Android Phone or Iphone 4?

Win7User512 · 05 Oct 2010

mlevy said:

The complexity of making a call or sending a message on Android can be dependent on what phone it is. Some manufacturers put an overlay on the base OS. My Droid is 'vanilla', plain, no overlay and making a call is as simple as 3 taps of the screen for a stored contact, and that's if I use the phone app to find the contact instead of the search widget on the home screen.

I too only have one or two taps to call a stored contact. I haven't had any issue as far as complexity. I use my Droid X and it is easy.

Britjoe · 01 Nov 2010

Ive Just bought a Iphone 4 and love it so far, I was new to Itunes so I battled with it for a day or so till I learned the limits of the I tunes software, the only reason I opted for the I phone is I heard the battery life on the android phone I wanted was horrible, the Iphone 4 can last a couple of days without a charge

Prof Kerfuffle · 11 Dec 2010

Crap battery life isn't too bad just plug it in at night. I sold my iphone 4, amazing design but ios is crap for me

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RealPetChicken · 13 Dec 2010

i can't really give a recommendation not having owned a android phone, but i own an iphone 4, and once you jailbreak it can do many things. The screen resolution is great as well.

yowanvista · 13 Dec 2010

Definitively Android 2.3

Win7User512 · 13 Dec 2010

yowanvista said:

Definitively Android 2.3

Do you have it? I'm on 2.2.

Dinesh · 14 Dec 2010

Win7User512 said:

yowanvista said:

Definitively Android 2.3

Do you have it? I'm on 2.2.

2.3 is not yet released.

yowanvista · 14 Dec 2010

Win7User512 said:

yowanvista said:

Definitively Android 2.3

Do you have it? I'm on 2.2.

I don't have any android device, I'm using Symbian^1 atm
2.3 will be available soon

Dinesh · 14 Dec 2010

Win7User512 said:

yowanvista said:

Definitively Android 2.3

Do you have it? I'm on 2.2.

2.3 is not yet released. Still in beta.

LiquidSnak · 14 Dec 2010

I eagerly await it.

Having played with both extensively, Android takes the cake for me.