Topic: Who's winning Android or iPhone? - page 7. (Read 2401 times)
The most important thing for me is not the brand, but whether it is jailbroken or not. Until you unlock your phone you don't really own it.
Android is a bunch of slow java shit with complicated user interface. Oh, and it reboots for no reason every now and then. I'm not a fan of iPhone either but of these two, iPhone all the way.
Have you had much experience with newer Android phones? Since they updated to 4.2 the UI is super smooth
iPhone clearly
Android is a bunch of slow java shit with complicated user interface. Oh, and it reboots for no reason every now and then. I'm not a fan of iPhone either but of these two, iPhone all the way.
My Android never rebooted alone. Did you try any Android 3.0+? 
Android is a bunch of slow java shit with complicated user interface. Oh, and it reboots for no reason every now and then. I'm not a fan of iPhone either but of these two, iPhone all the way.
I would say at this point Android is winning, however that doesn't necessarily mean that an Android phone is for you.
I am an avid Android user and love my Nexus 4, though many of my friends prefer the look and feel of iOS. Really just comes down to personal choice. AFAIK Apple does not allow Bitcoin apps in their appstore so that may make a difference
I am an avid Android user and love my Nexus 4, though many of my friends prefer the look and feel of iOS. Really just comes down to personal choice. AFAIK Apple does not allow Bitcoin apps in their appstore so that may make a difference
The iPhone is for people who aren't into computers for computer's sake, but are into computers for productivity. The Android is for people who are into computers for the sake of experimenting with computers.
The iPhone is for people who want quality apps that do things useful in a wide variety of niche applications. The Android is for people who want junky apps that aren't polished, but they can point to the app and say: "Look, we have an app too, and we don't have to abide by Apple's rules."
For the record, I have an Android.
The iPhone is for people who want quality apps that do things useful in a wide variety of niche applications. The Android is for people who want junky apps that aren't polished, but they can point to the app and say: "Look, we have an app too, and we don't have to abide by Apple's rules."
For the record, I have an Android.
iPhone apps are not inherently higher quality than Android apps.
I have an iPhone, but I admit that now, there is more Android users 
It's definitely Android imo!
There are sooooo many reasons, to name a couple:
software-wise: latest iOS ripped MOST of Android's features that's been with Android since its infancy;
hardware-wise: most of the iPhone's components are made by Android producers
eg. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57593692-37/apple-reportedly-signs-samsung-for-next-gen-iphone-chips/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title
But, it obviously depends on an individuals 'taste'
There are sooooo many reasons, to name a couple:
software-wise: latest iOS ripped MOST of Android's features that's been with Android since its infancy;
hardware-wise: most of the iPhone's components are made by Android producers
eg. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57593692-37/apple-reportedly-signs-samsung-for-next-gen-iphone-chips/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title
But, it obviously depends on an individuals 'taste'
The iPhone is for people who aren't into computers for computer's sake, but are into computers for productivity. The Android is for people who are into computers for the sake of experimenting with computers.
The iPhone is for people who want quality apps that do things useful in a wide variety of niche applications. The Android is for people who want junky apps that aren't polished, but they can point to the app and say: "Look, we have an app too, and we don't have to abide by Apple's rules."
For the record, I have an Android.
The iPhone is for people who want quality apps that do things useful in a wide variety of niche applications. The Android is for people who want junky apps that aren't polished, but they can point to the app and say: "Look, we have an app too, and we don't have to abide by Apple's rules."
For the record, I have an Android.
Android
With S. Jobs, iPhone was winning, but now Apple is going down... And Android is going up!
I had several Iphones in the Jobs "era" and they were utter crap in my opinion.
I haven't looked back since I switched to Android.
With S. Jobs, iPhone was winning, but now Apple is going down... And Android is going up!
Before I buy a Smartphone or iPhone I want to know if more people own a smartphone than iPhone or the other way round.As I want to play online games and I was looking at ratings of games.
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