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Has anyone shifted from Android to iOS? If yes, how were your experience? A little insight would be helpful.
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Like being hit by a bus and a train simulatenously
Was your experience so dreadful?
Like going from hell to heaven
Like being hit by a bus and a train simulatenously
You tried? How was your experience?
Android just hangs too much, so much freezing after only 6 months of use, iphone on the other hand will function as it did on day 1 even after 5 years of use, plus its soo much easier to use.
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I dont know which Android phones you are basing your opinion on. I have the OnePlus 3. It was released in June 2016 and I've had it since then. It cost about 400 USD and 1.5 years after release it is running as well as it did on the first day.
I want to shift to Android from iOS.I’m probably going to buy the Samsung S7 when the S9 comes out.Or maybe Note 5.
I'm waiting for the S9 mini.... I've had the OnePlus 3 since June 2016 and its been a year and a half. Even though it still runs great but I need a big bezel-less screen and DSLR level camera.
Fun fact: Samsung is implementing BBAR coating on their S9 phone camera-lense. The coating is typically found on high-end DSLR cameras and it is used to curb glaring and reflections. Try to keep up Apple.
Samsung is releasing the foldable Galaxy X next year, it has now been confirmed by a leak on one of their websites where there is a support page for that model. Will probably get it depending on the reviews.
I would really love that trend to take off. I'm starting to hate the glass Slabs phones are becoming. Now the whole Bezel-less fad is gaining ground. Which will make phones further indistinguishable. For all the hate, I can get why Apple went for the "notch" in the X. You NEED to be able to tell your Brand's phone apart even without unlocking the screen. Samsung Kinda gets it too with the very distinguishable "infinity screen" .
A folded/slider touch phone would be great ! Loved it back in the day when the Moto razr and some samsung models could do it. They make using your phone feel special , each time you take a call.
Apple have been playing catch up for a long time. They're well behind on looks too nowI'm waiting for the S9 mini.... I've had the OnePlus 3 since June 2016 and its been a year and a half. Even though it still runs great but I need a big bezel-less screen and DSLR level camera.
Fun fact: Samsung is implementing BBAR coating on their S9 phone camera-lense. The coating is typically found on high-end DSLR cameras and it is used to curb glaring and reflections. Try to keep up Apple.
This.People usually compare a $200 android phone with $1000 iphone....
It's a downgrade.
Apple hypes up their phones, but Androids are just far ahead of the curve and the ones that provide the best user xp.
This is coming from someone who switched from iOS to Android.
I use to have an iPhone 5, I changed to a Galaxy S3 and it's been Galaxy phones ever since.When did you witch?
I use to have an iPhone 5, I changed to a Galaxy S3 and it's been Galaxy phones ever since.
Currently have the S8 and its the best phone I've ever used. I tried my friends X and it felt like a downgrade.
No back/home button and that annoying notch which you can't help but notice, and then there's all those restrictions that come with iOS.
Caused sleepless nights & depression. I couldn’t cope.
Not much of a difference, they've finally caught up to Samsungs screens.How was the iPhone X's screen compared to the S8?
Not much of a difference, they've finally caught up to Samsungs screens.
I would either wait for the S9 or get the Note 8 (samsung's newest phone)
If you want the S-Pen, go for Note 8. Or else just wait for S9. Or why not wait for Galaxy X?
People usually compare a $200 android phone with $1000 iphone. If you buy $500 and over android phone you wont have any problems. I had to use an iPhone for a month or so as I broke the screen of my android phone and had a month to go for new contract so didn't want to spend money to repair. It was damn hard as I had never used an iphone before. Most of the bigger apps like facebook etc are the mostly the same. If you use google services a lot you might find some things restricted on iphone. The biggest problem for me with iOS is the inability to change default apps so I cant use browser and maps etc of my choice without needing workarounds.