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I switched from iPhone to android in May. One of the reasons was just that it's open. If I want to do something on it, I probably can. Without voiding the warra
by axod 16y ago
I switched from iPhone to android in May. One of the reasons was just that it's open. If I want to do something on it, I probably can. Without voiding the warranty etc.
It's up to me if I want to run flash. Also there's no idiotic tie in to iTunes, it has over the air updates, hotspot tethering and you can even set your ringtone to any mp3. There's a ton of other reasons Android will beat the iPhone IMHO.
I don't think I'd have an iPhone again. It was great when there wasn't any competition, but now it's sorely lacking.
- ams6110 16y agoDon't make the mistake of assuming that everyone wants the same things in a mobile phone that you do.
- axod 16y agoI'm not. The fact is, here at any rate (UK), Android is really making massive inroads. The lines are blurring a lot though. Blackberry is suddenly a viable option for teens. I wouldn't be surprised if Android phones were outselling iPhone by a large margin in the UK.
- pessimizer 16y agoIsn't that the basic design philosophy of the iPhone? They seem to have done well.