Just recently I sold off my Google (Motorola) Nexus 6 64GB & bought an iPhone 6 Plus - Gold 64GB, extremely satisfied. I love everything about this device, I don't think I'll go back to Android for a long while. I will admit that iOS bests Android in speed and the way everything seems to work seamlessly. The consistency of the OS is stellar, almost too good to be true. The only thing I really miss would have to be the openness of AOSP (Android Open Source Project). I do not miss wake locks, occasional lag, inconsistent design language, etc.
I'm going to be completely honest, I used to believe that being able to flash ROMs and customize the hell out of everything was the best thing ever. I was rooted with a custom ROM and recovery, I had xposed and a trillion modules, I spent tons of money on icon packs and things of that sort, and I thought it was just the coolest thing. I mean I was MyColorScreen and XDA level crazy, you have no idea. I'd spend hours, sometimes days working on home screen designs.
But you know what's weird? I don't miss it. Like, not even a little bit. I thought I would, but I don't. It doesn't even cross my mind. It doesn't annoy me that I can't do it. It's not even a thing that I think about anymore. A big deciding factor for me was mainly iOS apps tend to be of much higher quality than Android apps. I'm psyched to be an owner of the iPhone 6 Plus & I'm looking forward to developing iOS apps: https://accounts.google.com/Service...265800925397987/posts/3jLy1EuZXnL?gpsrc=gplp0
I'm going to be completely honest, I used to believe that being able to flash ROMs and customize the hell out of everything was the best thing ever. I was rooted with a custom ROM and recovery, I had xposed and a trillion modules, I spent tons of money on icon packs and things of that sort, and I thought it was just the coolest thing. I mean I was MyColorScreen and XDA level crazy, you have no idea. I'd spend hours, sometimes days working on home screen designs.
But you know what's weird? I don't miss it. Like, not even a little bit. I thought I would, but I don't. It doesn't even cross my mind. It doesn't annoy me that I can't do it. It's not even a thing that I think about anymore. A big deciding factor for me was mainly iOS apps tend to be of much higher quality than Android apps. I'm psyched to be an owner of the iPhone 6 Plus & I'm looking forward to developing iOS apps: https://accounts.google.com/Service...265800925397987/posts/3jLy1EuZXnL?gpsrc=gplp0