It would be ironic if their data/file management systems were better, as they don't even give you access to the file system.

 

Jennifer Lawrence hue

 

iPhone 3 all the way.

 

This guy knows what's up.

 

Say that to Jennifer Lawrence :V (@Jingca2012)


I'll just leave this video here...

 

It wasn't a lack in iCloud :V

http://www.idownloadblog.com/2014/09/02/apple-confirms-celeb-leak/

 

I love the Iphone 6+ aka the Ipadmini-

 

i dont have a phone

 

Flip phones are the best phone.
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I like Samsung better, it's less limiting and it has the same amount, if not more, of features than the iPhone. Plus the iPhone 6 bends. Samsung Galaxy doesn't.

 

You're right, it snaps.

 

The iPhone 6 isn't comparable to this. The Samsumg Galaxy I am referring to is the one that is a direct competitor with the iPhone. Get your facts straight.

 

iPhone is more simplistic and solid.
-Sent from iPhone 5.

 

Simplistic - Oversimplified;
The UI of the iPhone is usually described as "simplistic" by iPhone fanboys, who pass it off as a benifit. In reality, it's just a serious lack of customizability. It's almost like it was designed for tech-illiterate people. Think about it: can you set new iconpacks? Can you use third-party launchers? Can you even modify the homescreen at all beyond the wallpaper and app positions? The answer is no. Meanwhile in Android, customizability is everything. You can have a nice simple launcher, theme, and phone, or you could have a high-tech condensed homescreen and a custom taskbar/SystemUI. You could even build/mod your own OS, as Android is open-source and hackable. iPhone lacks most, if not all, of these features.

Solid - Restricted;
The only reason the iPhone is so reliable is due to the fact that You can't do anything with it. You can't access a filesystem, you can't put in a new battery, you can't even write/deploy an app without paying Apple first. The only reason your iPhone haven't broken yet is because Apple has disallowed everything even remotely capable of bricking your phone. Even if you DO manage to break it, you're probably just going to have to buy a new one. Meanwhile, on Android, everything is based around a filesystem, apps are easily packagable and deployed, the battery and SD card are easily accessed (on most phones), and the whole OS runs off Linux, which is a desktop-grade kernel.

Also, the iPhone's screen cracks easier than dried clay. Call that "solid".

Sent from an LG Optimus G2

 

And yet I feel that my iPhone 5 runs smoother than a Samsung :/

 

iPhone for life, I've had one since I was 9 (bought it myself and paid for plan) ah the 3GS
Sent from Ipad 2

 

Android all the way, it is so much more customizable, apple lets you do nothing, it is so restricting. It was designed for people that don't know anything about technology. Meanwhile, you can modify your android freely, and the only way to modify your iPhone is to jailbreak it. I would know how bad apple is, I am sending this from my iPod touch XD (honestly I am ditching this thing as soon as I get the chance)

 

I have used Apple products sense the first phone I ever got and the first laptop I ever got. I will be a apple fan till the day I die sorry samsung users but I just can't help but love apple