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  • DavidR310
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    Originally posted by akoba
    By choosing a easy to use phone is not a dummy. But Commenting those such is the real dummy. And also an idiot. Choosing an iphone is a personal preference.

    And correction about your wiretapping securities. http://kryptoscom.com/
    Sorry Akoba, when I put the term "for dummies" in quotes, I was refering more to the series of self help books



    and in no way was referring to the intellectual level of an iphone owner.

    Another plus is rooting of the android phones.

    Another plus for the iphone is that they are very sexy.

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  • NSR500
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    Android

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  • akoba
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    Originally posted by DavidR310
    Android phones are not "for dummies" Like the other posts said, they can get much more technical although they offer much user adjustment and allow for more control over security. By offering secure phone line connections( Redphone) that do not lend themselves to wiretaps and security wipes of the phone.

    iphones, controlled by apple can not do this.
    By choosing a easy to use phone is not a dummy. But Commenting those such is the real dummy. And also an idiot. Choosing an iphone is a personal preference.

    And correction about your wiretapping securities. http://kryptoscom.com/

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  • glockman19
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    I'd Get the new i-phone.

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  • DavidR310
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    Android phones are not "for dummies" Like the other posts said, they can get much more technical although they offer much user adjustment and allow for more control over security. By offering secure phone line connections( Redphone) that do not lend themselves to wiretaps and security wipes of the phone.

    iphones, controlled by apple can not do this.

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  • triggs75
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    Iphone. The simplicity of the software is just ridiculous. I have friends with Droids and trying to set things up on their phone compared to the iphone is just silly.

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  • jonc
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    The eye

    Iphone

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  • akoba
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    I use iPhone 4 ($200) unlocked with gevey sim. And with a $40 unlimited talk, text and date on Simple mobile. Just sharing .

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  • den888
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    Android (ex-Blackberry user)

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  • ljgrasso
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    +1 for iPhone

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  • dirtykoala
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    Androids are great if you're the type of person that enjoys having your phone freeze a lot.
    If you're one of those people that likes things that work, go with an iPhone.

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  • Joe
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    No contract Lg optimus V on virgin mobile. $45 a month for unlimited data, text, and 1200 minutes. Best cell phone decision I've ever made. I couldn't be happier with the phone and service. Target will have the phone for $49 on black friday. The phone couldn't be easier to use and runs great. If you think android is hard to use I'm surprised you're able to butter your own toast.

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  • kemikalembalance
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    Iphone. so much easier to use.

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  • soul
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    Check out Windows Phone, the Samsung Focus S, better than both in terms of UI and productivity. Top notch exchange and office integration, try it and ignore the sales guys.they have different motivation

    Sent from my Windows Phone 7.5

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  • Montu
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    just had to add this

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