Do you prefer
- iPhone
- Android
- Flip
- Other
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My heart says iPhone but my head says Android.
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I recently got a iPhone, but I prefer Android over it. Maybe because I’m used to the Android.
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Why do you prefer Android? I’ve never had an iPhone so can’t really compare…
I have had an iPhone since iPhone 6s.
Will never go back
My computer, watch and phone all linked together so I can do anything
iCloud is also brilliant tool
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I prefer android more freedom to customise , more choice of phone…
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I voted I phone but only cuz I’ve only had iPhones as far as (slightly) stoopid phones go
I heard iPhone is good for security. But I may be wrong because I heard it from a bad source that is right 10% of the time. Yes but broken clocks can occasionally be right.
Yes iPhones are rather secure and easy peasy to use.
I’ll stick with iPhones thank you
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I got my trusty nokia 3310. This was a phone that was popular in the mid 2000’s.
I know many feel cut of from life not having acsess to a smart phone, but for me it is a relief. I had a lot of stress with smartphones because they are so addictive. Now I just do all my computer stuff on my desktop.
And yes, it is possible to survive without a smart phone although some things get a little cumbersome.
I agree with @joker.
If you have more than one apple device. Everything works together like magic.
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I love Android and Google Pixel phones. I have a Pixel 4a(5g).
I have limited experience with iPhone, nothing particularly wrong with them, but I’ve never been an Apple enthusiast.
I run Linux on my server, desktop and smartphone (Android uses the Linux kernel), better if you’re a nerd and poweruser. I also use Windows because its best for gaming, not that I game much anymore.
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Android! I have a Google Pixel 4a phone, a Google Chromebook laptop, and a Fitbit watch (Fitbit is now owned by Google). Everything connects together. I get notifications on all 3.
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i had iphones since i was old enough to need a phone. i switched to android and im never looking back, the software is much more open and the fact that u can install any app with an apk makes it so much better
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All my phones going back to 1997/98 when I started using cell phones (except for my current phone which I used to take this picture). The 5th one was my first Android phone, version 4 on it.
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that is awesomely cool
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Well, I bought a $1000 iPhone 12 and use about two functions on it.
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