DoctorGallifrey
The Raggedy Man
Right now I'm using an Apple phone, however I can see that the Android phones are far superior and will be switching over to them soon.
Apple or Android?
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jakeypride
Senior Member
I said Apple also because I've had the Galaxy s5, and lg G3, and still went back to Apple with the iPhone 6 plus! And I have to say I love it!
mayorglitter
i eat noodles. a lot.
Apple, but..
I've been into Apple for quite some time, and my first real mobile phone was the iPhone 5. However, after updating to iOS8 and having it screw up my phone, stop me from answering and making calls / receiving texts, I've become kind of fed up with it.
I'm not really into Android, it just feels a bit messy and all over the place. ;-;
I've been into Apple for quite some time, and my first real mobile phone was the iPhone 5. However, after updating to iOS8 and having it screw up my phone, stop me from answering and making calls / receiving texts, I've become kind of fed up with it.
I'm not really into Android, it just feels a bit messy and all over the place. ;-;
I have an android phone
but seeing my friends and others have apple phones
makes me want to have apple too as it seems a nice phone as well
but i'd still rather have android
but ew not having the camera at lock screen
+sucks how my phone can't even be silent while taking photos
but seeing my friends and others have apple phones
makes me want to have apple too as it seems a nice phone as well
but i'd still rather have android
but ew not having the camera at lock screen
+sucks how my phone can't even be silent while taking photos
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Kairi-Kitten
Weak Grandpa
I will say Android, but that is because a friend of mine had an Apple iphone and it didn't work so well, I have also done a little research for my own sake and like the way the Android is put together, plus there are lots of features of Android I would like to take advantage of; though it is possible you can do the same stuff on an Apple.
I'd have to say Apple.
My experience with Android is very limited, and overall I like the experience of using an Apple device much better.
The biggest reason is because Apple is so simple and familiar, it doesn't take long to find where something is or get used to a new Apple device since iOS is fairly consistent and in my opinion, easy to use.
Basically I really like simplicity. I understand that iPhones and Macs aren't the most customizable or powerful, but that's not a major concern to me. It does what I need it to do and it does it well. ;u;
My experience with Android is very limited, and overall I like the experience of using an Apple device much better.
The biggest reason is because Apple is so simple and familiar, it doesn't take long to find where something is or get used to a new Apple device since iOS is fairly consistent and in my opinion, easy to use.
Basically I really like simplicity. I understand that iPhones and Macs aren't the most customizable or powerful, but that's not a major concern to me. It does what I need it to do and it does it well. ;u;
Meijin Kurito
The Meijin
Apple android annoys me alot
jakeypride
Senior Member
Bump! 
this is interesting.
this is interesting.
It's like the choice between console and PC. A lot of people would prefer consoles because they prefer gaming on their TV and some of the exclusive titles, while technologically speaking the PC is superior and can run games that look and play much better. Apple is the console whereas Android is the PC.
I only recently made the switch to using a smartphone myself and chose the Galaxy S5. It does everything I want it to do. I have used other people's Apple products before though, and thought they were crap.
An Apple phone is more of a status symbol, if you ask me. It's people purposely getting screwed over and then trying to justify it. Talking about all the great, innovative new features the new iPhone has... which Android phones have had for years.
I only recently made the switch to using a smartphone myself and chose the Galaxy S5. It does everything I want it to do. I have used other people's Apple products before though, and thought they were crap.
An Apple phone is more of a status symbol, if you ask me. It's people purposely getting screwed over and then trying to justify it. Talking about all the great, innovative new features the new iPhone has... which Android phones have had for years.
I really wish there was a +1 feature on here, of sorts.
A lot of your posts make me really wish I could do that, lol.
shayminskyforme88
Back Home in Hoenn
Apple, well, since you're comparing it to Android, iOS specifically. I would choose iOS over Android because for one, it is far more efficient than Android. It is able to perform very smoothly with specs very mediocre compared to Android. Most of the iOS devices out today have only 1 GB of RAM and run on a Dual Core Processor whereas Android devices run on at least 2GB of RAM and Quad Core Processors.
Another reason is that the company who makes the operating system is also the company who makes the phones themselves. This way, the operating system is optimized to run on the phone, thus making it work better because the operating system was really made for the phone. Android on the other hand, is made by Google and third party phone manufacturers like Samsung, LG, HTC, etc. just modify Android to suit their needs.
Another reason I would pick iOS is the updatability. If you buy the latest Apple device, you are sure to have about 3 years of being able to have the latest software Apple is able to offer. Whereas in Android, you are not even sure of the phone you bought will be updatable to the next Android version (ie. Kitkat to Lollipop).
Lastly, I prefer iOS because of the unity of the devices. There are only a handful of iOS devices available thus there are also less devices a developer has to worry about supporting. This will ensure a good experience when it comes to downloading apps. Developers will immediately tell you which devices their apps are most optimized in and which devices they won't work in. So you won't have to worry about downloading an app only to realize that it does not work. The developers already told you if it won't work on your device. Whereas Android Devices are too fragmented and have an extremely wide variey of screen sizes. Developers won't be able to test their app on every single Android device out there, because there is just too much of them.
I'm not saying that iOS is for everyone, I'm just stating why it is better in my opinion. Android does have it's perks too like customizability and the ease for developers to publish apps. At the end of the day, it is your choice. It depends on your needs and wants from your device. Android may be more suitable for some, whereas iOS will be more suitable for others. And there is always that group who would prefer Windows Phone or Blackberry. At the end of the day, you go with the phone that suits your needs.
Another reason is that the company who makes the operating system is also the company who makes the phones themselves. This way, the operating system is optimized to run on the phone, thus making it work better because the operating system was really made for the phone. Android on the other hand, is made by Google and third party phone manufacturers like Samsung, LG, HTC, etc. just modify Android to suit their needs.
Another reason I would pick iOS is the updatability. If you buy the latest Apple device, you are sure to have about 3 years of being able to have the latest software Apple is able to offer. Whereas in Android, you are not even sure of the phone you bought will be updatable to the next Android version (ie. Kitkat to Lollipop).
Lastly, I prefer iOS because of the unity of the devices. There are only a handful of iOS devices available thus there are also less devices a developer has to worry about supporting. This will ensure a good experience when it comes to downloading apps. Developers will immediately tell you which devices their apps are most optimized in and which devices they won't work in. So you won't have to worry about downloading an app only to realize that it does not work. The developers already told you if it won't work on your device. Whereas Android Devices are too fragmented and have an extremely wide variey of screen sizes. Developers won't be able to test their app on every single Android device out there, because there is just too much of them.
I'm not saying that iOS is for everyone, I'm just stating why it is better in my opinion. Android does have it's perks too like customizability and the ease for developers to publish apps. At the end of the day, it is your choice. It depends on your needs and wants from your device. Android may be more suitable for some, whereas iOS will be more suitable for others. And there is always that group who would prefer Windows Phone or Blackberry. At the end of the day, you go with the phone that suits your needs.
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Eagles_shadow
Mad NaCl
They both suck but I like android better.
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