Spyder-Bob
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Any feed back would be appeared trying to find out the preferred cell phone?
iPhone
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Droid
iPhone
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Droid
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RodMyers
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Droid. more expandable.
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arntufun
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I phone here as well.
IMO both phones are good, but people forget it's not the phone that matters. It's the carriers coverage. :thumbup:
IMO both phones are good, but people forget it's not the phone that matters. It's the carriers coverage. :thumbup:
ThreeWheels
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Droid.
I have the Galaxy Note2.
It's called a Phablet because the screen is so large, its a cross between a phone and a tablet.
I have the Galaxy Note2.
It's called a Phablet because the screen is so large, its a cross between a phone and a tablet.
Farmbanker
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:agree:With arntufun. Carrier and coverage is key. I have Galaxy S3 and love it. IPhone users appear to love theirs too. Droid may be a bit more customizable, Apple products are so intuitive. Can't go wrong with either.
MidLifeCrisis
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How technical are you? Do you like to customize every aspect of your phone? Is your music organized in anything but iTunes? Go with a droid, preferably a Samsung Galaxy, or a Nexus variety, because your upgrades come from the carrier and most other brands and models quickly get abandoned and the phone becomes unstable.
If your not terribly technical, could care less about customizations, have your music organized in iTunes or have other Apple products, then no contest. Go with the iPhone. You'll be way happier. IPhone updates also come from Apple, so you are not depending on the carrier to bless an update, before you can have it.
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If your not terribly technical, could care less about customizations, have your music organized in iTunes or have other Apple products, then no contest. Go with the iPhone. You'll be way happier. IPhone updates also come from Apple, so you are not depending on the carrier to bless an update, before you can have it.
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Hberninger
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I have an IPhone and love it because everything syncs with my iPad, iMac, and MacBook. Lots of people love the droids. I think all are good, just depends on what other devices you have.
bcoulter19
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it really doesn't matter what you get. you can sync anything with anything. I have a droid and have all my music on my mac and Ipad and also on my droid no problem. for email I just use gmail no problem to use on the mac. most iphone users just want to make it harder than it has to be.
Highwayman2013
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I have an Iphone, no experience with Droid. Also have an Ipod and music on Itunes.
HedonismBot
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Wife has a HTC One V and I have a Galaxy S2 and like it. You're going to hear people claim one or the other is better. From an I.T. standpoint, I like the iPhone because it is a closed system. Android has so much fragmentation and manufacturers love to put their own flavor the Android operating system. Sometimes it works and other times it doesn't.
I opted for the Galaxy because through work it was free. I didn't want to pay for an iPhone. If I had the money, I'd probably throw it at the iPhone. Having to integrate Android and iOS phones at work into our network and Exchange server, I've had less problems initially and over the long-haul with iPhones--and I'm saying this as a person that really likes my Galaxy. iPhones will also get more support from iOS upgrades than a typical Android. My old Motorola was stuck at 2.3 never to see an upgrade. Many carrier and manufacturers find it too expensive to roll out and OS upgrade to a phones--especially a phone that is only $100 or free on contract. You'll get more life out of an iPhone in terms of OS updates because you aren't relying on the carrier to push them out.
Additionally, I'd only go for a 4G phone. My wife's is 3G and mine is 4G LTE. It's painful how slow her's is. So if you get an iPhone, spring for the 5 or wait for the 5s to come out and get the 5 cheaper.
I opted for the Galaxy because through work it was free. I didn't want to pay for an iPhone. If I had the money, I'd probably throw it at the iPhone. Having to integrate Android and iOS phones at work into our network and Exchange server, I've had less problems initially and over the long-haul with iPhones--and I'm saying this as a person that really likes my Galaxy. iPhones will also get more support from iOS upgrades than a typical Android. My old Motorola was stuck at 2.3 never to see an upgrade. Many carrier and manufacturers find it too expensive to roll out and OS upgrade to a phones--especially a phone that is only $100 or free on contract. You'll get more life out of an iPhone in terms of OS updates because you aren't relying on the carrier to push them out.
Additionally, I'd only go for a 4G phone. My wife's is 3G and mine is 4G LTE. It's painful how slow her's is. So if you get an iPhone, spring for the 5 or wait for the 5s to come out and get the 5 cheaper.
billybovine
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Another Choice
Why not a new Blackberry Z10. I have had mine for almost 2 months and it great. Good fast browser. Hub puts all your messages from multiple email addresses, text messages, facebook, linkedin and a bunch of other services all on one screen without opening an app for each one. The predictive keyboard works really well it learns the common words you use and you just flick them up on the screen. It can run up to 8 apps at once, (try that with an Iphone). There are not as many apps available. Only 100,000 at last count.
Why not a new Blackberry Z10. I have had mine for almost 2 months and it great. Good fast browser. Hub puts all your messages from multiple email addresses, text messages, facebook, linkedin and a bunch of other services all on one screen without opening an app for each one. The predictive keyboard works really well it learns the common words you use and you just flick them up on the screen. It can run up to 8 apps at once, (try that with an Iphone). There are not as many apps available. Only 100,000 at last count.
bcoulter19
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if you go with a droid you may want to wait for the X phone coming this summer it is a google phone(google now owns Motorola). It will be vanilla android menaing tha tit willnot be sold by a particular carrier but you will get it straight from google (the inventor of the Android operating system) and you will just take it to your carrier (At&t, verizon etc.) and get it activated. also the phone is only going to cost abut $150 US and is going to be gauranteed one upgrade after purchase.
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