IPhone vs. Android?

[Chris Stormshot]

Originally Posted by Maximvs

With either choice - best to look at coverage areas as well (IPhones are nice - but have less 3G - Verizon seems to have more coverage but I haven't seen an Android yet).

In the end - its still gotta work (being nice doesn't cover everything )

True, but it does kinda cover the Company's revenue. People mostly go to the one that's nicer.
I would say the iPhone is best, but I haven't tried the Android yet.
But I'm sure I'd stick with the iPhone. Then again...
I'm an Apple supporter, what do you expect. =P
CS~

[Dr. Zeppers]

Originally Posted by Chris Stormshot

People mostly go to the one that's nicer.

Not true, does noone any good to have a phone that doesnt get service. Coverage is in comparison about 3000% more important than 'nice'.

Having traveled around the US, and been to places that are often 'not covered', I know the frustration. Matter of fact, my Apple friend couldnt get his scores off his iphone the other day.. down town.

Im not knocking the iphone, dont have one, seen them, they look real cool, and appear to do alot of neat stuff, but had to contradict the thought that people go for whats 'nice' before 'coverage', most people with experience with cell phone companies etc, know coverage is everything, 'nice' is just icing on the cake. A cellphone becomes a paper weight when it gets no service.

Personally I would recommend researching coverage maps, and make sure you have the option of returning the equipment and getting your money back for 30 days or so. That way if you have issues, you have options to resolve them.


I had AT&T.... had to switch to Verizon.... why? Coverage issues (dropped calls).
And I live in a HIGHLY populated, very state of the art tech wise part of the US, they disguise cell towers as trees around here.. they are all over.

[Chris Stormshot]

Originally Posted by Dr. Zeppers

Not true, does noone any good to have a phone that doesnt get service. Coverage is in comparison about 3000% more important than 'nice'.

Having traveled around the US, and been to places that are often 'not covered', I know the frustration. Matter of fact, my Apple friend couldnt get his scores off his iphone the other day.. down town.

Im not knocking the iphone, dont have one, seen them, they look real cool, and appear to do alot of neat stuff, but had to contradict the thought that people go for whats 'nice' before 'coverage', most people with experience with cell phone companies etc, know coverage is everything, 'nice' is just icing on the cake. A cellphone becomes a paper weight when it gets no service.

Personally I would recommend researching coverage maps, and make sure you have the option of returning the equipment and getting your money back for 30 days or so. That way if you have issues, you have options to resolve them.


I had AT&T.... had to switch to Verizon.... why? Coverage issues (dropped calls).
And I live in a HIGHLY populated, very state of the art tech wise part of the US, they disguise cell towers as trees around here.. they are all over.

Yeah, AT&T isn't exactly the best service...
I've been personally corrected! XD
(But I'm still an Apple fan.)
CS~