Time to move away from iPhone..

adonis10

DCFC79 wrote: »

Why Vodafone, is that the only network thats available in your area ?

Ive got the One Plus 3T, i have it connected to 4G when at work and I can still walk awy with either 50% or more battery life left, it helps that I recently factory reset my phone.

No, purely based on experience - I have found their customer service to be excellent and have never had issues with their service overall. I have been with other providers but a long time ago, none of which I was impressed with, however the comparison is well out of date as have been with Voda for over 10 years.

worried_jim

Deleted_User wrote: »

What Android device did you have? And what was it about Android you hated?

It wasn't an Apple!

Anthorn

The plus for Apple iPhone which is comparatively very often a minus for Android is updating to a new version of the OS. If you have a currently supported Apple device you get updates to the latest version of iOS. But for many Android devices you're stuck with the Android version that originally came with the phone and to get the latest version you have to buy a new phone. There are ways around it to update to a new version but I think those methods are beyond the understanding of an ordinary user. There are also those few devices which do get updated but these generally are the exceptions which prove the rule.

Back in the early days of Cyanogen OS the fact that it updated to the latest Android version was a major selling point.