What is the basic difference between an iPad and Samsung pad?

[Will6371]

Yeah, I have never seen that much lag in something unless there was a bug or something, which has happened from time to time.

For the most part, the phones have so much muscle and memory that they run amazing, even with whatever overlay they put on top of Android. And if one is laggy, there are a ton of free launchers you can just install and it completely revamps the entire UI... animations, icons, layout, fonts, all sorts of stuff.

My soon to be daughter in law needed her phone replaced and didn't have the money, so rather than buy one for her, I gave her my Note 4 and picked up a Droid Turbo. Little smaller screen, but literally double the battery life, water repellent, and if the screen cracks, Moto will send you one free replacement under warranty, even if I drop it and cause the crack.

Motorola used to have a UI they clled Blur. Now, they are almost a straight Google Experience, with some nice features added under the hood.

Battery life is amazing... Used the phone a ton yesterday and it was at 80% when I went to bed... I mean seriously long battery life.

And the ballistic nylon and anodized buttons make this thing look pretty damned cool.

The lag in Android, is typically when you have a ton of real time data widgets all on the screen at once and updating, and by lag, it is like a fraction of a second swiping between pages or opening the app drawer or something...

We can't get the Droid Turbo over here but it looks a little utilitarian for me. I have Moto X 2014 and it is fantastic phone except for the camera. I have been using the iPhone 6 for nearly two months now and still really like it but I like all the operating systems and they all have their ups and downs.

I bought an iPad Air 2 after getting my iPhone and I find it okay but it badly needs multitasking and split screen that is coming this year.