Hi everyone! I've had my iPhone 6+ for two weeks and it is love. I'm coming from a long line of Android phones, most recently the Galaxy S4. I originally purchased the 16gb, but quickly realized I need the 64gb.
Most of my android owning pals don't understand why I made the switch, but luckily I don't sway easily. Their main sticking point is, how can I live without all of the customization? My answer? Easily, I never used all of the features, a lot of them gimicky at best, anyway.
Take the Galaxy S4 Camera for example. There are too many modes and special features to even be useful. It was just entirely too cumbersome to be of any real benefit. Give me a simple, quality camera and I can download an app to make the photos fancy.
Widgets are another feature I never fully utilized since they bogged down the system after awhile and most were quite buggy. I don't miss them at all and prefer Apple's minimalistic take on widgets.
My Android loving friends also claim that Android has more apps. Well, I appreciate quality over quantity. From what I have found, the iPhone version of the Android apps I used are so much more functional, not to mention prettier.
I find the 6+ is a perfect match for me and I am completely satisfied with my decision to switch. As far as the Android features I had to give up to get here, how can I miss what I never used or needed anyway, lol?
Most of my android owning pals don't understand why I made the switch, but luckily I don't sway easily. Their main sticking point is, how can I live without all of the customization? My answer? Easily, I never used all of the features, a lot of them gimicky at best, anyway.
Take the Galaxy S4 Camera for example. There are too many modes and special features to even be useful. It was just entirely too cumbersome to be of any real benefit. Give me a simple, quality camera and I can download an app to make the photos fancy.
Widgets are another feature I never fully utilized since they bogged down the system after awhile and most were quite buggy. I don't miss them at all and prefer Apple's minimalistic take on widgets.
My Android loving friends also claim that Android has more apps. Well, I appreciate quality over quantity. From what I have found, the iPhone version of the Android apps I used are so much more functional, not to mention prettier.
I find the 6+ is a perfect match for me and I am completely satisfied with my decision to switch. As far as the Android features I had to give up to get here, how can I miss what I never used or needed anyway, lol?