ladyblaster5
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Okay before you guys get into troll/aggressive mode, please realize this is a legitimate post.
I'm on AT&T right now, I have an iPhone 3gs jail-broken. My whole family is on Verizon, so it'd make sense for me to be on Verizon likewise.
Though, no one I know with an Android can have a serious conversation with me about it. They just get all mad saying I'm a 'blind apple fanboy' while I have used actual linux distros long before Android was even out, and they have no *nix or linux knowledge.
I want to know is there anything you can really do that an iPhone cannot.
Before telling me, you obviously root, and use custom roms, so from that standpoint, think of the jail-broken advantage too.
I can use Flash, so please don't use that as a perk.
I can tether, so don't use that as a perk.
I can multi-task (No, not the Apple multi-task, I'm not on iOS4)
I can get free apps, too, actually any app for free
So far the only thing I've came across that Androids have a perk of is their over-clocking, iPhone cannot do that.
I absolutely love the Navigation on the Android with the new Google Maps w/ turn-by-turn navigation, that is a plus
I want to switch over mainly because it'll be cheaper, but with Verizon's tiered data plans (I signed a contract on AT&T before that happened, so I still have unlimited data) I'm not sure it's worth if theres no significant perks.
So please don't troll me, or bash, or just say 'lolz it's from Google so it's immediately better applefanboy', I'd like real answers, and real perks, better if you were using iPhone and went to Android.
My questions:
My iPhone is my music device, so I would need something to play my music, so how is the the system with music?
My iPhone hooks up to my Head unit in my car, via usb, I don't have an AUX input.
My iPhone works in linux, syncing with music, photos, ssh, etc.
I'm on AT&T right now, I have an iPhone 3gs jail-broken. My whole family is on Verizon, so it'd make sense for me to be on Verizon likewise.
Though, no one I know with an Android can have a serious conversation with me about it. They just get all mad saying I'm a 'blind apple fanboy' while I have used actual linux distros long before Android was even out, and they have no *nix or linux knowledge.
I want to know is there anything you can really do that an iPhone cannot.
Before telling me, you obviously root, and use custom roms, so from that standpoint, think of the jail-broken advantage too.
I can use Flash, so please don't use that as a perk.
I can tether, so don't use that as a perk.
I can multi-task (No, not the Apple multi-task, I'm not on iOS4)
I can get free apps, too, actually any app for free
So far the only thing I've came across that Androids have a perk of is their over-clocking, iPhone cannot do that.
I absolutely love the Navigation on the Android with the new Google Maps w/ turn-by-turn navigation, that is a plus
I want to switch over mainly because it'll be cheaper, but with Verizon's tiered data plans (I signed a contract on AT&T before that happened, so I still have unlimited data) I'm not sure it's worth if theres no significant perks.
So please don't troll me, or bash, or just say 'lolz it's from Google so it's immediately better applefanboy', I'd like real answers, and real perks, better if you were using iPhone and went to Android.
My questions:
My iPhone is my music device, so I would need something to play my music, so how is the the system with music?
My iPhone hooks up to my Head unit in my car, via usb, I don't have an AUX input.
My iPhone works in linux, syncing with music, photos, ssh, etc.