iPhone vs. Android
July 4th 2010 01:18
Over the years a lot of people convert to Mac, and even more convert to the iPhone.
bloggers and the tech media went for Apple in a big way
These guys, along with the legions of Apple "fans", seem to have lost most measures of objectivity about the the iPhone and the iPad.
decide whether to buy iPhones or Android phones
Reasons to love Android:
Choice of telecom providers: Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint. Some are fast and have high coverage, some are cheap, some are superfast within urban areas.
Choice of devices: you have high end phones (HTC Incredible, DROID X, Nexus 1) and cheap phones, phones with keyboard, and flip-phones.
When you combine different providers and different devices, you get an overall lower bill.
The Gmail app is an awesome email client (search, labels, drafts, push email)... especially if you run on Google Apps.
When you're trying to go somewhere in the car, the Google Maps Navigation does a fantastic job of getting you there while keeping your eyes on the road.
It has lovely speech recognition that actually works! ("Directions to Orlando Airport", "Call Olga Mobile"...)
The battery lasts throughout the day. If you need more power, you can actually carry a spare battery and swap it.
For many devices, the speakerphone is loud and clear.
You don't ever need to plug it into a computer to get podcasts, update your applications or sync (pictures and videos are the exception).
Reasons to love iPhone:
It has some great applications. I can't live without OmniFocus. Other friends I know swear by WhatsApp and LinkedIn for iPhone.
It has a better video and still photo camera, and the quality of the pictures is superior.
It has a superior web browser experience (but with the combined search/URL field of Android it is starting to feel outdated).
If you are a Mac user, it's easier to manage your photos and music as long as you've bought it at Apple.
If you travel internationally, at least you will get a signal (but you will pay through the nose unless you unlock your phone and get a 3rd party SIM).
When it comes to having some fun, the iPhone offers more gaming choices.
The operating system is more mature .. this means less reboots, and less applications crashing or slowing down your phone.
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