I'm only on Android because I didn't want to spend more money than I need to. Besides, these devices cycle really fast and become obsolete quickly, so if you want to spend just spend enough get a decent one. I got me a cheap one since that way I can always decide to replace it later 2 years or 5 years later. I used to use cheaper prepaid phones they sell in local retailers, and typically they're flip phones. I guess the costs is the biggest factor in determining the market share and percentage of the type of operating systems that phone users have, well that and because Android has a huger variety of phones that they can choose from.
It really is not that serious. As long as you can put up with all the non-standard connectors and earbuds that Apple uses, it is fine. As long as you have very deep pockets, it is fine. As long as you do not mind limited apps, it is fine.
Nope, it ain't serious at all.
*plugs Galaxy phone and tab into bog standard charging leads*
Even though I'm an Android user, all of the stereotypes in the first picture seem accurate. I wouldn't change to an iOS phone because of the bad price-quality ratio (and I could never probably afford a Blackberry or an iPhone), but my priorities are really just on a cheap well working phone, so I don't have to prioritize it any further.
I have a Google pixel phone and way much more better then stupid iPhone. I changed my photo because I love Google as we as my boyfriend. I do iPad more. i don't really need a iPhone.
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I just can't find my way around iphones. Not enough control options. Android is more like a Windows computer which I have been familiar with for almost 2 decades.
Will only choose iPhone if and only if I got the two best Android phones. iPhone will always be my third phone.
I've felt that iPhone nowadays is more of a hype. Android is more compatible for me.
Firewire is dead for a reason.
Androids :)
it isnot that serious
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