View Poll Results: DROID or Iphone
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Phone is Dead! Droid or Iphone?
i have an HTC evo and it is the best phone ive owned. the operating system is much smoother on these phones than it was on the iphone 4. i didnt own an iphone 4 but my friend here at work had one and i played with it for awile....didnt like it one bit. appearantly neither did he b/c he sold it and bought a new HTC thunderbolt.
between the 2 HTC's..(evo and thunderbolt) i played with them side by side and i can tell you they are virtually the same in every aspect except size...the thunderbolt is a little thicker b/c of the bigger battery. the thunderbolt is also allways on 4g which can be turned off on the EVO.
id suggest lookin into one of those as they are both at the top of the food chain when it comes to smart phones right now. in my opinion the droid operating system runs smoother and is a bit quicker than apple. hope this helps.
between the 2 HTC's..(evo and thunderbolt) i played with them side by side and i can tell you they are virtually the same in every aspect except size...the thunderbolt is a little thicker b/c of the bigger battery. the thunderbolt is also allways on 4g which can be turned off on the EVO.
id suggest lookin into one of those as they are both at the top of the food chain when it comes to smart phones right now. in my opinion the droid operating system runs smoother and is a bit quicker than apple. hope this helps.
It goes like this:
If you are a control freak/tweaker/electronics hot rodder, like to manage your own music, pics and other files, get a Droid.
If you don't care how things work and want to press a button to have music magically "sync'd" to your phone, get an iPhone.
You'll need a computer to get your phone going. Not so for the Droid.
If you are a control freak/tweaker/electronics hot rodder, like to manage your own music, pics and other files, get a Droid.
If you don't care how things work and want to press a button to have music magically "sync'd" to your phone, get an iPhone.
You'll need a computer to get your phone going. Not so for the Droid.
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this shouldnt even be a debate! iphone 4 for sure...the screen resolution and quality is not even comparable to any droid i have seen. not to mention capabilities and ease of use. i couldnt be happier with mine...i also have insurance my phone is verizon
After having both, each has its own advantage.
Cons for Iphone/ Pros for Android
Iphone apps are censored.
No flash player on Iphone, more than likely never will be after a falling out with each other
Battery life is erratic, some days are better than others
Lack of LED indicator
Screen glass not as strong
Iphone pros/ Cons for android
There are more apps for Iphone.
The music quality is better on Iphone, but it should be since thats what its based on.
More aftermarket support
Cons for Iphone/ Pros for Android
Iphone apps are censored.
No flash player on Iphone, more than likely never will be after a falling out with each other
Battery life is erratic, some days are better than others
Lack of LED indicator
Screen glass not as strong
Iphone pros/ Cons for android
There are more apps for Iphone.
The music quality is better on Iphone, but it should be since thats what its based on.
More aftermarket support
I went through this debate about a month ago. I ended up with the iPhone 4 with Verizon.
My buddy has the HTC Evo for Sprint and I do not like it at all. The iPhone is so much more smooth and easier to use IMO. I love the functionality of it being an iPod as well and I was already used to my iPod touch. I also jailbroke my phone the day after I bought it and I have all sorts of cool apps that make the phone even better.
Like mentioned above by several people, they both have their pros and cons. Play around with each and see which one you like better.
If I had to do it again, I would still buy the iPhone.
My buddy has the HTC Evo for Sprint and I do not like it at all. The iPhone is so much more smooth and easier to use IMO. I love the functionality of it being an iPod as well and I was already used to my iPod touch. I also jailbroke my phone the day after I bought it and I have all sorts of cool apps that make the phone even better.
Like mentioned above by several people, they both have their pros and cons. Play around with each and see which one you like better.
If I had to do it again, I would still buy the iPhone.
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check out an EVO or thunderbolt sometime....HD screen...doesnt get any better. hell, even my HTC h7 windows phone from tmobile had a kick *** screen.
Last edited by TNTramair; Apr 8, 2011 at 02:20 PM.
i have both...the iphone 4 is smaller, has a better screen but plans suck and so does their customer service...
the evo is faster, easier to use, and i can insure it lol
the evo is faster, easier to use, and i can insure it lol
I have a Droid X and love it. The hardware backing it up is great. As a phone its great, real good battery life, awesome screen, 3 mics for noise cancellation, good sound quality, camera,hd video, blah blah.
But Android is where its at. The whole open source idea running on a linux kernal has me sold. Right your own apps, tons of support, great tweaking options. Android 2.1 and up has really matured, its a great/stable platform that really can do anything you want.
Plus personally I've never been a macintosh fan. The whole Ora that spews out of that breed, ehhh
But Android is where its at. The whole open source idea running on a linux kernal has me sold. Right your own apps, tons of support, great tweaking options. Android 2.1 and up has really matured, its a great/stable platform that really can do anything you want.
Plus personally I've never been a macintosh fan. The whole Ora that spews out of that breed, ehhh
