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I Phone or Samsung
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1 AntwortenFor what it's worth, I have an iPod, and an iPhone. First, both are not that intuitive to use. You have to learn to use them, and chase all over menues looking for a setting. I intensely dislike my iPhone "swiping" method of operation. Interestingly enough, even with a locked phone that can be unlocked by "swiping", I have had my locked phone, in my pocket, swipe itself and call a number from my list of contacts. I commented to someone about this, and they replied, "Oh, iPhones do that all the time!" Secondly, I think Apple as a company, are the dregs of society! They firmly and emphatically believe that they know it all, and to hell with anyone - including their customers - who disagrees. iTunes over the years is a classic example, of "We know best" turning a reasonable product into a users hell. Based on my experience, I bought an Android Pad, instead of an Apple Pad. Short answer! I will never buy another Apple product.
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I prefer Android but hate Samsung
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3 AntwortenBearbeitet von Synergy-Seven: 5/19/2016 3:59:59 AMI definately recommend the Sony Xperia Z range. Especially if you're on PS4 - You can remote play from 2m away from the console with 5 seconds lag if it hasn't dropped connection already. It's also 100% water-proof as long as you have a 3rd-party water-proof case for it. If you somehow manage to waterlog it, dw, you're covered by 2 year warranty - Sony will ask you to open up the back of the device to locate the serial under the battery, which doing so will void your warranty as you have comprimised the waterproof adhesive of the cover. With a flimsy internal signal cable and poor heatsinking that will ultimately screw ur display, it's a great contender for the flagship Apple & Samsung devices. Love them so much, I've gone through 3 of the Z3s.
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1 AntwortenI've used both as a consumer and developer. iPhone (or iOS that is) provides a more consistent experience and I'd say more reliable. That being said, Android is a great OS . I actually switch between the two (iPhone 6s plus and Galaxy Note 4)... I use my iPhone way more though tbh
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2 AntwortenHello from my GS7 Edge. IPhone users make me vomit in my mouth a little, they're so...misinformed. [i]~ Nyahh! =^,.,^=[/i]
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Samsung has really begun to dominate the market over the last several years. Very good devices!
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They're both great devices. Go with the one that is most appealing to yourself.
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Currently using my GS7 and loving it
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6 AntwortenLets make it on topic. Nerf Samsungs, they are OP. It takes no skill to use an IPhone. Like if you want Nokia's back. What perks do you want on your Samsung? IPhone 13 will kill Samsung. If you can't text and talk at the same time, you suck. Look at my IPhone, it's sexy. Samsung needs dedicated servers.
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This is not a representative poll. I phones are much much better. Its crazy to think otherwise.
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2 AntwortenI prefer Samsung, but I do find it funny that they're advertising their gs7 as waterproof like it's a huge new thing when [i]they[/i] made waterproof phones over two years ago. I just don't get it. Oh well, my gs5 (which is waterproof) suits me well.
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Rotary dial landline.
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Apple sent out an update to my iPhone 5S which completely -blam!-ed my phone. It lost its carrier and when I went to restore it, the restore failed at "firmware" followed by Error -1. So, in all honesty. Samsung
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From what I learned being in electronics If start w android u prefer android Same goes for Apple Me I've been on Android After my slide LG Samsung Galaxy Legend J1 S4 Now S5
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4 AntwortenBearbeitet von Ninjask291: 5/18/2016 3:10:00 PMI go with Samsung (currently typing on a Samsung Galaxy S5) because I don't like being restricted to what apple thinks I want. I like my dynamic background, widgets, blank spaces on my home screen, not looking at a wall of icons, and better multi tasking. Oh and not having to charge my phone every two hours to keep it alive. My phone can last up to 4 days without charging it at all.
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IPhone strictly for business. Samsung for laying back for fun.
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I ran PS n create Mediums - traditionally and digitally Switched to samsung n dislike iPhone very much now
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LOUD NOISES
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5 AntwortenIf Apple products weren't trendy and people looked at specs they'd realize what a con job Apple has going on. GG Jobs. It worked.
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Bearbeitet von Sixclicks: 5/18/2016 7:00:20 PMIs that even a real question? iPhones are just overpriced junk. More than half of the damn things have cracked screens. I've dropped my Android phones shit tons of times and never once cracked a screen. I have cracked the camera glass cover once from keys in my pocket pressing against it too hard, but that's a $10 fix.
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1 AntwortenWhen texts come in on my phone and they're in a green bubble instead of blue, my first thought is, that's poor people text color.
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I have an Asus. My gs3 finally broke :/_ and I'm not paying a 600 dollar deposit. -blam!-ing at&t
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