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I'm an Android fan. I prefer the UI to iPhone, and I love the fact that I'm not locked into a single app store. If Windows Phone wasn't locked down I might gi
by AndrewDucker 14y ago
I'm an Android fan. I prefer the UI to iPhone, and I love the fact that I'm not locked into a single app store.
If Windows Phone wasn't locked down I might give it a try, but until there's an alternative phone that's at least as open as Android I'm not moving.
- megablast 14y agoCongratulations. Most people buying Android are not, they just want to be able to do what their mates with iPhones can do, but cheaper. And they can.
- myko 14y agoThis is purely speculation. If they wanted a cheap iPhone they could get an iPhone 4 or 3GS, why do people still choose Android?
- __float 14y agoBecause people are still getting "a new phone," not a new phone that happens to be last year's model.
- myko 14y agoI don't think that really follows well from the claim above. If they wanted an iPhone they could get an iPhone 4. Getting a Bionic or Razr instead is user choice.
- greyboy 14y agoOf course, the iPhone 3GS was only available on AT&T, which leaves out all Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile customers. The iPhone 4 is still $100 for an "old" phone, where they can get a new one for the same $100, or less. Among my less technical friends, Android and iPhone devices are more or less equal.