I went from Blackberry to IPhone about ten years ago. I bought an iPad around the same time. That’s all I’ve had, other than work laptops, for a decade. My wife’s first smartphone about ten years ago was a Samsung. She switched to iPhone about five years ago and won’t go back. I like the messaging on iPhone better when texting with other iPhones. I’ve been happy. I know what I’m getting with an IOS device and that’s worth it to me.

Had iPhone from start. Use about 30 apps. Primarily weather and stream Pandora while in my golf cart. Wife was android from beginning. Last month her 8 year old phone died and she got iPhone. She’s happy with it after a short learning curve. Luckily (for me) our CA in Sun City offers classes in iPhone use.

If you're an Apple fanboy you voted for Biden and wear a mask 24X7. Probably put beans in your chili too.

Wrong on all counts.

I'm an American. I have an iPhone. Y'all can keep your foreigner phones.

Just sarcasm. I love some of these pissing matches.

Been out on Walling Hump lately throwing those cotton candy lizards?

It's really hard to switch to an android if you've had an apple. I had a blackberry for work for a while, and it was nothing but frustration.

That said, apple continually pisses me off by phasing out and changing their accessories.

Mine is android and American thank you very much!

Where are iPhones made?

I was an Android guy for YEARS until I got my first iPhone last year. While Android is more powerful and has better cameras, Apple is more user friendly and reliable.

More apps work better with Apple which is why photos seem better online. Apple fits my lifestyle better nowadays due to the simplicity so I am likely going to stick with them. That is unless they keep NOT selling charges with their new phones to "rEdUcE wAsTe"

Voted "Best Conversationalists 2020".

I agree with Westside

I don't know what your phone is, but it's the worst thing I've ever heard in my life. I'm dead serious, there's like a five second delay and it sounds like you're underwater. I suspect you have repaired it yourself several times.

Ha, ha.

I refused to get a smart phone for years. About seven years ago, my best friend from medical school got me one for Christmas arguing that I will need it when we are forced to go to electronic medical records (he was right)

I'm still using that same phone, it is encased in the highest water proof protection encasement available--why it sounds like I'm talking from the other side of the room or on the other side of an aquarium.

my wife still uses a flip phone.