Keep my iPhone 5 or get a GS4?

[Alex trebek]

Neither, get the Nexus 4. Or the HTC One. The GS4 is good, I just think those two are better options. I know others have already said this but you probably want to go to a more neutral place than AC or iMore because of biases. My rule is, if you question your iPhone, get an Android

Sent from my HTC Rhyme

 

[Aquila]

I don't think anyone anywhere should be buying any phones until May 15th. But yes, I agree... IMO Nexus 4 > HTC One > (barely) Note 2 = Galaxy S4.

 

[anon(1733)]

I myself will be switching from a Verizon iPhone 5 to the GS4. After some time away from Android it will be nice to switch back.

 

[Raptor007]

I just sold mine and it was a month old. Waiting for AT&T to get the GS4 Pre-Orders going on Tuesday so I can pop in next week and pay my way on board. Next I will drop my home connect and move that over as well, I should see about $50+ savings a month compared to Verizon.

 

[comnut]

geez, if you are still wondering, and dunno what the stuff is about, here is a simple guide for beginners...
Choose the Right Phone | Mobile Phone Buyers Guide | CNET UK
eg...
what? you want to use it as a *phone* ???
WTH is that funny music??? I jumped out of my seat, when I heard someone talking out of my 'mini computer tablet'... :O :O

 

[boiseit#IM]

I carry them both, GS4 and iPhone 5. So far, the differences are so huge that it is nice to have both devices in use in real world settings. I see advantages to both. I would say that the main advantage to me with the iPhone 5 is that at home and work I am all Mac based so it is a more seamless experience. Coming off a GS3 on my secondary line, GS4, is so feature packed I haven't gotten through all of it yet. Once I make the line swap to use the GS4 on my main line for a while, I am sure I will have a better idea of just what it can do for me. First thing I did was shut off all of the air gestures because since I am used to touching the screen for everything, I have had issues with actual selection of items when not meant to. Probably a learning curve here.