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Its a phone marra, dont think too much about it, its not going to change your life
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I always give the same answer to this. Ask yourself which ecosystem your in.
If you have an iPhone, MacBook, iPad, Apple Watch, HomePod ect. changing the iPhone to an android will limit all those other devices. Also think about the people you message the most, do they all have iPhones and you therefore use iMessage. Changing will lose that. There are plenty of other options but it means your forcing people you know to use them too.
If you have a android tablet, android tv ect then an android phone makes the most sense.
Phones are usually the central hub of people’s tech these days, changing between the iOS and Android is usually thought of as which is the better phone, but it’s actually much more than that.
Also remember the next iPhone will be due out in about a month.
So you’ve never had an iPhone? If that is the case how can you compare?
Flash bastard! I have a Nokia 6230 work phone.I’ve been using iPhones for 11 years now.
I tried to switch some years back but couldn’t get used to another OS.
I have an Android phone for work but it’s utter gash.
People who go from iphone to android and vice versa usualy regret it. People dont like change and get used to their operating systems. Iv had android since it came out and love it. Had a mess on with the bairns iphone and hate the thing.considering a change for my upgrade from iPhone to android/Samsung. Just wondered if anyone went from iPhone to the other and their experiences?i.e. easy to get used to? Better? Worse?
Looking at one of those Huewai p20 phones or a Samsung (or any other suggestions?) as just fancy a change and when speaking to a mate he reckons the androids are well ahead of the iPhones for platforms,speed,technology etc etc
My phone is Samsung but Apple for laptop and tablet and I don't have any problems with two different platforms. I have more of a problem with the fact that none of the software/drive/platform providers can work together because they're too busy fighting. Hence having to use Pages and Word, and Google Drive and One Drive to collaborate with other people on documents
That means your missing out on photos you take on your phone, messages you send/receive, apps you download and their associated date not automatically syncing to your ipad/macbook from your phone. Nothing wont work, it's just functionality you cant use. I regularly text people from my macbook, or if my phone is ringing upstairs when I'm sitting on my laptop downstairs I can answer the call from the laptop.
I avoid using pages, but I do have onedrive, googledrive, dropbox and icloud which agree is rather annoying.
considering a change for my upgrade from iPhone to android/Samsung. Just wondered if anyone went from iPhone to the other and their experiences?i.e. easy to get used to? Better? Worse?
Looking at one of those Huewai p20 phones or a Samsung (or any other suggestions?) as just fancy a change and when speaking to a mate he reckons the androids are well ahead of the iPhones for platforms,speed,technology etc etc
I’m upgrading this weekend. Im considering moving from iPhone to android.Went from Android to iPhone a few years ago then back to Android with my last phone and regretted it. Just flogged the Samsung S7 and am using the iPhone 6 til my contract runs out which is the phone I had in the first place.
Can guarantee most people will say Android in this thread to be different but I think they're utter shit. The battery was pathetic on the S7 too even from new and the phone was laggy as fuck.
Pretty much what he said. Go with the one that you like.Apple Wankers and Android wankers will be all over this man
The best advice I'll give you is pick the one you like the best. Both have Pro's and Cons. For example the Apple Store is better than the Google store and Apps are more polished due to more stringent guidelines. iPhones tend to have the worst connectivity when using it as a phone, especially when on the move and you switch cells.
Don't read or compare the specs, they tend to be pretty irrelevant.
I use Excel on my iPhone, just install Office 365 appsI’m upgrading this weekend. Im considering moving from iPhone to android.
I love the iPhone but I’m just sick of the restrictions. Stuff like I have a smart tv and can’t do the screen switch with an iPhone. I have an Android for work and I can use excel and stuff easily on it.
Why did you go back to Apple?
It’s not as good. I know people will argue but it can use it loads better on my work phonePretty much what he said. Go with the one that you like.
I use Excel on my iPhone, just install Office 365 apps
I thought the same as you but in reality I found the whole 'restrictions' thing didn't really stand up. There wasn't anything on Android that I couldn't do on iPhone but lots of things little things that I could do on iPhone but not on Android. For example, when I plug an iPhone into the car via USB it automatically plays my music and I can select songs via the console on the dashboard, but you can do that with Android, to play music you have to use Bluetooth, select the songs before you set off etc and it'll use whatever volume your phone is set at. So if you watched a daft video on Facebook with the sound off/low it'll play your music at the volume, which is far more of a pain in the arse than it sounds Excel works exactly the same on both tooI’m upgrading this weekend. Im considering moving from iPhone to android.
I love the iPhone but I’m just sick of the restrictions. Stuff like I have a smart tv and can’t do the screen switch with an iPhone. I have an Android for work and I can use excel and stuff easily on it.
Why did you go back to Apple?
At the end of the day though, people like what they like - some prefer one, some prefer the other. Makes me laugh when people get so passionate about which brand of overpriced phone is the best
How quickly do OnePlus handsets get the latest OS releases?
Biggest issue for me with Samsung is how long they take to get the latest OS, Google need to force manufacturers to update handsets (where the hardware can take it)