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  • Sniper3142
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    There are no viruses or malware on Android at this point in time.

    Android phones have much bigger screens and offer more choices in hardware specs.

    The iPhone has a much better camera.

    iPhone users like things simple. Android users like to configure things to suit their needs and aren't afraid of a challenge.

    If you liked and understood the movie Inception, then an Android phone might better suit you. If you didn't like or understand Inception; an iPhone might be right for you.

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  • Montu
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    Originally posted by glockwise2000
    iPhone user look more smart, richer, etc.... This is not my opinion. Click here.
    I do enjoy how iphone user's are more likely to say they "lead" makes me laugh a little considering they buy the thing with the apple without knowing anything about the device.

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  • glockwise2000
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    iPhone user look more smart, richer, etc.... This is not my opinion. Click here.

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  • Montu
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    more importantly ditch att

    if your not a heavy user and just want a phone you may be ok with the iphone but if you want to do a lot of things and consider your self tech savvy get an android phone.

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  • jkcerda
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    Not sure malware is that big an issue as bad apps on the droid are. Anyway went from the droid that sucked to the iPhone I love.
    Got the Motorola razr for my son. 10 days d & already had a hardware malfunction .
    He's had this phone for a whole 2 hours & he is complaining about his hot it gets he is going to keep it a couple of days Just to see it it settles. His droid is very fast & 4 G. iPhone is not yet on the. 4G network.

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  • akoba
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    iPhone have more resale value. More than half million apps. Smooth and very responsive touch screen. And again more resale value. lol

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  • freonr22
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    we have both, and exchange server. Really happy eith my thunderbolt although its probably outdated already. my droid can do more than my ipad (to me) whatever you do, get the most expensive phone there is, because you are stuck with it for 2 years, and it will be outdated in 3 months anyways

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  • Nose Nuggets
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    if you have an exchange server i would go with the iphone. i have a bunch of clients with exchange email on android devices and its not nearly as reliable.

    im sure some people here have androids with working exchange. but in my experience, the iphone works better.

    other then that its really personal preference.

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  • Synergy
    started a poll Android or iPhone?

    Android or iPhone?

    129
    Android
    0%
    90
    iPhone
    0%
    39
    My Blackberry is pretty much a boat anchor and keeps failing on me. I am staying with AT&T and my 2 yr contract is up. I can get a new phone. I need it for work e-mail, some work apps that are available on both platforms. Browsing the web, maybe a game or two. Just curious what other apps I can use, since nothing works right on my Blackberry.

    I have heard Androids are getting attacked by malware and viruses. iPhone is proprietary Apple and Android is more open source? Or do both have to be jailbroke?

    p.s. I have zero Apple products, everything is PC based. Do I have to use iTunes for the iPhone?
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