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PSA: Reminder that Android is Superior
Alright everyone, I didn't think this would be necessary, but too many times have I seen the ignorant Apple peasants continue with their lives and not embracing the Glorious Android Master Race
Customizability: Thanks to having little restrictions of what Apps downloaded from Google Play can do, Android users have had the ability to have third-party keyboards, widgets, launchers, UI, and more, while Apple is only beggining to bring these "new features" to the iPhone.
Batteries: Many Android devices offer the ability to replace the rechargeable battery, allowing users to just slip in a new battery rather than have to wait for their phone the charge. The largest battery any Apple smartphone was used in the iPhone 6 Plus with the ability to store 2,750 mAh, while the largest (currently on the market) battery for an Android device is 5,020 mAh, nearly double! Not to mention their is an upcoming Android device-the "K10000" that will offer 10,000 mAh, which is about 10 days of use without a charge.
Hardware: Depicted in this image: https://imgur.com/gallery/Vge3M7S.jpg
Android has stayed ahead of Apple in the hardware department for years, and continue to today.
For a comparison between the iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy S7 Edge (market rivals), see the spoilers below
iPhone 6s Plus:
[spoiler]2,750 mAh battery
5.5in display
1920x1080 resolution
12 MP camera
64-bit Dual Core 1.8GHz Processor
2GB RAM
Max 128GB Storage[/spoiler]
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
[spoiler]3,600 mAh battery
5.5in display
2560x1440 resolution
12 MP camera
Liquid Cooling
64-bit Quad Core 2.15GHz Processor
4GB RAM
Max 128GB Storage+Max 32GB MicroSD Storage[/spoiler]
As can be plainly seen, the Galaxy S7 Edge offers more RAM, better resolution, more powerful processing, liquid cooling, longer battery life, and potentially more storage than the iPhone 6 Plus.
Music: Apple products will only identify audio files from iTunes as music, while on Android, any mp3 and mp4 file can be played via Play Music, including downloaded iTunes music, allowing people switching from an iPhone to an Android device to keep all their previous music
TLDR: Android is objectively better than Apple. You're welcome.
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Google Nexus > Samsung. 'Nuff said.
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4 Respuestas[b].[/b]
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1 RespuestaOr I can have my preferences and and keep using my 5s
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1 RespuestaOnly children get this passionate about a mobile phone brand. Get a life.
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PSA: Brand loyalty is stupid
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2 RespuestasImo they both have their advantages and disadvantages. Even windows phone has its advantages. Which you choose depends on you and your preferences.
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4 Respuestassee, I like my iPhone because it's so reliable. I've never had an issue with any iPhone, and I've had them since the iPhone 4s. before I got one, however, I had to go through about 8 androids in 2 years because there would always be an issue, whether it be with the screen, the battery, or the phone refusing to turn on. (it was an HTC EVO) even if I did just continuously get the bad apple (no pun intended), I'm much happier with my more reliable iPhone that I don't need to constantly replace every few months.
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1 Respuesta[quote]Alright everyone, I didn't think this would be necessary, but too many times have I seen the ignorant Apple peasants continue with their lives and not embracing the Glorious Android Master Race Customizability: Thanks to having little restrictions of what Apps downloaded from Google Play can do, Android users have had the ability to have third-party keyboards, widgets, launchers, UI, and more, while Apple is only beggining to bring these "new features" to the iPhone. Batteries: Many Android devices offer the ability to replace the rechargeable battery, allowing users to just slip in a new battery rather than have to wait for their phone the charge. The largest battery any Apple smartphone was used in the iPhone 6 Plus with the ability to store 2,750 mAh, while the largest (currently on the market) battery for an Android device is 5,020 mAh, nearly double! Not to mention their is an upcoming Android device-the "K10000" that will offer 10,000 mAh, which is about 10 days of use without a charge. Hardware: Depicted in this image: https://imgur.com/gallery/Vge3M7S.jpg Android has stayed ahead of Apple in the hardware department for years, and continue to today. For a comparison between the iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy S7 Edge (market rivals), see the spoilers below iPhone 6s Plus: [spoiler]2,750 mAh battery 5.5in display 1920x1080 resolution 12 MP camera 64-bit Dual Core 1.8GHz Processor 2GB RAM Max 128GB Storage[/spoiler] Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge [spoiler]3,600 mAh battery 5.5in display 2560x1440 resolution 12 MP camera Liquid Cooling 64-bit Quad Core 2.15GHz Processor 4GB RAM Max 128GB Storage+Max 32GB MicroSD Storage[/spoiler] As can be plainly seen, the Galaxy S7 Edge offers more RAM, better resolution, more powerful processing, liquid cooling, longer battery life, and potentially more storage than the iPhone 6 Plus. Music: Apple products will only identify audio files from iTunes as music, while on Android, any mp3 and mp4 file can be played via Play Music, including downloaded iTunes music, allowing people switching from an iPhone to an Android device to keep all their previous music TLDR: Android is objectively better than Apple. You're welcome.[/quote] Show Spoiler
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8 RespuestasSorry but you're wrong, and take this from someone who's had [i]both[/i] Android and IPhone. True Android is more customizable but that opens the door to get all kinds of viruses, I've had 3 Androids and 2 iPhones, all 3 of my Androids got viruses within a year of having them, I had my first iPhone for 2 years and never once did I get a virus or have any software issues. And Android came out with the features iPhone uses? I'm sorry but wasn't Samsung just sued by Apple cause they copied the iPhone fingerprint scanner? [spoiler]oh and Samsung lost to Apple btw[/spoiler]
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It's all a matter of preference. IOS is simpler; easier to use. Android is for more professional applications and patient people who are more tech savvy. Oh, also, Android has better autocorrect.
