Which Cell Phone do you own?
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depends on where you put it, i never put my phones in the front cause it never sits well, as for the back pockets, the stick out a little but when i say little it's probably less than 1cm…
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I was lucky to replace my very old crappy phone with a Galaxy S6 from a fellow member, but as I don't care much for stuff like that wasn't aware how huge it is. No chance to fit it in chestpockets of shirts or denim jackets. It's a bit of a bummer, as a significant purpose of a mobile phone should be to be easily carried. :-\
Not sure wether I'll roll with carrying it with the pocketflaps open, I might be too OCD for that.
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That's how I feel about iOS. Objectively, there's probably not a huge difference, just personal preference as to which is "better".
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I think iOS is more intuitive to folks who just want to mash buttons. During my brief foray into Android, it seemed like it could be really great if you wanted to take the time to learn it, and customize it for yourself. I am just not a patient gadget person. I want to be able to take it out of the box, and feel like I can already do most things without any effort.
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I have an android and it sucks. Mine's on the verge of dying and there are times when I want to chuck it at the wall and smash it into a million pieces. the iphone was far better imo
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One year I was in Val d Isere for New Year's eve. I was in one of the hotel bars and everyone, and I mean everyone, except me, was on their iPhone around midnight. I vowed at that point, never to join that club. I got an Android (can't even remember which) instead. Within 6 months I had a iPhone…..
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One year I was in Val d Isere for New Year's eve. I was in one of the hotel bars and everyone, and I mean everyone, except me, was on their iPhone around midnight. I vowed at that point, never to join that club. I got an Android (can't even remember which) instead. Within 6 months I had a iPhone…..
Actually laughed out loud.
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Bought this for Lori’s Birthday:
Disconnecting is the new luxury.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Nokia have reintroduced the 3310, which would be another option for those seeking a simple phone.
As for Android, my advice would always be to go for one of the Google handsets, although my well obsolete Nexus 5X has been terrible. They've just announced the Pixel 2 and 2 XL, and I'm tempted to get one of them.
The trouble with Android is that most companies customise the OS, which tends to make it harder to use and slower. They're also somewhat tardy with updates. If you look at the Android developer dashboard, most devices are running two or more year old versions. This means users are missing out on security updates and the latest features.
Motorola tend to be pretty good with updates, and Google has just bought a chunk of HTC's handset business, so they'll probably be more up to date with things in the future too.
