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Having tried both systems from early times, I've never been able to like Android due to the cheap look/feel of the devices, the horrible battery life, the clunk
by svachalek 14y ago
Having tried both systems from early times, I've never been able to like Android due to the cheap look/feel of the devices, the horrible battery life, the clunky missed-the-point UI decisions everywhere. But times change, and I have to say when my contract is up, I am sorely tempted to get one of those big Samsung screens. iOS is starting to look really dated and the half-hearted updates we're getting lately don't give me much confidence that Apple is running out in front of where the smartphone market is going anymore. I would love to be surprised this year, but we'll see...
- cageface 14y agoAndroid wasn't really comparable to iOS until ICS. If you haven't tried a modern Android phone running 4.1 or 4.2 you haven't seen what it's really capable of. I think the iPhone 5 is still a physically nicer device than any current Android phone but that's more than offset by the larger screen and superior flexibility and efficiency of the Android OS.