iOS or Android? 07-22-2015, 09:42 PM
#1
Which do you prefer? I have to say Android since I have always loved Samsung phones. I have had iphones before but they didn't meet my satisfaction.
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RE: iOS or Android? 07-22-2015, 10:39 PM
#2
Personally I heavily prefer Android as I have a tendency to customize everything I get. (I enjoy doing it.) I also don't like the design of iOS though he has some nice concepts, but those are not worth the ridiculous price they charge for an IPhone.
RE: iOS or Android? 07-23-2015, 07:30 AM
#3
Android by far. I had an iPhone 4S, 5 and 5S - basically broke them all.
Decided to get Galaxy S5 and so far so good.
Decided to get Galaxy S5 and so far so good.
RE: iOS or Android? 07-23-2015, 01:04 PM
#6
(07-23-2015, 08:05 AM)Kill Wrote: @Poly , dahell, how can You break all of them?
The 4S, I smashed the screen once, had it repaired then smashed it again and it was totally destroyed. The iPhone 5, basically the same and iPhone 5S dropped out of my pocket whilst riding motorbike and a car ran over it.
RE: iOS or Android? 07-23-2015, 01:56 PM
#7
I have both a Samsung Galaxy s6 Edge and an iPhone 6.
I prefer Android because of its easy customization and its not limited to what you can do with it (by the manufacture) unlike iOS.
But when you monitor the app store and limit the ways to install stuff like iOS you don't have the risk of getting a virus.
Then there comes jailbreaking an iOS device, to everyone iPhone i have had i have jailbroken it, back in the day it used to decrease performance but now it doesn't really change anything other than its easier to customize your phone with a chance of getting malicious software.
Overall i think Android is better even the hardware in the phones is better. If you have a phone with an infrared sensor you can control the TV
I prefer Android because of its easy customization and its not limited to what you can do with it (by the manufacture) unlike iOS.
But when you monitor the app store and limit the ways to install stuff like iOS you don't have the risk of getting a virus.
Then there comes jailbreaking an iOS device, to everyone iPhone i have had i have jailbroken it, back in the day it used to decrease performance but now it doesn't really change anything other than its easier to customize your phone with a chance of getting malicious software.
Overall i think Android is better even the hardware in the phones is better. If you have a phone with an infrared sensor you can control the TV
RE: iOS or Android? 07-23-2015, 04:10 PM
#8
If you like you value your privacy and security I would use a rooted android. If you like free apps ect, jailbroken iphone or rooted android. If you go phone for phone stock form its up in the air. They both have the pros and cons.
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