Why is the iphone 5 a bad choice? - 1

It's too damn small

the navigation on the iphone 5 is extremely unreliable, you'll embarrass yourself when you get lost trying to get somewhere…

on my Note 2 I like to use the S pen to draw stuff on pictures & then send it as a text, can your iphone or s3 do that… I didn't think so

this will explain it all.

Better than no phone

For one, it's like freaking $200. You can get an Android for a fraction of that.

You can get something better for much less and be more reliable.apple maps may end up killing someone someday.

best alternative out there right now is a Galaxy Nexus or Galaxy S3.

It's alright I guess, consumerism

Their might be better phones out there, but I just like the way the iPhone works. I don't like the user-unfriendly format that the Android or HTC phones have.

Milk was a bad choice.

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