Yea i don't use my numlock let alone the finger print thing. I must admit, it is pretty impressive and fast. Other than that, it's not so much about the phone being tremendously out dated. I'm challenging the philosophy as well as who makes the decision to decide when something is needed, and something is a want. As well as who dictates the degree of severity in all aspects. In a nut shell, it's like me telling someone to live in a shack, drive a scooter, wear sandals... The "my friends" part doesn't add teethe to the argument either. I have upgraded my iphone from and iphone 4, for cery specific "need" reasons. I spent the money for both needs and wants. In conclusion, this is just a very silly discussion. But I have four kids, so I'm all about silliness.
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Many months ago I spent 37.5% of the price of 128GB Iphone 6s to buy an android flagship
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Yea i don't use my numlock let alone the finger print thing. I must admit, it is pretty impressive and fast. Other than that, it's not so much about the phone being tremendously out dated. I'm challenging the philosophy as well as who makes the decision to decide when something is needed, and something is a want. As well as who dictates the degree of severity in all aspects. In a nut shell, it's like me telling someone to live in a shack, drive a scooter, wear sandals... The "my friends" part doesn't add teethe to the argument either. I have upgraded my iphone from and iphone 4, for cery specific "need" reasons. I spent the money for both needs and wants. In conclusion, this is just a very silly discussion. But I have four kids, so I'm all about silliness.
Just switched from android to iphone 6s couple of days ago and very happy to be back to IOS. I spend a year with Android and before that always been with Iphone since iphone 3G. I have tried many android phones. Honestly for many reasons i will stay with iphone from now on.
My android experience is the galaxy series and the HTC one, plus a bunch of cheap nasty stuff.
I'm actually not as massive fan of the iPhone 6 form factor. its slightly too big. But the feeling in the hand thing is more a case of rigidity, non-plastic materials and weight, and distribution of said weight.
Hard to put a finger on it, but the iPhone 3/3s and 4s just felt "right" to me. The 6 still feels like a quality product, but the sizing is just more awkward. Double tapping the home button to reach stuff with one hand sucks.
Ha, yea. It's a blast really. But no, I've never had a phone destroyed by my kids. We let them play with them and no destruction. I am keeping this new one away from them though. Even without them, this phone is still giving me enough problems to abandon apple all together, unless I just go back to my iPhone 4.
Because android is simply bad and an inferior experience. I've owned several Samsuck devices and always come back to an iPhone.
Comparing my wife Iphone 6s plus with official apple case and perfect glasses protector, my g pro 2 is kind of like sh it lol but I just throw my g pro 2 anywhere I don't care I use the cheapest plastic ugly case with cheap plastic protector...I don't need to worry this phone breaks or whatever ha ha the monitor is fucxing big so I can just read pdf (download free from online) and do any stuff I want ha ha.