> because there is no tasks that needs so much computing power I think your own point explains why people are more than happy to use a more expensive iPhone de

> because there is no tasks that needs so much computing power I think your own point explains why people are more than happy to use a more expensive iPhone despite technological differences. I'm currently developing with a relatively new android phone, but I'd never use it as an actual day-to-day phone in lieu of my circa 2014 iPhone (believe me I've tried). The extent to which I prefer the overall iPhone experience far outweighs any technological upper-hand that the android has. In the scheme of things, phone technology has barely shifted in 6 years; a supposed 2 year difference is utterly negligible. Side note: what's the deal with the Google Play store??! I tried to download facebook messenger a few days ago for testing, and accidentally downloaded an entirely different app with a very similar name and icon as it somehow managed to occupy the top listing (ad?). Seems obscene that it's so easy to mount a phishing attack against android users.