Anyone regret from changing iphone 4 to samsung note 2?

I had been using Iphone 4 for like 1 year plus and so I changed to samsung note 2 because I feel that android phone can customize etc… But after like 2 weeks of using… I regretted… Although the difference between iphone 4 and note 2 is big but I miss some of iphone's functions and now ios 7 is out >< I miss the iphone's Imessage, emoticons(not on on whatsapp), itunes syncing and I also felt that the note 2 used up 4g data very fast but well the note 2 is awesome too… Does anyone feel the same?

I've had the note 2 and before that I've owned 6 android phones. I've switched to the iphone 5 and I absolutely love it! I personally feel like I've experienced less glitch and random phone restarts in the iphone than the androids. Yes the screen is bigger and nicer, but in the end it's more of a preference in os (operating system). If you like iOS better, I would stick with it. I highly doubt you'll miss the giant screen by much. Data wise I have no idea. I still run unlimited with verizon so I don't pay attention to it. Hope you make a wise decision!

This is a highly subjective issue and is based on personal preference. You are currently still inclined towards iOS as you used it for a year and have just begun using Android. With time you might begin to enjoy the Android OS more as you discover more features.

Personally I feel that the Android operating system is superior in many ways to the iOS. You can set up a very useful sync on Android to using your Google account that backs up your applications, wi-fi passwords and other settings. This is useful when you reformat your phone or change to a new one as it will re-download your applications once you sign in to your Google account. There are also many things that are a lot more straightforward such as setting a new ringtone. You can simply select a song on your phone and set it as a ringtone and even download free applications that allow you to trim your songs to create ringtones- all from your phone. I'll include an article with a list of Android features you might find interesting and useful.

With all that said, if you still feel uncomfortable with Android after a period of time you should just go back to what you're comfortable with. The user experience is subjective to each individual and you should go with what you enjoy more.