smartbingari:
Android all the way iPhone is not for people around hear. IPhone want security, they manage everything from hardware, software, store and data so that makes you kinda locked up. If you want freedom, customizations, user friendliness go for Android. I use iPhone and I realized iPhone is for dummies not for tech lovers.

Uchihaitaci:
When you know someone is lying for cheap fame

CHESTER48:
sire. There are somethings we don't just lie about.

stillwendy:
The notifications is annoying and there is no notifications LED. The sizes of apps is ridiculous. It is quite large but if you can afford to download them iPhone download very fast. The network is very fast on iPhone ( I have use mtn/airtel and glo) the network is even faster when you are in Ghana.

iPhone consumes data which is really bad. You can only send notes, files and pictures to iPhone users through airdrop( they have to be close by) You can’t share music at all. Even to download music na work . If you can get your hands on tubidy app you are good to go. It is actually very easy to operate for me o. It charges super fast. Op there are lots of apps on iPhone actually.

There is shortcut to switch on your Bluetooth, WiFi and hotspot but if you want to change the settings the process is long.

Timileyin1234:
That notification led is not compulsory. The make a sound anytime u have msg, and after like 5minutes it will sound again for that particular notification.

Internet247:
8:Camera has no pro.. Mode option. Just basic. :The camera does not have anything again. Just click and shoot. Nawaoo






N .8 This is so not correct !!
It's has settings they are just hidden
Use Google bro !
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CHESTER48:
[color=#990000]I've been an android fan for the past 8 years. I've hated iphone for no good reason. I've never used it, perhaps that was why I was so acting up.But how can I hate e phone without ever using it. It sounds weird. So then I decided this year to get my self an iPhone. I got an iPhone 7 to be exact. Reason for this is because its my first iPhone. And it had everything I wanted including water resistant. After some few days. My friend brought his iPhone x for me to sell. So I switched immediately to the iPhone X. And now Ive used this phone for good 18days, And I hated it. Right now I want to sell the iPhone 7.its a 64gb model. Please hilla me if interested.

Now the things I hated in iphone that made me go back to my android where

1:Notifications : they were so bad on iPhone. When you get a message from same person on WhatsApp, it will create multiple notifications of same contact. Making you have almost a thousand notifications from a single person.

2:Notification led: Mehn this pissed me off so bad. No notification led? Like I have to always press my phone to know when I have notification. Imaging in when I'm washing. With my wet hands. On and android you can have custom led lights, green for calls, blue for whatsapp, yellow for snapchat. Etc. Damn

3:App size are twice the size: Omg. I wanted to download Facebook only to see 325mb for just one app. In this country where data is expensive as Bleep. Almost every social media app ranges from 100mb up. Really!! Apple is this all you can do?

4:Third party apps down work so well: So I had SwiftKey board. On my samsung.so I decided since I'm switching to iPhone. I can as well download this app. Which I did. Over 100mb. After I installed. I got my account synced. But it only changed the theme and that was it. I count add number row. Etc. The most annoying part here, is that it also goes off from the keyboard on its own. Like if you want to type in password, it switches back to apple keyboard which I don't like.
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Iolo:
Your observations are spot on OP.

However, using an iPhone over Android is a thing of personal preference and taste. Post switching from blackberry many years ago, I have always used an iPhone and don’t regret it. I didn’t even realize some of the things on Android you pointed out until now. Of course I agree the lack of grouped notifications is a total mess.

As to why I continue to use the iPhone, I like the fact that it hardly freezes, battery life isn’t terrible, apps don’t crash as often and the iPhones have very good 2nd hand value compared to Samsung and the likes.

CHESTER48:
sire. There are somethings we don't just lie about.

Timileyin1234:
If u do video editing stuff, u will see that android sucks. Even Samsung flagship phone

stillwendy:
The notifications is annoying and there is no notifications LED. The sizes of apps is ridiculous. It is quite large but if you can afford to download them iPhone download very fast. The network is very fast on iPhone ( I have use mtn/airtel and glo) the network is even faster when you are in Ghana.

iPhone consumes data which is really bad. You can only send notes, files and pictures to iPhone users through airdrop( they have to be close by) You can’t share music at all. Even to download music na work . If you can get your hands on tubidy app you are good to go. It is actually very easy to operate for me o. It charges super fast. Op there are lots of apps on iPhone actually.

There is shortcut to switch on your Bluetooth, WiFi and hotspot but if you want to change the settings the process is long.

Mcbussy:


Lolz, and someone told you a flagship android brand freezes?....like one that comes with 3GB ram and above and 1.8ghz octa core snapdragon or xynos, or higher?

Guess I can say you belong to the 1st category I was talking about. You have never experienced the power and versatility of a flagship android device.

Mcbussy:


Yeah right, no be only video editing. What model did you use?....you cannot do video editing on IPhone 6 or 7, and start comparing the performance with maybe a galaxy S3 of 2012 that you used. They not even of thesame generation.

fowlyansh181:
Well coming from someone that owns both the IPhone X , iPhone 7plus and a galaxy S9 plus, I will still choose iOS over android , and this is my reason, the iPhone has this extremely fluid feeling to it , and it very rarely fails on me neither does it disappoint. I can count multiple times my s9plus has failed on me and mainly it doesn’t feel as smooth as iOS for me .. I really can’t say one is better than the other, but I use my IPhone more because of how simple and smooth it is for me, the Android is more of a backup for things like tethering and some hacks which it can do that the iPhone can’t .. if you are mainly used to android , I mean android and not all these Tecno and infinix rolling around, the feature you will miss most is that you can’t set default apps on iPhone with 3rd party apps , yes you can use 3rd party apps and use it as a replacement for an app you wish to replace but you can’t completely replace stock apps with it .. but this isn’t really a problem because iOS apps work so much more and I’ll say apps are more optimized for iOS than Android .. I really don’t care which is better than the other and it just has to do with different individual choices, but I’ll say at the moment iOS seems more refined than the Android Os ..