Is the iphone really better than android?

I've always had an android but everyone who has an iphone says it's better than Android. If you had both which is better to you?

I tried iPhone once, it sucks you'll get bored of it you can't do anything on it. Android is way better

It's like I deliberately spend more money but when I come across the fact the same standard of mobility can be brought in for a bit cheaper amount, then instead of regretting, I just keep propagating that mine is better than yours.

No point in this actually. Look at the variety Apple offers. No variety. Types of devices can be counted on fingertips. Do we all wear same types of cloths? Do male and female wear same kind of cloths? Do we have same kind of face? If we don't have same things and don't do same things, why there should be a single iPhone?

Okay, you would say iPhone is an ornament-type device. Then my question is -- do we put on same type or make of ornament? No we don't and we did or will never. Then why same type of smartphone mobility.

With iOS powered device, you feel restricted. But do you think it is justice that after spending $00-400, you just can't easily add songs to the device by connecting to any PC.

It really depends on your Eco system.

I have a Macbook Pro, AppleTV, iPas and iPhone4 and 5S. So it would make no sense for me to buy an Android as I won't benefit from the eco system I bought in.

I personally like Apple because it works. Everything is seamless. BUT, the 5 series have **** battery life. That's one serious con. Another con is that Apple products are expensive, but they offer a beautiful build and amazing aftermarket accessories for years to come.

So if you're looking to eventually buy more Apple products, then I recommend going to the iPhone. If you're looking to keep your phone for many years, again the iPhone is the way to go. Also resale on the iPhone is higher than other device due to the demand, another bonus when you wanna trade it in.

If you go Android, I really like the Nexus5. It's not expensive and to me, it's the iPhone of Androids.

IPhone is all about simplicity and high grade build quality. Android is all about freedom and customization. They're both nice platforms, but i'm an iPhone user because most of my friends have them, so I can iMessage them for free when on Wi-Fi. And i'm not much of a tech person either. In the end, it's all about personal preference.

I have used both, and I can honestky say, that iPhone is better, but of course both have downsides. Both are really good.

Its a matter of opinion. To me the iPhone/iOS is the better platform.

The biggest difference is the operating system. It's not magic, the OS is a program that enables programs to run. So in terms of their capabilities there's absolutely nothing in it. Personally I prefer Android, but mostly because its a more open system and I detest Apple's control freakery!