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iOS Gravity I have to disagree with that last part. I own a PC and a couple of Android phones. It didn't make any difference for me.
I think you should read my point again in that last part...to clarify, I said one of the places where the iPhone SHINES is in it's integration with other Apple products (ecosystem)...and that a person who was not invested in said ecosystem would not get to experience said functionality. In my opinion, it is one of the big things that makes the iPhone great, so to me, a person who does not experience said functionality is, indeed, a step behind when it comes to what the device can really do.
This, of course, is not to say that iPhone users would be at a disadvantage with Windows based PC's or Android devices, just that a person who was not within the Apple ecosystem is missing out on one of the major benefits of the iPhone (and any Apple product really).