re: #231 wrenchwench

This is a more helpful description of Apple and Android than most I have seen. I’m thinking of taking the smartphone step this year, and when I asked my friend from Seattle, who was here last weekend, what she thought of Android (as she used her Apple) she said, ‘they’re stupid and I hate them’. She does tend toward the blunt, but usually not that blunt.

I think you’d be hard pressed to find substantive differences in functionality between an iPhone and Android. A lot comes down to people becoming accustomed to the appearance of one vs the other; where items are located on the phone; and how the phone generally functions. If you are only just migrating to a smart phone, you won’t have that issue.

One thing to consider is whether you have other Apple products—a Mac or iPad or Apple watch for instance. I’m an Android user, by and large, and have both a phone and a watch. My wife is immersed in the Apple ecosystem. I think Apple is easier to integrate with other devices.