I Phone or Android

[buzzlightyear]

you'll still have to rely on a carrier albatross when you are becalmed in the mid atlantic doldrums. no mobile masts out there.

stll tapping out on morse code waiting for land ahoy.

 

[pirate]

Actually, I carry my own masts with me!

 

[Spoon]

I get everything I need, calls, texts, messages, data, roaming abroad (Europe)...everything for £1/day...

For £30 a month I'd want it to wash up for me as well...

 

[telectrix]

me too.i get all that on a sim free contract for £16/month.

 

[Bobster]

Android for me, couldn't go back to apple.

 

[Charlie_]

me too.i get all that on a sim free contract for £16/month.

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[egg67]

I like the iPhone SE, don’t like the size of the 7,8,10 x and what ever it’s got to, hate Android but that’s just how I feel after having a couple android phones, much nicer is to not have a phone and just shout at each other

 

[SparkyAndGeorge]

Android

 

[Sintra]

I hate change so I’ll always stick to apple.

 

[AJshep]

Android for me but I'm a bit of a geek. The trouble I find is that Apple device's are pretty restricted, of course the plus side of this is stability.
Android device's generally have higher specs and a larger selection of apps however because anyone can upload an app then unfortunately some are poorly written, not all apps are coded very well some cause memory leaks which can waste that extra ram and processing power up.

Depends on what you like I suppose. But IMO what's the point of buying a sports car that has a speed restriction installed.

 

[telectrix]

hate apple.i have an ipad and if i want to send anything from laptop to ipad, i need to install apple itunes to do it. i got round it though by emailing to myself from laptop, then opening email on ipad and downloading the attachment. pretty cool for a guy with less knowledge of computers than that of the Borg mentality.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Family all have iPhone. I have resisted, mainly due to not liking anything Apple since iTunes took over my computer years ago. All the stuff that you used to be only able to do on iPhone is now available on Android. I was a windows phone man for several years, but gave up recently as the support has gone, but they were so simple and easy to use...Android now, and I have seen the light! Plus, for work, buy a simple one outright...if it gets busted, so what? Storage is on the cloud. £200 gets you a great phone, go SIM only and laugh at your friends who struggle with data management...plus, no one is ever going to steal it! LOL! Some brilliant deals out there on SIM only...I get everything I need, calls, texts, messages, data, roaming abroad (Europe)...everything for £1/day...
I don't download movies or use masses of data otherwise, but for £1/day it makes sense...Android, and you have a choice!!! You know it makes sense...

I have Microsoft One drive, for free.
Use it on my PC and Apple devices, and on the Samsung tablet I had.

 

[Midwest]

me too.i get all that on a sim free contract for £16/month.

How do you text or ring anyone without a SIM card? You using Buzz’s string & cans.

 

[telectrix]

How do you text or ring anyone without a SIM card? You using Buzz’s string & cans.

meant sim only.

 

[Grant webber]

Just my two cents worth... made the switch to the Samsung s8 nearly 2 years ago. From being with iPhones for 7 or 8 years. Took a while to adjust, and transferred all my iPhone data using smart switch. But now from being with samsung for a while. I cant fault them. I have an upgrade due soon and most definitely wont be going back to an iPhone.