jkhonea
Super Moderator
It's mainly the part about assuming all iPhone users choose it because it's "not simple" and the implication that evolves from that which I don't care for. The implication is that the iPhone is basically for people that aren't technically savvy and are dummies. It's also a rather elitist attitude. That is the main issue I have with remarks like that. It's almost as if people think because they have a Droid they are automatically smarter in regards to technology. That simply isn't the case.
Each phone has their flaws. In my opinion, a rooted Android is on par and better than an iPhone but out of the box to out of the box, there tend to be more "issues" with stock Droids than stock iPhones. A rooted Android is a great device, especially once you get the garbage that Verizon and other carriers forced on us skimmed off and let the true Android OS shine.
Item for item, I by no means consider one better than they other. Both have benefits. both have drawbacks. It comes down to personal preference and hasn't gotten a thing to do with the intelligence of the users.
Each phone has their flaws. In my opinion, a rooted Android is on par and better than an iPhone but out of the box to out of the box, there tend to be more "issues" with stock Droids than stock iPhones. A rooted Android is a great device, especially once you get the garbage that Verizon and other carriers forced on us skimmed off and let the true Android OS shine.
Item for item, I by no means consider one better than they other. Both have benefits. both have drawbacks. It comes down to personal preference and hasn't gotten a thing to do with the intelligence of the users.