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I switched from ipods and ipod touches to android and I can't really see myself going back any time soon because of the ability to tweak and customize android.

• Legion 13y ago
  I'm of the same mind. I switched from the iPhone to Android because I was dissatisfied with the tiny iPhone screens, but I expected a quality drop-off in apps. The drop-off, in the instances where it does exist, is not nearly as dramatic as advertised. It's pretty small, really, which has me looking at switching my tablet from iPad to an Android tablet as well. Plus, on Android, I have a browser with functioning plug-ins (Firefox). iOS's app ecosystem doesn't seem so great when it fails so dramatically at perhaps the most important app: web browser.
• astrodust 13y ago
  It's like switching from real orange juice to Fanta. Some people won't notice, and some people will like it better. The problem with Android isn't the OS, it's the stupid number of hardware configurations possible that make fine-tuning the application to the screen virtually impossible. Most applications, even the best, are still rough around the edges compared to their iOS counterparts. If you want tweaking and customizing, Android is the only way to go.