iPhone vs. Android Questions

[CRIMPS]

I don't think you are asking the right questions.

First, the iPhone is one device. Android runs on many (100s) of devices. Blaming poor battery life or any other problem you are having on Android is misguided. You may want to first look at your device.

iOS vs Android is a comparison worth discussing. The iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3 is also a comparison worth discussing.

Understanding what you want out of your device and how you use it is probably much more relevant to this conversation.

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by CRIMPS

I don't think you are asking the right questions.

First, the iPhone is one device. Android runs on many (100s) of devices. Blaming poor battery life or any other problem you are having on Android is misguided. You may want to first look at your device.

iOS vs Android is a comparison worth discussing. The iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3 is also a comparison worth discussing.

Understanding what you want out of your device and how you use it is probably much more relevant to this conversation.

That is actually a good point, the HTC Desire is far behind the Samsung Galaxy S3. In fact I was watching youtube videos on the S3 the day after the iP5 was announced because I was considering going that route. After watching a few videos I realised I still do not like the droid OS but the screen on the S3 appears to be much more of my taste than the iP5. I think OS is more important than screen size however so I will prolly end up with another iPhone. Ultimatley it all comes down to OS IMO, and I believe that iPhone is better for me.

[357]

Originally Posted by CRIMPS

I don't think you are asking the right questions.

First, the iPhone is one device. Android runs on many (100s) of devices. Blaming poor battery life or any other problem you are having on Android is misguided. You may want to first look at your device.

iOS vs Android is a comparison worth discussing. The iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3 is also a comparison worth discussing.

Good points. BTW, Galaxy 3s is the fastest phone on the market right now. I have the next best thing in the LG Spectrum, although I heard one of the new Windows phones is supposed to have dual-core 2 GHz CPU with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB storage. Sick. Notice how you never heard the CPU or RAM stats of the iPhone. That's because they dont' want to publish the fact it's slower. Nor do they talk about the resolution of the screen. At least not on the old ones. My Spectrum and the Galaxy S3 have 720P screen res on a 4.5 inche screen.

[King James]

Originally Posted by CRIMPS

iOS vs Android is a comparison worth discussing. The iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3 is also a comparison worth discussing.

Understanding what you want out of your device and how you use it is probably much more relevant to this conversation.

Correct. Comparison for finding what is the best choice for an individual is worth discussing. A pissing match between supporters of each side that ends in "the other side sux" Does not add to the conversation one bit.


Back to the question by OP.

As suggested, drop box should work, syncing pictures through itunes would work, and would involve a mass drop and upload from your android device to itunes.

Here is a link to a way to sync contacts.