iPhone 6s Plus. Cruz I drank the apple flavored koolaid a long time ago and my main was created on an apple. Can't crossover operating systems last time I checked. all about pimd. And 6s plus has awesome screen size.
iPhone FTW... Androids are like underdogs?Unless your talking TVs and washers... Those things are powerful
Lmao!..'identical' yea exactly...apple keeps rolling out the same crap over n over with tiny mods lol. U ain't identical to everyone else, so why in the world would u want a phone that's identical to everyone else... Android rocks in everything over ios, be it design, specs or whatever.... Summary: android rocks, iOS well suck it
Android. I just find that they work easier and I'm able to have more control. It's easy to use apps. However, one problem I've experienced is breakage. I use my phone a lot, to the point that my phone just breaks. Not on the outside, but the inner workings. This I'd my 3rd phone, and it's started to break already, whenever I use apps that use a lot of power it'll shut off and won't turn on until I have it plugged in and charging. I might change to an apple product if this keeps occurring.
U sure about that? Do u not remember when everybody made fun of the Galaxy for being so big..and now...
I have both. I prefer iPhone as I find its a lot easier to get around and simpler to use. My droid slows down after a lot of usage or if I get too many texts. My droid is Samsung s5 and my iPhone is 6 plus. And my droid has a life of its own sometimes, it used to buy in app purchases without my approval lol Although there's a wider range of apps on droids, I feel my iPhone is more protected and is virus free. If you're the techy geeky type then a droid is your dream. If you like things neat and simple, iPhone is for you.
Exactly which of your criticisms of Apple could not be levelled at Samsung, Motorola, Huawei or… well, can you name a manufacturer that has a substantially different SOP? Only Apple differs in that it also develops software in-house, which it does not license to third parties. Hundreds of similar-looking phones with sequential model numbers from one manufacturer which behave wildly differently for no apparent reason is not some sort of amazing feature of the operating system, it is a choice of the manufacturer. What exactly is the design of Android? What are its specifications? The OS seems to vary considerably even for one version between the same model phone on two different carriers. I don't see that any such things as you name exist. If you're trying to say that you enjoy the choices available or the configurability that is one thing, but naming things which do not exist does not seem to make much sense. As for tiny modifications, why don't you fabricate your own series of SoCs every year?