iTechbook : HTC Droid DNA is making its presence known due to its killer specs sheet and suave design. It is newer than the iPhone5.
(HTC Droid DNA, iPhone, iPhone 5, Phones)
They're both good they're just aimed at different users. I'd say Apple goes for a always smooth simple users and Android goes for ones who like control and customization.
Apple realizes that experience is sometimes more important than all-out specs. As long as the user has a smooth problem-free experience, they won't care if it has just 512MB of RAM instead of 1GB (just an example). Most users are NOT going to be doing heavy multi-tasking. Most users use the basics. They use Safari (or other browser), FaceBook, Twitter, Angry Birds, etc. None of which require a TON of specs to get the job done. I've had a smooth, problem-free experience with my iPhone 4s and will with my iPhone 5s when I get it. Apple's ecosystem works together cohesively and it just quite simply WORKS.
Aside from maybe some extra customization, I don't really know of anything the iPhone lacks. But the customization is not a HUGE deal anyway, because you spend much more time USING your apps than scrolling through them on your menu. lol At least I do.
I've had a couple Android phones (Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Note 1). They were great phones, but alas iTunes keeps me with Apple and I've invested alot of money into it.
Plus, when I buy Blu Ray movies and get a digital copy, it's an iTunes copy, not a Google Play store copy. That's worth noting. Interesting, even.
Android users like customization and Apple users like simplicity. Simple as that. Calling one or the other crap is just immature anymore. It's stupid to hate Apple if you like Android better and visa versa just because you own one or the other.
Exactly. Everyone keeps crying INNOVATION. LOL What else can these phones do? haha What do you expect Apple to stick in the iPhone 5s?? A built-in time machine?? "Gun it to 88mph, Siri. Take me back to see the dinosaurs." lmao
Seriously guys, why do we have to get so serious about mobile phones. If you like the HTC, then fine. If you like the iPhone and have your reasons, it's cool. We should respect each others' opinions.
Completely agreed. It just seems like Apple gets bashed to death for not doing what they want. But the problem is even THEY don't know what they want. Apple could come out with a phone with MORE specs than any Android ever and people would STILL complain. lol
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Aside from maybe some extra customization, I don't really know of anything the iPhone lacks. But the customization is not a HUGE deal anyway, because you spend much more time USING your apps than scrolling through them on your menu. lol At least I do.
I've had a couple Android phones (Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Note 1). They were great phones, but alas iTunes keeps me with Apple and I've invested alot of money into it.
Plus, when I buy Blu Ray movies and get a digital copy, it's an iTunes copy, not a Google Play store copy. That's worth noting. Interesting, even.
My friends with iphones and GS3s are just awed by the thing.