Android or IOS based smartphone? - page 7.

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Quote from: rampalija on October 31, 2013, 02:53:30 PM

Quote from: TheNewAnon135246 on October 31, 2013, 02:51:55 PM

Android apps are really fast. The difference is that Android mostly has free and paid versions. The free version has ads and won't be as good as the paid version. Just download the full .apk from a website and you have the best version for free

but IOS wil never stuck not even for a moment. Andorid phones u must restart every month or two to keep them runing quick

*cough*
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/iphone/10376845/iPhone-5s-users-report-Blue-Screen-Of-Death-crashes.html
http://www.techienews.co.uk/972045/iphone-4-iphone-5s-users-report-windows-like-bsod-issues/

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I have the feeling a fanboy flamewar is coming up Tongue

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Quote from: TheNewAnon135246 on October 31, 2013, 02:57:50 PM

Quote from: rampalija on October 31, 2013, 02:53:30 PM

Quote from: TheNewAnon135246 on October 31, 2013, 02:51:55 PM

Android apps are really fast. The difference is that Android mostly has free and paid versions. The free version has ads and won't be as good as the paid version. Just download the full .apk from a website and you have the best version for free

but IOS wil never stuck not even for a moment. Andorid phones u must restart every month or two to keep them runing quick

I never had any issues like that with my Galaxy S3 so far. Maybe it was just a specific phone which had that issue.

i said i like galaxy and i own S4, but galaxy s3 has the most problems with OS of all other Samsung S series. But you are lucky if you dont have any issues

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Quote from: rampalija on October 31, 2013, 02:53:30 PM

Quote from: TheNewAnon135246 on October 31, 2013, 02:51:55 PM

Android apps are really fast. The difference is that Android mostly has free and paid versions. The free version has ads and won't be as good as the paid version. Just download the full .apk from a website and you have the best version for free

but IOS wil never stuck not even for a moment. Andorid phones u must restart every month or two to keep them runing quick

Bullshit. Please stop spreading FUD Roll Eyes

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Quote from: TheNewAnon135246 on October 31, 2013, 02:51:55 PM

Android apps are really fast. The difference is that Android mostly has free and paid versions. The free version has ads and won't be as good as the paid version. Just download the full .apk from a website and you have the best version for free

but IOS wil never stuck not even for a moment. Andorid phones u must restart every month or two to keep them runing quick

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Quote from: FirstAscent on October 31, 2013, 11:43:57 AM

I use my phone to talk, text, check emails, and browse the web. I might use an app every now and then, except I have a Samsung Android that sucks, and the apps suck. If I wanted to use apps more, and there might be some that I would like to use more, I'd rather have an iPhone where the apps are more polished and of higher quality.

Regarding the ability to do all the neat stuff you guys are bragging about, why, that sounds about as interesting as washing dishes and cleaning toilets. And for the record, I've been using and programming computers since 1983.

The last thing in the world I want to do is configure and tinker with a phone.

As i said IOS app are better, they are quicker than android apps. IOS based phones have less CPU power and still working better than android. Buw i love android Cheesy

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I use my phone to talk, text, check emails, and browse the web. I might use an app every now and then, except I have a Samsung Android that sucks, and the apps suck. If I wanted to use apps more, and there might be some that I would like to use more, I'd rather have an iPhone where the apps are more polished and of higher quality.

Regarding the ability to do all the neat stuff you guys are bragging about, why, that sounds about as interesting as washing dishes and cleaning toilets. And for the record, I've been using and programming computers since 1983.

The last thing in the world I want to do is configure and tinker with a phone.

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i just edited the tittle, it was my bad in letters XD

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I'd avoid Andorid phones, they sound like knockoffs, like Tymex/Timex.

Androrid? It's called Android..

Read the thread title.

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Quote from: balanghai on October 31, 2013, 09:20:54 AM

iOS for support, android for flexibility in new apps, also iOS is more expensive than android.

as i said i own android, but apps are better and faster on IOS and they dont have much crap apps

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iOS for support, android for flexibility in new apps, also iOS is more expensive than android.

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Iphone 4 is the best......

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I have to agree with Xanis. Rooting gives you access to everything your phone has to offer. Installing custom ROMs will give you endless customizing possibilities, like installing features from other phones.

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Once upon a time i managed somehow to plant backtrack on a htc with android. Never heard anyone doing this on something with ios.

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A jailbreaked iphone has around the same capabilities as an unrooted android phone.
After you root it you get things you could never imagine.

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I'd avoid Andorid phones, they sound like knockoffs, like Tymex/Timex.

XD.

I forgot to mention I also rooted my phone and I'm runnig a custom ROM.

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I'd avoid Andorid phones, they sound like knockoffs, like Tymex/Timex.

Androrid? It's called Android..

Anyhow they are better than what others offer, iOS is un-customizable crap.
Wait for Q1 2014 and either buy a newer model then or buy at the holiday season.

Ever heard of a "jailbreak"?

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iOS. Always.

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I own a Galaxy S3. It was the best choice when I bought it. Might get a new one soon.

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