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And Apple fanboys come off as smug and naive.

smug...absolutely.

naive...nope. They know spec for spec most androids have a leg up in most categories. They just can't admit it. That's not naive, a little insane, but not naive.

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:clap: now we're getting to where this thread should be.

At the end of the day everyone is different. I want a phone I am familiar with, I want iTunes, I don't want to read a manual and watch YouTube videos to figure out all the bells and whistles on my phone. I don't buy phones for their camera either. I want my phone to have LTE, I want my phone to surf the internet quickly and I want my music and apps on my phone. I don't even want anyone to call me on my phone. Text me or it better be emergency and leave a voicemail because I ain't answering.

 

It's just funny to me that the iPhone is consistently one of the top selling smartphone every year yet Droid users love to trash the iPhone and their users. That's how I always see it play out. We love our phones and you love to make fun of us loving our phones. Droids are better than iPhones. *golf clap* Apple laughs all the way to the bank.

 

#smugandcontent #teamiPhone

 

That's a stretch. If you can operate your iPhone you can operate an Android. Yes there are little tweaks here and there but they are both smartphones.

I'm still halfway mad this phone is so big. I like it and hate it at the same time. :lol2:

 

Every time someone talks to me about how big phones are all I can think of is the Burger King commercial

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:clap: now we're getting to where this thread should be.

 

Droids rule

I-phones drool

 

How's that?.....:ylsuper:

Every time someone talks to me about how big phones are all I can think of is the Burger King commercial

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To his point, i loved how I could do just about everything one handed on my Iphone 5. With the 6 you pretty much have to use 2 hands. Probably the only thing I hate about the 6. Love size until I try to text or email one handed.
To his point, i loved how I could do just about everything one handed on my Iphone 5. With the 6 you pretty much have to use 2 hands. Probably the only thing I hate about the 6. Love size until I try to text or email one handed.

 

I'm slowly but surely getting used to it. And in less than 24 hours. I should have it down by this weekend. Making good progress.

 

#thegrinddontstop

That's a stretch. If you can operate your iPhone you can operate an Android. Yes there are little tweaks here and there but they are both smartphones.

 

I'm not the one saying I can't. Those were other folks saying I should have my new iPhone 6 mastered by the time it comes out of the box. Made me think that Droids are some kind of puzzle-type smart phone for intellectuals. :lol2:

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