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<blockquote data-quote="cwa107" data-source="post: 1608545" data-attributes="member: 24098">Another pro for iOS that Chas didn't mention...The worst applications on iOS tend to be better made than the best applications on Android.&nbsp; Because of the nature of the SDK, iOS apps don't have to play to the least common denominator and therefore tend to be of much higher quality.There are of course exceptions to that statement, but that one point was certainly one of the most striking things for me when I switched from Android to iOS.In my never-to-be-humbled-opinion, if you enjoy tinkering, poking and proding to get your machine to work the way it should, or the way you want it to, Android is for you (no question).&nbsp; If you just want it to work and integrate with your life (and you don't want to sell your soul and identity to Google), then iOS is for you.And if you're the kind of person that a stylus appeals to (sorry, &quot;S-Pen&quot;, in Engrish)... well, 1997 called and they want YOU back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cwa107, post: 1608545, member: 24098"] Another pro for iOS that Chas didn't mention... The worst applications on iOS tend to be better made than the best applications on Android. Because of the nature of the SDK, iOS apps don't have to play to the least common denominator and therefore tend to be of much higher quality. There are of course exceptions to that statement, but that one point was certainly one of the most striking things for me when I switched from Android to iOS. In my never-to-be-humbled-opinion, if you enjoy tinkering, poking and proding to get your machine to work the way it should, or the way you want it to, Android is for you (no question). If you just want it to work and integrate with your life (and you don't want to sell your soul and identity to Google), then iOS is for you. And if you're the kind of person that a stylus appeals to (sorry, "S-Pen", in Engrish)... well, 1997 called and they want YOU back. [/QUOTE]

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