Android Phones - Stuck in the Past

[danibbler]

That wasn't my point.

I run iOS on an iPad and OSX on a system I configured and I have no reason to complain.

 

[Powershot]

That wasn't my point.

I'll be harsh on Apple or Google whenever I want to be, and I could care less what you think.

 

[danibbler]

Good, no more nonsensical replies from you.

I'll be harsh on Apple or Google whenever I want to be, and I could care less what you think.

 

[Powershot]

Apple phones are easier to support long term by Apple because the hardware and OS has progressed so little the last 4 years, it's really easy for them to keep their software updated.

 

[danibbler]

This was what I meant by nonsensical.

Apple phones are easier to support long term by Apple because the hardware and OS has progressed so little the last 4 years, it's really easy for them to keep their software updated.

 

[Powershot]

This was what I meant by nonsensical.

Coming from you that's a compliment

 

[onthebottom]

Apple phones are easier to support long term by Apple because the hardware and OS has progressed so little the last 4 years, it's really easy for them to keep their software updated.

That's just stupid... really.

Apple has three different devices (iPod touch (3 models), iPhone (3 models) and iPad (2 models)) all running the same OS... Google can't get one group of devices (phones) to upgrade smoothly.....

Almost 2 months old but you get the idea:

OTB

 

[WoodPeckr]

Originally Posted by The Fruity Hare

The reality is that in the September quarter, Android devices outsold iPhone by nearly 2:1 around the world. Earlier on Friday, research firm comScore reported numbers for November that show in the U.S., Google had 46.9% of the smartphone market compared to Apple’s 28.7% during the month of November.

Don't facts get in the way of your delusions....:eyebrows: