Ios or android opinions

[a3yko]

i have an iPhone 4s right now and im thinking of getting a new phone and the new iphone looks promising but so do the new android phone id like to see everyone's opinion

 

[_Sushi]

Wait until the new moto x and iPhone are announced to make up your mind. If you need a new phone now just buy an LG G3/S5/One. The current iPhone is about to be replaced and has a screen that is far too small.

 

[Maserati]

Wait for the fall. Note 4 is coming soon too. Note 3 and LG flex are pretty high end atm. I own both and battery lasts all day. I'd also recommned t-mobile if its available in your area. Their jump program is pretty cool and it includes insurance, the program makes it easier to get the phone you want and if your a data hog the unlimited comes in handy.

 

[Ice]

It's actually a very simple answer that sums it all up;

iOS; Works great with few problems, easy to use, inflexible, no customizing, less options, no viruses, secure.

Android; Works well, more options, not as user friendly, flexible, less secure, viruses, lots of customizing.

 

[BRAVO51]

It's actually a very simple answer that sums it all up;

iOS; Works great with few problems, easy to use, inflexible, no customizing, less options, no viruses, secure.

Android; Works well, more options, not as user friendly, flexible, less secure, viruses, lots of customizing.

i find iOS so hard to use now that i have an android. I can't handle an iphone anymore

 

[_Sushi]

It's actually a very simple answer that sums it all up;

iOS; Works great with few problems, easy to use, inflexible, no customizing, less options, no viruses, secure.

Android; Works well, more options, not as user friendly, flexible, less secure, viruses, lots of customizing.

Unless you enable other software sources it's nearly impossible to get a virus on Android.

 

[Snipeye]

I agree with Sushi. Google has revamped the app approval process, and now major virus outbreaks on Android are due to people downloading apps that are not accredited (and in some cases, pretty obvious that they're malware).

But I would also suggest waiting until the new phones are released to get a better idea of what is available, as well as possibly getting better prices on existing phones. Every time new phone leaders are released, the previous ones receive a drop in price. The top two Android phones these day are the LG G3 and Samsung S5, with the HTC One not that far behind.

I personally just got an S5 on Friday and I'm still learning how to use and set things up. Got an Otterbox Defender case with belt clip attachment, which doubles as a kickstand, as well as a glass protective screen (slightly more thicker and durable than the standard screen protectors; is self-healing). Paid more, but I feel it was definitely worth it (but it is quite bulky, but I'm fine with that).