APPLE or ANDROID
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Apple, I like the OS better.
Honestly, how do people even use android
Apples – keeps doctor away, taste good, have variety of taste, cool still life subject, round, throwable, shiny and portable.
Androids – smarter than you, could beat you in jeopardy, look like people, kill people (According to pop culture), good for memes (28 stab wounds) and have clean teeth.
FUNK: 140Rank: Humble Squirrel MonkeyI Use android. Never had a problem with it, but I can’t judge the competition as I haven’t tried out iOS devices yet
when smart phones started coming around, it was before the time of OSX
I went Android because Apple stuff was always to limiting for what I want to do – which is tinker
I see people limited by Apple and it makes me said.
BUT I also see people making great things with Apple and it makes me happy.
I was truly excited when funky patriots donated that iMac to sam.I use both and, If it’s about the OS, i like both.
Both have their own strength and weaknesses.
iOS is simple, looks clean and is better optimized.
Android has many apps even outside of the play store, you can make it look anyway you want, and it supports aptx(it’s more of a hardware thing).
But if it comes to using ordinary apps, there is no difference.
If you have a mac, and you are fine with the iPhone hardware, the iOS is a better choice. You can even use the AppleWatch instead of Wear OS devices.
But if it comes to hardware, there are just so many great choices for Android.
do you mean ios or android because you cant compare a brand to a software…
i prefer ios aka apple
I like both it’s really just a preference thing but the apple ecosystem just makes you hang onto it, with the apple watch, the airpods, apple card, imessage it just grips me to using it.
I prefer android. The ecosystem is much less limiting. You actually have options when you want to buy something. I can get a phone that costs $200 or $500 or $1000 and each one will work great for the price. With apple, you really only have the one option, and it’s really overpriced for the specs it brings to the table.
I use pretty much all Apple devices, but Android’s been doing some pretty nice things lately. However the thing that separates Apple from Android is the OS. iOS and MacOS, in my opinion, are smoother than Android. No hate to Android users though, because both Apple and Android make great phones!
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