I've had every iPhone since the iPhone 3. I've also had the SG3, Nexus 4, HTC One X+, SG4, and HTC One. I can unequivocally say that as long as you stay within one generation, there's no real "speed" difference between iOS and Android phones. I found that while I enjoy using Android phones, there is a comfort level with iOS that I can't get with Android. Don't get me wrong, the high-end android devices are amazing and often either better physically designed(HTC One) or have better software features(SG4) than their iOS counterparts. However, when I return to using iOS after a foray into Android, I feel like I'm coming home.(Cheesy, I know...)
Android OS is great especially if you use Google services, and I love the ability to use google on any platform(looking at you iCloud), but when I commit to Apple devices completely I just feel good.(except when I look at my bank statement).
I was curious what android was like and they said they will waive the re-stock fee if I want to trade it for the iPhone 5s. Maybe I am just overwhelmed and not used to the change, but I just miss iOS already and am getting annoyed.
sorry, i call BS without more details. just how old of a 'galaxy' was it? or are you intimating through vagueness that all the new galaxy phones are slow and laggy? half the people i work with have newer galaxy phones and i see none of them 'getting angry with the speed and UI lag'. at least try to be more original with your Samsung bashing rather than repeating the standard apple-fan talking points ad nauseum.
at least try to be more original with your Samsung bashing rather than repeating the standard apple-fan talking points ad nauseum.
...half the people i work with have newer galaxy phones and i see none of them 'getting angry with the speed and UI lag'.