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[BazzDropperz]

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Edited by BazzDropperz, 14 July 2014 - 01:34 AM.

[Soul]

App Store has better games than Android Market beause it's been around long.

[Daniel]

Lets not turn this place into 4chan now.
Remember that we all have our opinions.
At the moment a lot of android phones have really good hardware.
iPhones are simple and pretty along with having.with good hardware.
They both also have interesting features.
Not sure about next gen though.
All I know about the both of them really.

[Xiombarg]

Lets not turn this place into 4chan now.
Remember that we all have our opinions.
At the moment a lot of android phones have really good hardware.
iPhones are simple and pretty along with having.with good hardware.
They both also have interesting features.
Not sure about next gen though.
All I know about the both of them really.

The discussion has been pretty civil, so the first 2 statements weren't really needed.

[Daniel]

The discussion has been pretty civil, so the first 2 statements weren't really needed.

Ok, just thought the conversation was going in that direction.

[Lord Pickleton]

The editor was being all weird if you are reading this. This is the final version -Cerberuz

I just wanted to clear this part of his statement.

"Android has many free and addicting games,on the other hand,(iPhone)it has addicting games too but they cost,which is a big problem,take Angry Birds for example,good addicting game for PC too,it only costs $0.99 on the app store,but,what about Android?It is free!Totally free and full too!"

Yes Angry Birds is free on Google Play (Android Market was a better name), but the game has Third Party Advertisements. Which you can pay to remove? Here is a quote from eHow on the difference between the Android and iPhone version

Android Version

The Android version of 'Angry Birds' is available on the Android Market and is completely free. The game does, however, contain advertisements that interrupt the game from time to time. Usually, these advertisements appear after you have completed or failed a level so as not to interrupt the game play itself. The Android version of 'Angry Birds' does not feature any achievements or leaderboards and does not have the in-game add-on 'The Mighty Eagle' available for purchase.

iPhone Version

The iPhone and iOS version of 'Angry Birds' is available on the iTunes App Store and costs 99 cents. The game, however, does not have any advertisements, allowing you to play the game uninterrupted. The iOS version of 'Angry Birds' also features support for the iPhone's native 'Game Center' application. In 'Game Center', iPhone players can view which of the game's 59 exclusive achievements they have earned and view where their 'Angry Birds' score is on the games's leaderboards.

Both Google Play(Android Market) and the App Store have a great selection of Free and Paid Apps and those paid apps also go on sale from free to half off and more. Just because Andry Birds is free on Google Play doesn't make it a reason Android Phones are better than iPhones.

Edited by Cerberuz, 22 April 2012 - 09:28 PM.

[Soul]

Wow! all we talk about is Angry Birds.

[Lord Pickleton]

Wow! all we talk about is Angry Birds.

I know I was trying to get people away by talking about Angry Birds

[BazzDropperz]

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Edited by BazzDropperz, 13 July 2014 - 09:10 PM.

[Ixchel]

Eh. I can't really add much to this topic but...
I remember when smartphones were first getting popular. I thought it was dumb to care so much about a phone because it has internet and games on it. I hated Apple. They always overcharge for everything.
When it was eventually time to upgrade to a smartphone I was hesitant. Touchscreens on a phone? It's just weird. But after a few WebOS phones I got an Android. Sooo much better. And now I don't think I could handle downgrading after being used to the convenience, although I honestly probably play five minutes of games on that every 2 months as expected.
As for the whole Android vs iOS. I've checked out a friend's, seen people use them all the time. I see nothing special. Not necessarily a putdown. I obviously haven't spent enough time with the OS to tally up the differences but I just don't see any reason to spend so much on an iPhone when I could get a more powerful Android which seems to do more without being haxed first.
Eh. At the end of the day it's just because I hate Apple. And they hate me. I purchased a cute Clamshell and it decided to be a PITA because I installed linux and stopped accepting DVDs.