I hated the fingerprint thing, It wouldn't work half the time.
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Is Android better than iOS?
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Nice, I have the regular 13. I might get the bigger one next time I get a new phone (probably in a year or two).
Have you ever had an iphone?well.
I think both are great and it depends of what you like more.
I really love Android, so I have a Pixel phone
Yep and I hated it. (It was an iphone 6 and i hated that phone).
Also Right now I use an iphone 11 for my Job and it's nice, I like it, but still prefer android.
I hated the fingerprint scanner on those phones. It hardly worked and I'd have to manually enter in my password all the time.
And it was slow, battery sucked.
I had a lot of problems with brightness xD
I never had those problems with my 6s+.... Well after a couple years the battery died faster but that happens on every phone.
6S was a much better phone than 6.
Thats why
Oh right, the 6 came out a year before.
I can't really compare the two at all since the only smart phones I have owned have all been Android. I can't see myself ever straying away from Android either as I have generally been quite happy with my phones.
They both do exactly the same things these days.
Both operating systems are (frankly) excellent.
They've had a lot of time to work out the issues.
Apple's tends to perform better.
Google's tends to be more personal and versatile.
I only use an Android device because I find the Fold 4 to be a compelling device.
On the other hand, I would technically prefer to use iOS for the added privacy.
They've had a lot of time to work out the issues.
Apple's tends to perform better.
Google's tends to be more personal and versatile.
I only use an Android device because I find the Fold 4 to be a compelling device.
On the other hand, I would technically prefer to use iOS for the added privacy.
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