Posted by julias
It's sacrilege, I know: leaving the Apple fold for another platform. But it's an idea to consider, given the strong advances in the Android OS this year and the wealth of compelling devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S III especially given the relatively minor advances in iOS 6 and the modest hardware changes in the iPhone 5.
I still find iOS a better mobile environment than Android, but the gap is closing and the differences matter little to many people. Also, the iPhone's screen is let's face it small by today's standards. But with vendor lock-in being the grail for so many technology classes these days, the question remains: Can someone ensconced in the Apple ecosystem really make the switch from iPhone to Android? The answer is, surprisingly,yes. Continue reading How to Switch From the iPhone to Android
[ This Message was edited by: julias on 2012-11-02 16:55 ]
Posted by AbuBasim
I traded my iPhone 4 for a GNote more than six months ago. My daughter liked it so I had to give it to her and then got the SGS3. I have no plans to switch back to iOS. I still have an iPod Touch 4G that I switch on occasionally to remind myself why I switched... The only plan I have is to trade the SGS3 for the Note II in a couple of weeks as a birthday gift to myself, and I'll get one of these for it also
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[ This Message was edited by: justint on 2012-12-13 05:13 ]