Paul Ellis1
Well-known member
Guys you are taking my comments out of context, I'm not saying all people haven't experienced many different cell phones, I'm sure many folks will come here and say I've had this platform and that platform.... But I will say most people have not experienced or used that many different mobile OS and familiarity is a key component as to why they use one brand over another. This isn't rocket science and extends to the concept of branding as a business principle. What's the argument about?
Genuinely, I think a lot of us have taken Acadia11's 1st comment out of context and not as he meant it. I did at first but when you think about it, he's pretty right for 90% of the iPhone users out there.
Bare in mind that forum members are generally a little more tech geeky than the large majority of smartphone users and have naturally dabbled with various platforms out of curiosity of because we wanted a change.
He clearly interpreted the OP's question as why he thinks people (in general) use iOS, and answers accordingly. Honestly, I've tried a few os's and just returned from a longish stint on android, but honestly, nearly everyone I know with an iPhone hasn't and stay with it cos it's comfortable. Nothing wrong with that, my wife is one of them.
Back on topic, I use it as for the time being, it's the best os for my needs
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