Hi there! I've been a die hard android user for a couple of years now. I've had a bunch of different models, the most recently being my new Galaxy Nexus. For some reason lately, I've been thinking of getting an iPhone 4s, either that, or i will go back to my Incredible 2. I have a iPad 2, a MacBook pro and an iPod touch, and I love them all..... I just have a couple of reservations, maybe folks can help me overcome.
The first, and biggest, is screen size. When I look at my iPod touch, the screen is so tiny... I feel like I need reading glasses just to see the icons properly. However, I am not a gamer, and I don't watch a bunch of movies on my phone, I primarily need calendar, email, messaging, and a good camera (which sadly my gnex just does not have). How do you all feel about the screen size??
Next is that I am a google user. I have a ton of google contacts, and calendars. How's the integration? I have all of my calendars on my iPad, but I've never had to depend on the iPad the way I depend on my phone. I love that I add an appointment to my google calendar on the fly, and it's there on my google calendar when I'm back at my desk, or wherever.
Any words of advice? One compelling thought is that if I get an iPhone, even if I decide it's not for me, I'm sure I can sell it for much of its value after a few months. Most android phones are expensive close to release, but lose value like crazy within just a few months.
The first, and biggest, is screen size. When I look at my iPod touch, the screen is so tiny... I feel like I need reading glasses just to see the icons properly. However, I am not a gamer, and I don't watch a bunch of movies on my phone, I primarily need calendar, email, messaging, and a good camera (which sadly my gnex just does not have). How do you all feel about the screen size??
Next is that I am a google user. I have a ton of google contacts, and calendars. How's the integration? I have all of my calendars on my iPad, but I've never had to depend on the iPad the way I depend on my phone. I love that I add an appointment to my google calendar on the fly, and it's there on my google calendar when I'm back at my desk, or wherever.
Any words of advice? One compelling thought is that if I get an iPhone, even if I decide it's not for me, I'm sure I can sell it for much of its value after a few months. Most android phones are expensive close to release, but lose value like crazy within just a few months.