[Darth_Raven]

samsung SGH-T249 lol -.-, smart phones do not like me .

[TechnoProdigy]

samsung SGH-T249

Sounds like the name of a Terminator.

[Neuro_Gasm]

I have an IPhone 4S, it's amazing, does everything i need it to do and more . I recently transferred from a Samsung Galaxy S3 to the IPhone because the Android operating system is very "questionable" and was breaking down on me in some situations. I thought that the switch was necessary for my technological needs and this and the IPhone has proved itself to me, despite its inferior and much less creative operation system, IOS has worked very efficiently for me for the past few months!

I love the IPhone and would definitely recommend it to anyone that's looking for a new phone, that's relatively cheap, easy to use.

Android just felt tacky, the IOS operating systems felt alot more professional and more effectively layed out, though it is the same thing every time with IOS, it is very easy to use and effective!

What about Android is "questionable"?

You prolly would want to try other android phones before dismissing android as tacky. Samsung's TouchWiz UI has been generally known as being rather gaudy and tacky design - wise. Other brands' UI, such Sony, HTC, and the stock android found on Nexus and Google Play Edition phones, look much more polished, minimalistic, and simple in my opinion. You can also flash custom ROMs to accomplish the same thing.

[TechnoProdigy]

I have an IPhone 4S, it's amazing, does everything i need it to do and more . I recently transferred from a Samsung Galaxy S3 to the IPhone because the Android operating system is very "questionable" and was breaking down on me in some situations. I thought that the switch was necessary for my technological needs and this and the IPhone has proved itself to me, despite its inferior and much less creative operation system, IOS has worked very efficiently for me for the past few months!

I love the IPhone and would definitely recommend it to anyone that's looking for a new phone, that's relatively cheap, easy to use.

Android just felt tacky, the IOS operating systems felt alot more professional and more effectively layed out, though it is the same thing every time with IOS, it is very easy to use and effective!

What about Android is "questionable"?

You prolly would want to try other android phones before dismissing android as tacky. Samsung's TouchWiz UI has been generally known as being rather gaudy and tacky design - wise. Other brands' UI, such Sony, HTC, and the stock android found on Nexus and Google Play Edition phones, look much more polished, minimalistic, and simple in my opinion. You can also flash custom ROMs to accomplish the same thing.

Case in point: http://imgur.com/a/jf87l

This is my Nexus 4 with the Google Experience Launcher installed.

[cobaya18]

Well, I have an iPhone 4, It has been with me for one year. But, after my contract expires, I'm thinking of getting THIS beauty https://phonebloks.com/en

I hope you support it, since it's probably the best phone that's going to come out in a while.

[TechnoProdigy]

Well, I have an iPhone 4, It has been with me for one year. But, after my contract expires, I'm thinking of getting THIS beauty https://phonebloks.com/en

I hope you support it, since it's probably the best phone that's going to come out in a while.

From what I understand, as they described it it's physically impossible to build. Motorola have been working on a more practical version for a little while now, though.

[society]

Case in point: http://imgur.com/a/jf87l

This is my Nexus 4 with the Google Experience Launcher installed.

Just to support your opinion, Android has come a very long way in a few years. As a former iOS user, most of the UI/UX changes made in iOS7 were very heavily "influenced" (see: copied) from design trends introduced in Android and Windows Phone 8. Here's my lovely home screen on Android 4.3:

[happycreeper1513]

iPhone 4 with a small amount of space :/

[123tepig]

iPhone 4 with a small amount of space :/

Same here, the black one