I bought my note 3 privately and I'm on a $40/ month plan before taxes. I personally couldn't justify that much a month for an iPhone.
But apparently you can for a Note 3. What's the difference?
Like I said, $40/month vs $80-90/ month, over a 2yr contract. U do the math
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Japan belongs to Apple: iPhone claims top 10 spots in total smartphone sales in November
Never said that they didn't. It was funny when the gold iPhone came out, and Samesung rushed a gold Galaxy to market.
Like I said, $40/month vs $80-90/ month, over a 2yr contract. U do the math
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Order these companies by how many phones they sell: Samsung, Apple, Nokia, Motorola, LG, Sony, HTC, ZTE, Huawei.
Apple wants to be a premium brand. There's is nothing wrong with that. That doesn't make their products better. That doesn't mean it's competitors suck. Look at the automotive industry. There's a place for BMW and Mercedes among Toyota and GM. Volume doesn't mean the product is better. Volume also doesn't mean the product is worse.
It's all just different philosophies. Apple is more hardware than services. Google is using the open Android platform and the Google Play Store to get people to use Google services. Room for both. Not a zero sum game. They all want to lock you in. But if you guys want to argue about winning and losing by comparing sales and marketshare, go right ahead.
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I don't hate Apple at all , I have so many friends who own an iPhone but majority of the Apple users in Internet are elitists
I can't really understand what these Apple users believe they could possibly have to be elitist about..
Apple does a marvelous job of stroking their users' ego and vanity. They project their products as the end all, be all... and everyone else is sub standard. From the very top, they get insulted at the mere thought that someone else has a better product.
And they are very persuasive. So combine that with a closed system, you end up with a user base that has collective blinders on.
Hubris is very dangerous.
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Apple does a marvelous job of stroking their users' ego and vanity. They project their products as the end all, be all... and everyone else is sub standard. From the very top, they get insulted at the mere thought that someone else has a better product.
And they are very persuasive. So combine that with a closed system, you end up with a user base that has collective blinders on.
Hubris is very dangerous.
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Of course ecosystem is also a consideration. Compare Android phone + Chromebook + Chromecast to iPhone + Macbook Air + Apple TV and you find a laughable difference.
My general experience online has told me the exact opposite thing. I go to websites like cnet and Engadget to read apple-related articles, and before I know it, I already see tons of pro-android, anti-apple comments. And they aren't even constructive criticism aimed at fostering discussion, they are just rude jibes and mindless trolling intent in making the environment that much more acerbic and hostile.
I am sure there are some bad eggs amongst we apple product users, but I daresay that android users are no angels themselves either, if we really want to start counting the sins of both camps.
I'm not a big Apple fan, but don't you think that Android dominates because it's actually pretty cheaper than iPhones? I'm not speaking about the high-end devices. But you definitely can buy two decent Android devices instead of just one iPhone.