iPhone vs Android

JoshPlus · 09-03-2011

Which do you prefer and why?

RaiRai · 09-03-2011

An iPhone is a phone, android is an OS. Two different things

Twinny · 09-03-2011

Correct comparison would be iOS vs Android.

I'm for Android. I like it, can have gadgets on home screens instead of a huge list of Apps and you can customise the very launcher to an extreme level. I have a HTC Desire phone and a Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Tablet.

Can also develop for free on Android without having to pay for the development environment, the right to develop and then the bribe to ensure your app gets through their verification process.

I also have an Ipod4 and I laughed so hard when I saw Apple IOS 5 beta took the pull down menu from Android

Pauli · 09-03-2011

Android is nice you can do what you want
iOS is more censored it's a closed os you can get only your Freedom with jailbreaking

Azrael · 09-03-2011

I like Andriod over iOS. The Andriod is much more customizable. I also don't feel like I'm under the oppressive Apple rule that the iOS offers. I do have an iTouch and iPad ver. 1. They're great and all, but my Andriod phone is so lovely and nice. Much better.

Crono · 09-03-2011

Gee I wonder what a mostly iClassic/iEra based community will answer.

I only prefer the iPhone because I'm more familiar with it. Pretty sure i'd love Android more if I actually owned one powered by it.

Cypher · 09-03-2011

Im with iPhone all the way. Great processor and most of the time no lag which is the main thing that spoils an android for me.

Diz · 09-04-2011

What I find funny is people always say "wow my Android phone is SO much more powerful than your iPhone". What they fail to realize is the iPhone 4 has been out since June 2010, and it WAS the best. These new Android phones are a mere few months old. Of COURSE they'll be better. Wait for the iPhone 5. Don't think the largest corporation in the world is going to let their phone that pretty much invented the smartphone be behind its competitors.

EPiK · 09-04-2011

I'd prefer the Android over the iOS. The Android is much more faster and smoother while having more programs on it. An iOS device is what i think to be the same repetition over and over again after each new iOS release. While on the other hand, Android comes out with new software and features to improve quality. The iOS device comes out with those too, but not close in comparison to the Android (my opinion).. Now then i like the IOS because the variety of apps.

Pauli · 09-04-2011

Posted by Diz

What I find funny is people always say "wow my Android phone is SO much more powerful than your iPhone". What they fail to realize is the iPhone 4 has been out since June 2010, and it WAS the best. These new Android phones are a mere few months old. Of COURSE they'll be better. Wait for the iPhone 5. Don't think the largest corporation in the world is going to let their phone that pretty much invented the smartphone be behind its competitors.

Galaxy S2 plus soon out will be smaller and more power i think the iphone 5 will have the A5(1ghz dual) chip what my iPad has and it works fine...
But the S2 plus will have 1.2ghz dual S2 has 1gb ram my iPad only 525mb
S2works realy fine with Android 3.1 so i see not a problem to buy the cheaper S2 as the to expensive iPhone...

Kokkoiix3 · 09-07-2011

I think iphone is easier to use, i have trouble using an android for some reason, ui is better i guess to me :p

Cat612 · 09-08-2011

You're asking this on an iPhone based-platform game forum. Very fair

Skyld · 09-09-2011

I prefer Android. I find it much faster to jump between tasks, and it feels like it's been fairly well thought out for the most part. I had an iPhone previously and it felt like it just had so many obvious omissions, and I grew to hate Apple's iTunes store dictatorship and how god damn difficult it was to even just transfer basic things like contacts and files without connecting it to a computer. Android at least doesn't require a USB relationship with a computer in order to function properly.

GFX+ · 09-09-2011

iPhone, Graal doesn't works for Android's?

Cat612 · 09-09-2011

Posted by Skyld

I prefer Android. I find it much faster to jump between tasks, and it feels like it's been fairly well thought out for the most part. I had an iPhone previously and it felt like it just had so many obvious omissions, and I grew to hate Apple's iTunes store dictatorship and how god damn difficult it was to even just transfer basic things like contacts and files without connecting it to a computer. Android at least doesn't require a USB relationship with a computer in order to function properly.

It should become a whole lot easier with iOS5

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JoshPlus :D Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 26	iPhone vs Android Which do you prefer and why?

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RaiRai Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 266	An iPhone is a phone, android is an OS. Two different things

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Twinny Registered User Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Testbed Posts: 604	Correct comparison would be iOS vs Android. I'm for Android. I like it, can have gadgets on home screens instead of a huge list of Apps and you can customise the very launcher to an extreme level. I have a HTC Desire phone and a Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Tablet. Can also develop for free on Android without having to pay for the development environment, the right to develop and then the bribe to ensure your app gets through their verification process. I also have an Ipod4 and I laughed so hard when I saw Apple IOS 5 beta took the pull down menu from Android

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Pauli Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 919	Android is nice you can do what you want iOS is more censored it's a closed os you can get only your Freedom with jailbreaking

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Azrael Zanza Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 426	I like Andriod over iOS. The Andriod is much more customizable. I also don't feel like I'm under the oppressive Apple rule that the iOS offers. I do have an iTouch and iPad ver. 1. They're great and all, but my Andriod phone is so lovely and nice. Much better.

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Crono :pluffy: Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Sweden Posts: 5,945	Gee I wonder what a mostly iClassic/iEra based community will answer. I only prefer the iPhone because I'm more familiar with it. Pretty sure i'd love Android more if I actually owned one powered by it.

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Cypher Forgotten Player Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Wales, UK Posts: 133	Im with iPhone all the way. Great processor and most of the time no lag which is the main thing that spoils an android for me.

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Diz Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 49	What I find funny is people always say "wow my Android phone is SO much more powerful than your iPhone". What they fail to realize is the iPhone 4 has been out since June 2010, and it WAS the best. These new Android phones are a mere few months old. Of COURSE they'll be better. Wait for the iPhone 5. Don't think the largest corporation in the world is going to let their phone that pretty much invented the smartphone be behind its competitors.

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EPiK Some Cool Guy Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: In a house Posts: 49	I'd prefer the Android over the iOS. The Android is much more faster and smoother while having more programs on it. An iOS device is what i think to be the same repetition over and over again after each new iOS release. While on the other hand, Android comes out with new software and features to improve quality. The iOS device comes out with those too, but not close in comparison to the Android (my opinion).. Now then i like the IOS because the variety of apps.

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Kokkoiix3 [Class K] User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Milpitas, CA Posts: 193	I think iphone is easier to use, i have trouble using an android for some reason, ui is better i guess to me :p

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Cat612 Scientist Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: California, USA Posts: 1,491	You're asking this on an iPhone based-platform game forum. Very fair

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Skyld SUPER SCRIPT-FU™ Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 46	I prefer Android. I find it much faster to jump between tasks, and it feels like it's been fairly well thought out for the most part. I had an iPhone previously and it felt like it just had so many obvious omissions, and I grew to hate Apple's iTunes store dictatorship and how god damn difficult it was to even just transfer basic things like contacts and files without connecting it to a computer. Android at least doesn't require a USB relationship with a computer in order to function properly.

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GFX+ Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 60	iPhone, Graal doesn't works for Android's?