Same here, switched over after 3 years of android phones and while I wasn't sure at first, I do like the simplicity of iOS.
I used to laugh at people who said that the iPhone just worked and now I can say that I truly understand what they meant.
I had forgotten how amazing the retina display is. No comparison to the gs3
LOL, that's restarted. It's not ridiculous at all...complete truth. As a photographer, I have a well trained eye for screen color accuracy, And I say the droid screen is horrible!!! Over saturated and green! Put them side by side, you'll see. It's very evident. Now excuse yourself....
I've only had iPhones and don't like the droid phones. The galaxy sIII and other droid/razor phones have bad displays. They are not correctly color corrected and all seem to have a green cast to them. Not good if your a photographer. The iPhone retina display is the best by far.... No matter what you droid lovers say. They all have a green cast. Movies (Avatar, Avengers) etc. look great on the iPhone retina display since it is color corrected. Congrats on getting the iPhone 5.
LOL I'm a photographer and I use a CAMERA for pictures not a cellphone!!!! LOL
I don't think you know what fragmentation is. At least in the context you're using it inI went from a iPhone 4 to a S3 used it for 5 months and got fed up of the fragmentation...
enjoy your "retina" screen while you can. All the next-gen Android smartphones are going to destroy it
try the droid dna out. No crappy, over saturated amoled (not a fan) and 440ppi with a nice, accurate ips display. Best display in a phone right now. Having used the iPhone 5's screen for 3 months now, and using the dna, the difference is staggering. It's much more crisp.Did you use these phones personally? Are you from the future?
LOL Since when did he say he uses his cellphone as his main camera??? LOL
try the droid dna out. No crappy, over saturated amoled (not a fan) and 440ppi with a nice, accurate ips display. Best display in a phone right now. Having used the iPhone 5's screen for 3 months now, and using the dna, the difference is staggering. It's much more crisp.
I've had iphone 4, 4S, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S2, Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2, and now back to iPhone 5. Android ain't bad at all if you give it a shot.
I too have had the iPhone 4S, sIII, note 1, htc one x, skyrocket, evo 4g, htc hero, etc. and for me android gets buggy after a while. It's as if the phones/os doesn't run how it used to out the box. I've rooted every android and that is overrated. Besides over locking and under clocking, removing bloat ware, and free hotspot for those that use it, rooting is pointless. The htc one x is the closest android device to the iPhones retina display, HTC makes beautiful devices. I'm glad I've made the switch from android to ios (ip5). My next move is from windows to Mac. This is justu opinion on the topic.
I too have had the iPhone 4S, sIII, note 1, htc one x, skyrocket, evo 4g, htc hero, etc. and for me android gets buggy after a while. It's as if the phones/os doesn't run how it used to out the box. I've rooted every android and that is overrated. Besides over locking and under clocking, removing bloat ware, and free hotspot for those that use it, rooting is pointless. The htc one x is the closest android device to the iPhones retina display, HTC makes beautiful devices. I'm glad I've made the switch from android to ios (ip5). My next move is from windows to Mac. This is justu opinion on the topic.
Again, the DNA trumps the iPhones "retina" display
Yes it is. Major props to htc this yearSo does the One X and One X+, just incredible.
Yes it is. Major props to htc this year
I had a DNA and sent it back , screen is amazing ,phone is sexy but poor battery life ,slow charging and weaker reception than my iphone 4S and 5 killed it for me.try the droid dna out. No crappy, over saturated amoled (not a fan) and 440ppi with a nice, accurate ips display. Best display in a phone right now. Having used the iPhone 5's screen for 3 months now, and using the dna, the difference is staggering. It's much more crisp.