I've been using Apple devices for over 20 years now. I owe my IT degree, my interest in technology, my geek side ... to Apple. Apple's the technological love of my life and like every good marriage I just rely on it, and, although it has ups and downs... well, it just sticks... and lasts.
I've used many mobile devices before smartphones became available. So when the iPhone came out, it was a natural choice for me. I had been battling for years to get optimal compatibility between Macs and handhelds of all brands, with mixed results. And one day, there it was... the phone "for the rest of us". It wasn't until 2008 that I got my first iPhone, though, but I have owned iPhones ever since: 3G, 4, 5S, 6 Plus and now a 6S Plus.
My professional device is a Galaxy S5, and while I can use an Android device, it remains a "strange" device to me. I just don't use it the way I use my iPhone - intuitively, easily, confidently, as an extension of my brain. It just doesn't work this way for me.
So I guess the reasons why I use iOS devices is that... I'm used to them. They just work for me. They do what I want, the way I want. The whole ecosystem thing - it works for me. I trust the device and the company which makes it.
Well, I guess I'm hooked for life.
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