I recently switched from Android phones to an iPhone in July of this year. This after having used android since the G1 (first android phone). I think your sen

I recently switched from Android phones to an iPhone in July of this year. This after having used android since the G1 (first android phone). I think your sentiments are the most fair and realistic I've come across in a while (FYI for others reading). The gap isn't as big as it used to be software wise, but the hardware is still better by a big margin. iOS has also been a little more stable, less app crashes, random reboots, etc. The only thing I'd add is that the apple stores have been surprisingly helpful and have added more to the experience than I would have thought. Go in, try everything, get brought up to speed real quick by friendly staff, and they seem to always be conveniently located (for me at least). All in all the experience has been better and I haven't missed Android's famous flexibility.