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31 RespuestasI am an android user and I don't agree with any of the three points. Any customizable software installed on the device will make the device slower and everyone knows how much android phones are slow. They also crash and cause problems all the time. New android phones are getting unreplaceable battery so that will be the same as iPhone. Last point and the most important is hardware. Yes android phones have higher specs okay with that I agree. But what is the point if the os is not smooth. Iphones have less specs compared to android but runs the os much smoother. So ye... Not so master race after all. Android used to be an ideal phone because it was cheaper, nowadays new phones cost nearly the same as iphones.
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Andoird looks like shit, their OS looks completely unfinished. If I'm able to customize at least make look good
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Editado por The Wizard : 7/12/2016 6:05:16 AMIm an android user but you can't compare a New Samsung Phone to a last year IPhone because the tech is older than the Samsung Galaxy S7. So of course its going to be better. Also stop fighting over which Operating system is better because it's a preference, Simple easy to use Phone Vs More Customizable phone and harder to use.
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Daily reminder the only people who worry about the superiority of a phone are sperglord Android users who are insecure about the fact that anyone with an iPhone is on average 10 times better than them at life.
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Lol @ product loyalty
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[quote]Alright everyone, I didn't think this would be necessary, but too many times have I seen the ignorant Apple peasants continue with their lives and not embracing the Glorious Android Master Race Customizability: Thanks to having little restrictions of what Apps downloaded from Google Play can do, Android users have had the ability to have third-party keyboards, widgets, launchers, UI, and more, while Apple is only beggining to bring these "new features" to the iPhone. Batteries: Many Android devices offer the ability to replace the rechargeable battery, allowing users to just slip in a new battery rather than have to wait for their phone the charge. The largest battery any Apple smartphone was used in the iPhone 6 Plus with the ability to store 2,750 mAh, while the largest (currently on the market) battery for an Android device is 5,020 mAh, nearly double! Not to mention their is an upcoming Android device-the "K10000" that will offer 10,000 mAh, which is about 10 days of use without a charge. Hardware: Depicted in this image: https://imgur.com/gallery/Vge3M7S.jpg Android has stayed ahead of Apple in the hardware department for years, and continue to today. For a comparison between the iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy S7 Edge (market rivals), see the spoilers below iPhone 6s Plus: [spoiler]2,750 mAh battery 5.5in display 1920x1080 resolution 12 MP camera 64-bit Dual Core 1.8GHz Processor 2GB RAM Max 128GB Storage[/spoiler] Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge [spoiler]3,600 mAh battery 5.5in display 2560x1440 resolution 12 MP camera Liquid Cooling 64-bit Quad Core 2.15GHz Processor 4GB RAM Max 128GB Storage+Max 32GB MicroSD Storage[/spoiler] As can be plainly seen, the Galaxy S7 Edge offers more RAM, better resolution, more powerful processing, liquid cooling, longer battery life, and potentially more storage than the iPhone 6 Plus. Music: Apple products will only identify audio files from iTunes as music, while on Android, any mp3 and mp4 file can be played via Play Music, including downloaded iTunes music, allowing people switching from an iPhone to an Android device to keep all their previous music TLDR: Android is objectively better than Apple. You're welcome.[/quote] Great post, well needed.
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9 RespuestasThis is what happens when you care too much about phones that do stuff. Goddammit, they're freaking phones that do stuff, there's hardly a difference.
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I agree.
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Isn't this just common knowledge?
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Blue text or no text.
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Apple has never been ahead in the hardware department, people like their phones for the simple/reliable/easy os. :P
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7 RespuestasIPhones break much easier than Androids. Whenever you see an IPhone theres a crack in the screen. Ive dropped my Android on solid concrete and not a scratch. It was only when i dropped my phone down the stairs did the screen even crack.
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2 RespuestasIdc if android is worse than apple. I'd rather die than buy an apple product
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I prefer Android, but Android is hardly objectively better.
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I own an apple iPod. Hate the software restrictions. When I get a new phone, it will be something outside Apple.
