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  1. Matt Matt

    It's like insulting iPhones when people complain about autocorrect. Like, every smartphone has this problem.

    Friday, 16-May-14 01:04:25 UTC from web
    1. William William

      @mrmattimation i do like the speed of my iphone but when contract is up i'll try an android next, if not only to have something different.

      Friday, 16-May-14 01:05:57 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @bruceawlmighty Being an owner of both, they really aren't much different when you get down to it. Androids are more customizable and have more apps due to their less restricted App Store, but that's about it.

        Friday, 16-May-14 01:08:33 UTC from web
        1. William William

          @mrmattimation i wonder how much i would use the more free customisation.

          Friday, 16-May-14 01:09:37 UTC from web
          1. Matt Matt

            @bruceawlmighty Worth a try, I guess. If I had it my way I'd be on a Galaxy S4 but the iPhone was free so I just have this.

            Friday, 16-May-14 01:11:07 UTC from web
            1. William William

              @mrmattimation pretty much how i obtained this current phone. Maybe a Windows Phone would be another thought, in the future.

              Friday, 16-May-14 01:12:35 UTC from web
              1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

                @bruceawlmighty Certain Windows Phones have a ridiculously good camera. That's... pretty much it. It has by far the least amount of apps though. As in it's essentially a ghost town.

                Friday, 16-May-14 01:13:34 UTC from web
              2. Matt Matt

                @bruceawlmighty Windows Phone is... Eh. I can't really say much about it. That's not a bad thing, but it's also not a good thing.

                Friday, 16-May-14 01:13:42 UTC from web
          2. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

            @bruceawlmighty depends what android phone you get. The downside of Android phones is that there's an insanely huge amount of different models that all have their own specs. If you happen to get a super old android phone, then you can't customize it and get more current apps/games. As long as you get a phone that comes with one of the more recent androids versions (kitkat or jellybean), you'll be fine.

            Friday, 16-May-14 01:11:18 UTC from web
            1. Matt Matt

              @flamingpandaomg Hell, even Gingerbread is pretty good with that stuff.

              Friday, 16-May-14 01:11:51 UTC from web
              1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

                @mrmattimation .... to an extent. I'd still recommend staying away from Gingerbread. I have a phone that was new when gingerbread came out and I can't do much with it.

                Friday, 16-May-14 01:12:35 UTC from web