iphone v Android discussions

GooliesOfFire

mrochester wrote: »

Well apparently because I disagree with you, I'm an "iTtroll". You feel threatened enough that you've had to resort to childish name calling.

I gave you facts, you gave me none. I've got both, Apple and non-Apple products therefore I have no interest in sharing subjective opinion.

And facts about iPhone are:
- compatibility issues with non-Apple products i.e. bluetooth with non-Apple products, wireless network printers etc.
- lack of innovation, far superior Android phones available i.e. Galaxy S3
- small screen - less comfort, watch and learn from Samsung
- cannot replace battery by yourself like in most of the Android phones
- cannot add memory like in Android phones
- no Adobe Flash in iPhone
- iPhone heavier than i.e. Galaxy S range even though it's smaller
- iPhone is fragile when you drop it
- apps are comparable, but due to compatibility issues iPhone apps usability is annoyingly limited

In the phone market iPhones are losing miserably I'm afraid, but still sales are fairly strong due to all the hype.. When it comes to tablet market I think they are still on top (even with the issues mentioned above), but Windows is getting there. Samsung with its tablet disappoints and need to do much better.

mrochester

- compatibility issues with non-Apple products i.e. bluetooth with non-Apple products, wireless network printers etc.

Fact. But this might not bother some people.

- lack of innovation, far superior Android phones available i.e. Galaxy S3

Opinion.

- small screen - less comfort, watch and learn from Samsung

Opinion.

- cannot replace battery by yourself like in most of the Android phones

Fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.

cannot add memory like in Android phones

Fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.

- no Adobe Flash in iPhone

Fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.

iPhone heavier than i.e. Galaxy S range even though it's smaller

Maybe a fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.

- iPhone is fragile when you drop it

Opinion.

- apps are comparable, but due to compatibility issues iPhone apps usability is annoyingly limited

Opinion

As you can see, your "facts" are essentially meaningless unless you attach any value to them. Which makes your attempt to "prove" something is better than something else using such "facts" is completely futile.

It's truly astonishing the number of people who can't tell the difference between facts and opinions. What are they teaching you in schools these days?! I just love debunking this nonsense .

MikeWhite

mrochester wrote: »

The Xperia P is a newly released product. Why are they releasing a product that lags so much?

To use your own words (and by doing so I attach no real value to them):

Fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.


Mike

mrochester

MikeWhite wrote: »

To use your own words (and by doing so I attach no real value to them):

Fact, but it's up to the user whether they care or not.


Mike

Exactly. Can you share some of your understanding with the many on here who can't seem to grasp this concept?

buscape

Why do people care so much about which OS is better? Does it really matter?

preable

All i want to say is android ftw lol. I love my s3

thegoodman

It's incorrect. Android do have higher malware

buscape wrote: »

Why do people care so much about which OS is better? Does it really matter?

This kind of things always go on. The fanboy of Android will go on about how their product is better than iPhone, windows phone, blackberry etc. others will go on about how their device is better.

Wayne3765

thegoodman wrote: »

Q: How many Android users do you need to install the app.
A: 51. 1 to install and 50 to check the access rights.

Q. How many Iphone users on a broken down bus do you need to make a call ?
a. 56. 1 to mind the bus and 55 to look for a phone box as they're holding their Iphones the " wrong " way

horngkai

thegoodman wrote: »

This kind of things always go on. The fanboy of Android will go on about how their product is better than iPhone, windows phone, blackberry etc. others will go on about how their device is better.

Say the person who start a new thread about iphone is better every other weeks :rotfl:

Fifer

mrochester wrote: »

It's truly astonishing the number of people who can't tell the difference between facts and opinions. What are they teaching you in schools these days?! I just love debunking this nonsense .

In fairness, you listed small screen as an opinion when it is a fact that much higher resolution screens are available on Android phones.