Vote for the S5

[Umass021]

Apple iPhone 6 vs Samsung Galaxy S5: vote for the better smartphone

 

[oditius]

I don't like to compare phones, I go by the OS and apps. I don't like ios, so it's either android or Windows. But my checking app is on android and not windows, so android takes it for now. If it was comparing the S5 to nexus or something, I might pay more attention. I don't care if the iPhone is better or not, I don't want the OS.

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[In Flames]

^^^ this exactly. Who cares about which is better, I know you would have to pry my s5 out of my cold dead hands to make me move to an iPhone 6.

 

[oditius]

^^^ this exactly. Who cares about which is better, I know you would have to pry my s5 out of my cold dead hands to make me move to an iPhone 6.

****, take it from cold dead hands and I will haunt you till you return it and take away the icrap.

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[AZgl1500]

I don't like to compare phones, I go by the OS and apps. I don't like ios, so it's either android or Windows. But my checking app is on android and not windows, so android takes it for now. If it was comparing the S5 to nexus or something, I might pay more attention. I don't care if the iPhone is better or not, I don't want the OS.

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Precisely, I will not ever have a 'i' anything phone. I don't like Apple period. Not since they tried to rape my wallet back in 1988 when I needed to buy a memory card for my Apple II.

Holy Cow!!! they wanted more for the memory card than I paid for the computer.

That sealed the deal, I put an add in the paper and sold off:
3 Apple II+
2 Apple IIgs
1 Apple Mac512

took the money and ran to buy me an x286 box and never looked back. $35 for an upgrade RAM card for that xbox fits my wallet a lot better in those days.

I used to do hexidecimal/binary coding on the 6802/6852 microprocessor, wrote bulletin boards and sold the software to the University of New Mexico for their first Bulletin board....

sigh, days of old.... now I just play with Android