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4/10/2014 10:41:17 PM
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iPhone says hi.
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Sort of how a McDonald's big mac says hi to a gourmet filet mignon?
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No, iPhones are just the best phones. Android is crap and so are Windows Phones. Not brand loyal or anything, just stating the facts.
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You are entitled to your opinion, but I prefer customization, functionality, and convenience over shallow aesthetics. IPhone looks very nice, but it doesn't allow me to have as much control over my experience as I'd like. Plus I love being able to charge my phone with any generic usb charger. Apple's exclusivity is what really kills the iPhone for me. Plus my phone has kickass sound. The BoomSound speakers are awesome. :D
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The iPhone possesses way more functionality than Android phones. The amount of apps just dwarfs the amount on Android phones. Sure, it's not as customizable, but every Android phone I've ever had just gets slowed down by using cool widgets, backgrounds, and themes. iOS is very stable compared to Android on top of everything. I will admit needed a special cord to charge my phone is irritating, however it's nice to be able to slide it in either way. The sound on iPhone is amazing too, especially coming out of the amazing headphones that come with the phone. The iPhone is just a more quality product and has very little to do with looks (that's just a bonus).
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Edited by explodingpiglets: 4/10/2014 11:29:52 PMSorry, but the iPhone's sound doesn't come anywhere near the fidelity the HTC one's speakers provide. Plus the eaebuds that came with ok it are awesome too. Instead of being ear buds that you hang in your ears and hope they don't fall out, they are more like earplugs combined with ear buds. I've never heard such great sounding ear buds, plus you can use them as microphones as well. Yes the Apple store has more apps right now, but Google play is rapidly catching up. As for stability, that depends on the phone. The HTC one has been very stable. It hasn't hiccuped once.
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D8 b8
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Too expensive right now.
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