QUOTE(c010 @ Nov 8 2012, 01:06 PM)
people out there keep saying how smooth iOS is, but frankly speaking, i dont think that's 100% true. try not to kill the apps and leave it there and see how smooth is your iOS? if you are just a simple/normal user that wants to enjoy simplicity, dont care about the restrictions of iOS, by all means go ahead.
android has evolved so fast that it enabled features that you never imagine, despite the micro lag (it eventually will be overcomed, perhaps Jellybean 4.1.2?), it is definitely something that iOS user should try and open their eyes instead of sticking to the same old boring and restricted interface.
i was a iOS user that "converted" to android and i really appreciate the effort put into the OS that allows me to do things that is impossible during my days of iOS such as file transfer to another android phone (dont tell me you dont need this feature, it will be another lame excuse like what i used last time), no longer needing to convert movies and MP3s and etc.
end of the day, you never try, you never know the potential of android!
a really good short review.... this show tht how not biased u r ... and how's ur perception towards the phone's world...
definitely ios and android have their pros and cons....nothing is perfect...
android allow freedom on customization, widgets and more while an unjailbreak phone don't..
since jail break on ios can do so, it prove that apple can as well but why they don't....
there must be a reason and things happen for a reason.....
as few replies on this thread stated before... 'no harm trying on new os.... cause at least u know..'
no point arguing each other " android are better than ios or ios are better than android" <--- never end arguments....
however both are the so far the greatest phone yet...... IMO