Moving to Android?

[poisonivy66]

Android phones don't really need to be connected to computers; for the most part, everything is done cloud based. There's no iTunes so to say.
I've been on Android for 3 years, and have plugged my phone in maybe 5 times.
That being said, when you plug in an Android phone, it becomes a flash storage device, so it should work with any computer or os. It operates just as if you plugged in a USB flash drive.
To me, the main real world differences between the HTC One and the S4 are this:
If you want a removable battery and expandable memory via microsd, go S4.
Otherwise, go HTC One.
Everything else to me is the same, or so close that it doesn't make much of a difference.

Thank you for that

 

[poisonivy66]

Hi everyone, well i did it, my iphone 5 has gone and i decided in the end on the HTC one, the 32GB memory and great build quality swung it for me, I'm just waiting for my network to send me a new sim card now, i'll sit and explore it later.....thanks to you all who helped me decide, I'm sure i'm going to have lots of questions

 

[SeanJamesWright]

Nice choice mate. Enjoy your new HTC One its a superb device!

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[poisonivy66]

Nice choice mate. Enjoy your new HTC One its a superb device!

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Thank you, I'm sure i made the right choice in the end, i wonder now how i put up with the restrictions on iphone, all this time.

 

[coolqf]

The next step is finding the comparative iPhone apps for Android. Because it's a different OS some things are just planned differently. I went from android to iPhone and then a year later back to Android. I thought iOS was a great OS, but just not for me.

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[poisonivy66]

Right now i am finding that i cant transfer my music in iTunes from my mac, its really annoying.

 

[Crisdean]

It seems Moto X isn't available in the UK and on reflection the other two Moto's might be a little too old soooo... I am between two now HTC one and Samsung Galaxy s4, i can't decide so any help here would be great

Best bet is to try them for yourself and see what device you like more. Both devices are good in their own way. Nobody can tell you what you would like. The HTC has blink feed the galaxy has a nice display and touch wiz with air gestures. Try them for yourself has to be the best answer. What you like can be different from what I like.

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[josuerios777]

Right now i am finding that i cant transfer my music in iTunes from my mac, its really annoying.

Search "iTunes sync" on the play store. Try some of the best rated apps for that you see and let me know how it goes. Wish I could recommend a specific one but I haven't tried yet lol

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[anon4276835]

Right now i am finding that i cant transfer my music in iTunes from my mac, its really annoying.

Android.com

Try this.

 

[poisonivy66]

Android.com

Try this.

Thank you,i tried that and it didn't work, any more suggestions will be welcome.

 

[anon4276835]

Thank you,i tried that and it didn't work, any more suggestions will be welcome.

I found this on YouTube using another programme:

Transfering Music from a macbook pro to a samsung galaxy s3 - YouTube

 

[poisonivy66]

I found this on YouTube using another programme:

Transfering Music from a macbook pro to a samsung galaxy s3 - YouTube

Thank you for that, problem is it doesn't go to iTunes music, really a shame as its nice.