10 Reason why Android is better than iOS vice versa.

I only use iTunes to drag and drop music and videos to the iPhone, and do the occasional full update.

Seems fine for my use, I'm not a heavy user, but it certainly doesn't slow my laptop down though...

:crylaugh: Biggest reason or at least one of the main reasons with an iPhone that i absolutely hate big time.. **** me, that is so kark!
 
Or maybe a Google Cards View ;)
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My lockscreen is stock, what you using to customize the notifications list? And does it drain battery?
 
It's called Floatify.

I've only had it installed since last night so can't comment on battery, will let Iceman answer that.
 
My lockscreen is stock, what you using to customize the notifications list? And does it drain battery?
Floatify... No issue personally on battery drain, but it also depends how many apps you set to receive notifications. So it could vary from person to person.
 
Floatify... No issue personally on battery drain, but it also depends how many apps you set to receive notifications. So it could vary from person to person.

All of them!! :crylaugh:

Looks nice though! Giving it a crack...
 
Does iOS have the MyBroadband Speed Test App?

No?

Android wins!
 
On iOS you never have any problem finding covers or screen protectors for your phone. Almost any store that stock covers have something for you.

Android..... Good luck.
 
I don't find it any different to using Windows Explorer to drag and drop to Android...

You have to sync it if you're using the built-in app. If you want to just quickly get a song when you're at a friend's house and he has iTunes, his library syncs with yours/yours with his.
Did they finally fix it?
 
You have to sync it if you're using the built-in app. If you want to just quickly get a song when you're at a friend's house and he has iTunes, his library syncs with yours/yours with his.
Did they finally fix it?
It's still the same
 
You have to sync it if you're using the built-in app. If you want to just quickly get a song when you're at a friend's house and he has iTunes, his library syncs with yours/yours with his.
Did they finally fix it?

I don't normally bother to sync before putting music on my phone (it's set to manually manage music and also is set to back up to iCloud), and I wouldn't connect either of my phones to some random pc that isn't mine...
 
I don't normally bother to sync before putting music on my phone (it's set to manually manage music and also is set to back up to iCloud), and I wouldn't connect either of my phones to some random pc that isn't mine...
You iPhone users are so weak. We Android users plug in anywhere, that's why we get viruses. Risk takers Dave :D
 
You iPhone users are so weak. We Android users plug in anywhere, that's why we get viruses. Risk takers Dave :D

That's why I said either phone, not even my Android phone gets poked with a strange plug in :p

Probably even more so, considering the additional risks...
 
You iPhone users are so weak. We Android users plug in anywhere, that's why we get viruses. Risk takers Dave :D

Erm, I do not. I just have more than one PC in my house, am able to transfer/get files over WiFi.
 
In all my years, I only saw 1 virus on an Android phone and that was when I copied pirated software for someone.

Was that Wsometing\Keygen one.....

Funny enough my Linux PC did not complain about it :D
 
An Android phone actually has a headphone jack. Noticing too many iPhone owners getting caught without one. So sorry they can't listen to music because the wireless headphone's battery is flat and the only backup is wired.
 
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