iOS or Android

@"wxtermelon"#12 i would say if you have the money use apple why?
1 its safe
2 it has good looking os
what i hate about apple
1 customization
2 battery life

I would argue this day and age, android and apple have never been closer and although I've always sort of thought it, I don't think you can go wrong with either.

Obviously as competitors they keep adding more features with every update, often copying each other from what I've seen (although that's not a bad thing). You can definitely get a user friendly and customisable experience no matter what phone you buy, although Android obviously has the budget smartphone market locked down which I think is where most android users started tbh.

↩  matscalle 1- android and ios are the same in terms of safety
2- ios is fucking ugly what are you talking about

having used both apple (iPadOS and MacOS) and android products, they both just can't be compared because at the root of it, they both target different people.

I have a mac for my work on unity projects and managing my files, and having also used an iPad before it's also great, but for what's it's designed to do. Meanwhile i'm still sticking to my Note9 from it's launch date and it functions well as a daily driver, digital art maker thing machine whatever you wanna call it, quick gaming while waiting or road trips and a few extra things here and there (Hoping Samsung does the series justice with the S22 merging with the note phones. I just can't see myself not using a phone without a stylus anymore).

From experience i'd say that when it comes to just getting shit hardened down and organised, as well as much more straight forward experience, apple with iOS (and it's related OSs) knows exactly what it's doing right. But when i wanna push the limits and utilise every single gimmick and trick i can in a new, highly speced phone, it's 100% android.

Right now my whole setup is mixed between apple and android/windows products since i've looked at what works best for what i'll be using it for.

Behold my first memory of a phone, this is the Motorola Razr, my mum's phone before touchscreen was even a thing.

At those times, snake was still a popular game and most likely and ironically is. Running at a smooth highly speed of light.

↩  simplynick

so is this a pear phone or smth cos it doesnt look android or iphone

↩ @'wxtermelon' clearly it runs on Linux

↩  simplynick we've gone from flip phone to smartphone and now back to flip phone