy Note 2, iPhone 5, Nexus 4, and Xperia Z are all awesome phones, but there's no reason to be biased. For instance, I know the Android OS and ecosystem suits my needs, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't consider the iPhone.

r00t wrote

Resurection wrote

r00t wrote

Rainbow-Mods wrote

Resurection wrote iPhone's are so easy to use, so iPhone.

Yea I agree. Androids are like laggy. Slower CPU

Not true. Try a high-end Android phone and you'll see. People often think Android phones are laggy because they fail to realize that Apple doesn't actually have lower-end/budget devices to compare with the common Android phone. If you pay as much for an Android phone as you would an iPhone, you'd be surprised at how many ways the Android device would be superior. Larger, higher-resolution, and higher-quality screens, longer battery lives, features like SD cards and removable batteries, better durability, lighter weight, many different options, etc.

ITT: People blindly buying into Apple's marketing without considering the other options on the market. You're only shooting yourself in the foot. Android fanboys do the same; it's not unique to any side of the "argument."

So an Android can be 20x Better than a iPhone if you pay more? Actually seems legit.

I never said that and look at the prices for these phones. I just said that the iPhone is not the only high-end device out there and that as a consumer, you should consider all of the options on the table. The Galaxy S4, HTC One, Galaxy Note 2, iPhone 5, Nexus 4, and Xperia Z are all awesome phones, but there's no reason to be biased. For instance, I know the Android OS and ecosystem suits my needs, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't consider the iPhone.

Oh, I see now, So the iPhone isn't the "Best" Phone out of all of them that people say it is?

Definitely Android. Love my Galaxy S2.

r00t wrote

Rainbow-Mods wrote

Resurection wrote iPhone's are so easy to use, so iPhone.

Yea I agree. Androids are like laggy. Slower CPU

Not true. Try a high-end Android phone and you'll see. People often think Android phones are laggy because they fail to realize that Apple doesn't actually have lower-end/budget devices to compare with the common Android phone. If you pay as much for an Android phone as you would an iPhone, you'd be surprised at how many ways the Android device would be superior. Larger, higher-resolution, and higher-quality screens, longer battery lives, features like SD cards and removable batteries, better durability, lighter weight, many different options, etc.

ITT: People blindly buying into Apple's marketing without considering the other options on the market. You're only shooting yourself in the foot. Android fanboys do the same; it's not unique to any side of the "argument."

My girlfriend has an Android and she has one of the higher-end type of androids while i have an iphone. She has gotten over 5 new androids in the past year because they all started glitching and would take her awhile to access the internet. I dont know exactly how to explain it, but she always trys phones that are expensive and they end up messing up or breaking within 2months. The glass they put on there would break if i dropped it on grass. I have dropped my IPhone so many times and it has yet to get a scratch or crack in the screen.

I've beed an android guy pretty much since 2008. Ive also had a lot of iDevices and im planning on getting the s4 or the new iphone next year (leaning towards iphone. The only reason i'm making the switch is because I think an iPhone suits my needs more and I cant stand latency wich is a big problem in the android os. (I have the One X currently)
However if you want a phone with better specs camera/speed wise and more flexibility then definitely go for an android

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r00t wrote

Rainbow-Mods wrote

Resurection wrote iPhone's are so easy to use, so iPhone.

Yea I agree. Androids are like laggy. Slower CPU

Not true. Try a high-end Android phone and you'll see. People often think Android phones are laggy because they fail to realize that Apple doesn't actually have lower-end/budget devices to compare with the common Android phone. If you pay as much for an Android phone as you would an iPhone, you'd be surprised at how many ways the Android device would be superior. Larger, higher-resolution, and higher-quality screens, longer battery lives, features like SD cards and removable batteries, better durability, lighter weight, many different options, etc.

ITT: People blindly buying into Apple's marketing without considering the other options on the market. You're only shooting yourself in the foot. Android fanboys do the same; it's not unique to any side of the "argument."

My girlfriend has an Android and she has one of the higher-end type of androids while i have an iphone. She has gotten over 5 new androids in the past year because they all started glitching and would take her awhile to access the internet. I dont know exactly how to explain it, but she always trys phones that are expensive and they end up messing up or breaking within 2months. The glass they put on there would break if i dropped it on grass. I have dropped my IPhone so many times and it has yet to get a scratch or crack in the screen.

I hear this all the time either way and I don't mean to belittle, but these anecdotes mean nothing at all. The iPhone is durable, but so are high-end Android devices. They break for the same reasons and of course peoples' experiences will differ. I've heard of people that get nothing but trouble from their iPhones and the same from Android owners. The "truth" varies depending on who you talk to.

The iPhone breaks a lot but I still prefer it.