Interesting CNet article, compares iPhone vs DNA (Android)

[8100User]

I found this article interesting, although I've felt, personally, that Android devices have been passing iPhones by for quite some time.

Thought those of you on these boards, who may not have seen this article, may find it interesting....

Android challenges the iPhone in every category | Apple - CNET News

 

[nDroid3]

Good article...being that I'm one of those who made the switch to android from apple, I can certainly relate. I'm not an apple hater, I like their products but right now I'm very happy with my Google ecosystem...DNA, Nexus 7 and 10. Plus, all three of my devices cost just about as much as one 64gb Ipad.

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[goutgrec]

Interesting. My choices came down to these two. I chose the DNA for exactly the reasons the author states.

 

[Bond32]

Good read, thanks for sharing.

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[anon(924308)]

I concur--iOS is safer, less chance for some clueless user to totally overload their device. My 15-year-old sister and her equally tech-illiterate friends love their iPhones (well, they love them in the way they love their Uggs). My extended family uses iOS for the aesthetics of their devices, and the wide availability of accessories (that's one thing we Android users will never enjoy, even with an SIII).

Though, I convinced my 50yo mom to get a Note 2, because her eyesight isn't great (she could really use that nice big screen) and that S-Pen would come in handy. And with widgets that just make sense (e.g. gmail and calendar on one homescreen), it has the potential to be a million times more efficient for her needs.