if that's the case, it's something to think about anyway
i dont know - i can only say that i had the S2, S3 and currently the S4 - and not once i had reception problems. i even had reception where my partners iPhone didnt show anything.
i dont know - i can only say that i had the S2, S3 and currently the S4 - and not once i had reception problems. i even had reception where my partners iPhone didnt show anything.
well, after a brief google search, it's a huge problem all over north america
Dork that wants to fuck with every possible setting known to man= Android
Pimp that doesn't mind giving up a little freedom for a phone that runs smoother than a mother= 5S
Sometimes I feel like Android is just rampant technology, just for technologies sake. Android has pointless features no one will use
Android is just like a pc. People that barely use any of the features can make calls and texts and get online and do basic stuff. But the advanced features and customizations are there for power users to take advantage of.
As a related note, as someone who considers himself a power user, I'm always shocked when I see people who use a computer every day including adult webmasters who use a QWERTY keyboard, Firefox or chrome browser, Outlook or Gmail email and other popular apps etc who don't know anything about fine tuning their user interfaces such as windows shortcut keys and scripts to make their lives easier and work more efficient. I have all kinds of customizations in my apps and I could never go back to laboriously clicking and mousing all over the place to do so much work that I can do quicker by knowing my keyboard shortcuts and setting scripts up.
I've had 2 Galaxy S phones (not counting replacements) and both, 9-10 months in, started to have a battery that drains fast. 2 had the USB port go bust and be completely unrecognizable to any computer.
Then there's the sluggishness/stuttering with Android. Even 4.1 didn't fix it for me. 1GB ram and after I install a 5-6 apps like Outlook, Yahoo mail, TextMe, weather etc a few days later my phone is sluggish. Background processes seem to run in the without even being used.
I'd go with an iPhone if it had at least a 4.5". Nokia 925 is another I've added to my list, since the 1020 is only on AT&T.
I've had iPhone 3g, 3gs, 4, 4s, and 5. Last month I sold the 5 and bought the Galaxy S4. It is light years ahead of crapple. Unless you jailbreak your iPhone, then you can't download to your phone from the browser and access the files inside the file system. Android is for everyday usage with life.. Crapple is definitely Starbucks "look at me" mentality.
I have both the S4 and the iPhone 5. The iPhone is a superior piece of hardware. There is no debating that. If you want your phohne to work, iOS does it. The only issues I've had have come after jailbreaking it and fucking around with it. I am running the latest iOS 7 developer beta and it quite nice.
Android is more flexible, that doesn't apply to the average user. But if you want to do something to change the look and feel of your device, it's fairly easy. This is where you want to be. This is actually the only reason I bought this phone. I can do what I want with this, so that I'm not fucking up my iPhone.
If you want the superior device, I say iPhone. The S4 is nice. I'd consider the new Moto X as well.
I'd also consider the Moto X. It looks like nice hardware. Nokia's is nice if you want to dive into Windows Phone.
Are you objective ... or just an apple groupie ????
Samsung Rises To Nearly Double Apple's Smartphone Sales
It?s looking ominous in the smartphone market with South Korea?s Samsung Electronics and LG both increasing market share in the first quarter of 2013, according to UK-based researchers Juniper. Taking Juniper?s research alongside data from IDC it looks as though Samsung now has almost double Apple?s market share in smartphones.
To be fair - Samsung has multiple models... Even 2 sim models, qwerty models, cheap models and so on. Not fair to compare that many models which covers almost every need with basically one model of crapple. I would say crapple is even winning considered that. Just imagine if crapple had all that variety..
I have both the S4 and the iPhone 5. The iPhone is a superior piece of hardware. There is no debating that. If you want your phohne to work, iOS does it. The only issues I've had have come after jailbreaking it and fucking around with it. I am running the latest iOS 7 developer beta and it quite nice.
Android is more flexible, that doesn't apply to the average user. But if you want to do something to change the look and feel of your device, it's fairly easy. This is where you want to be. This is actually the only reason I bought this phone. I can do what I want with this, so that I'm not fucking up my iPhone.
If you want the superior device, I say iPhone. The S4 is nice. I'd consider the new Moto X as well.
I'd also consider the Moto X. It looks like nice hardware. Nokia's is nice if you want to dive into Windows Phone.
what specifically is superior about iphone hardware? I mean actual specs/features, not the irrelevant detail that iphone has an aluminum case...
here are some specs, how can you keep a straight face while saying that iphone has superior hardware?
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Samsung Galaxy S4 – 1080p, 4.99-inch Super AMOLED
iPhone 5 – 640 x 1136 pixel, 4-inch IPS
Copying music and files is as EASY AS DRAGGING into folders with s4. WIth apple, you will have to deal with ITUNES which is a total pain in the asssssssss
except slightly smaller dimensions + weight for iphone, I don't see any spec that is better than S4... so lets cut the bullshit, iphone hardware is certainly NOT better...
except slightly smaller dimensions + weight for iphone, I don't see any spec that is better than S4... so lets cut the bullshit, iphone hardware is certainly NOT better...
Copying music and files is as EASY AS DRAGGING into folders with s4. WIth apple, you will have to deal with ITUNES which is a total pain in the asssssssss
64bit/A7 was a great step for the new iphone, but its missing a larger screen/resolution since the only real use of such proccessor is in games. They should had address the battery life or hand out a discount deal to a mophie case
Before buying either one of these phones take a look at the HTC One. I have the HTC DNA which is basically a step down from the One and love it. The One seems to be blowing critics away and the few people I know that have it rave about it.
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