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I have a Samsung S4 and iPhone 5,i use twin simcard from my Swedich operator. Love both my phones but in different ways. I sync contacts, calender and task with Outlook exchange. I haven't bought so many apps on IOS but I don't mind supporting both ecosystem.
For me it's a positive thing using both system in my work. I work a lot with phone support and earlier a just had an Android, that made it difficult when I got IOS questions.
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I use a Black iPhone 5s for my phone and a Nexus 7 for my Tablet. Perfect combo IMO. Lots of people talk about ecosystems but it means nothing to me. I don't want a larger version of my phone(ipad) or a smaller version of my Tablet(android phone).
My phone is the Simple,Handsome,Solid Workhorse which I use the most. Things like Music Streaming(to car or Headphones) Calls(both personal and Work-Forwarded), Text, Emails, Camera, Video calls, Amazon Buying Device(lol) Forum Posting.
The Tablet to me is more about being a little more laid back. Widgets, Live Wallpapers etc things I want to use but wouldn't want draining my Phones battery. I mostly use it while in bed winding down at the end of the night. It handles things like Web Article Reading, E-Books, YouTube, Games, Music Streaming, some Netflix, Amazon Purchases as well, and apps that are better on larger devices like Learning Piano.
It's the perfect combo for me and I don't see anytime in the future I'd change even if the Mini got a nicer screen. I like the diversity.
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I'm excited for the just announced nexus 7. Specs look pretty good. And I would love to have a 1080p screen on a 7 inch tablet. I don't know if I'm going to sell my mini to help pay for it, though. That might be premature.
I have my iPhone a HTC Wildfire S and a HTC EVO 4G. I use a Nook Color running cyanogenmod as a tablet. Then there is the computers running various flavors of windows. For mobile I still prefer iOS and one day I will be able to afford an iPad. I think it's good to try them all to see what you like. I like iOS.
I have the following : iPhone4s, iPad mini, Samsung galaxy Sii (work phone) and a Galaxy Note 10.1.
I seriously hate my Sii, love my 4s and love my iPad mini and my Note 10.1
The problem I keep having and what I keep going back and forth on between android and ios is what is going to suit my needs better.
On one hand, with android, I like the customizability, the connective ness all the apps have with one another, and I just think google is doing more stuff that excites me than apple is doing right now. Stuff like chrome cast, google now, maps, voice search, and etc.
However, with ios I like the quality of the app experience, the "it just works" aspect of ir, and the fact I dot feel like I need to baby it like I do my android.
For my phone use, I think android is serving me better because of the reasons I listed. But I dont know if that means I'm going to enjoy the nexus 7 and android on tablets just as much. Main worry I have is wether I'm going to enjoy the apps on android for tablets as much as I do android apps on my phone.
Really, I suppose 269 dollars isn't a unreasonable amount of money to eeriness, but I'd then feel weird about owning a Ipad 4, ipad mini, AND a nexus 7.
I use everything but android. Yuck.
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This just made me lol. :rotfl:
I had a Galaxy Nexus for a year, and I have no desire to repeat that experience.
It was a great phone in a lot of ways, but the iPhone is so much better for me all around. Better look and feel, better quality, better apps. Better experience (for me).
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I have an iphone 5 & a galaxy nexus, but as far as tablets are concerned I'm all ipad.
I have an galaxy s3 and a iPod touch. I hat touch wiz but android has allot of cool things I use. It has some good apps like falcon pro for twitter but I still prefer tweetbot mostly and twitterific . Games tend to run decent on the s3 but not great , even in its relatively powerful period in the summer of 2012. That's just seeing gaming videos though. I'm side tracked. Just saying the main reason I use iOS more is the apps which is getting better for android.
I have an iPad mini and an iPod touch 5th gen and a Samsung galaxy note and samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1. Android is a good OS but its so unstable and buggy I've had nothing but trouble with my devices. My iOS devices have always worked flawlessly.
I've always owned Android devices (flagships), and recently moved to iPhone 4S and now 5. I still own a Nexus 7 which I like.. But as far as phone goes, I'll stick with apple for a while. I just love how it always works smooth, no lag, great apps.
I have an iPhone 4S and a Nexus 7 - I like having the best of both worlds. I haven't invested much in purchased music, videos, and apps so I'm not tied to any ecosystem. I originally got this tablet mainly for reading, but this is a great multimedia player too. It may lack in tablet specified apps that iPads have, but when it comes to value and a great tablet experience the Nexus 7 wins. I'm looking at upgrading to the new Nexus 7 and next iphone. Both make a great combo.
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I have an iPhone 4S, a playbook,blackberry 9900 and a nexus7. I'm pretty loaded with technology right now. Lol
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I use Apple for the iPhone 5, the iPad Mini. I also use a Blackberry Q10. I won't go near Android.
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What do you mean "yuck"
iPad 4,Nexus 4,iPhone 5.
I think it is ok to have various devices, I personally have iPhone 4S for my work and Samsung Galaxy for my another sim card for my personal use.
I use the mini as an ereader lol perfect size!
I'm still really going back and forth on wether to pick up the new nexus 7. Honestly, I'm ki da feeli g like I just want to go back to a iPhone from my nexus 4 because I don't want to stress about micromanaging my android phone.
It's ki dog funny. On days I listen to a android podcast, I think "yeah, androids pretty awesome" then when I listen to imore a podcast or macbreak weekly, I go the exact opposite and think " Damn! I should have stuck with my iPhone"!
It's quite frustrating that I'm so easily swayed :(
IM JUST LIKE YOU!!!
Are we bi-polar?
How about bi-user? That sounds a bit like me. :D
I read a review on the iPhone 5 and want it. Then I see an Android review and then i think I'm happy.