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Originally posted by dmm5157:
Originally posted by NoleCC:Android looks a lot better at version 4 than it did when I bought my iPhone 4 and everything was still 2.3 I believe. I agree ICS (Android 4.0+) is a big step in the right direction for Android.  The more devices that get on it, the better it will be for Android and Android users.  A lot of compatibility issues go away and it works great on both my phone and tablet alike. 

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I suspect iOS 6 will have a good amount of changes for the better in an Android fan's eyes, but we'll see. 

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Originally posted by NoleCC:
Originally posted by dmm5157: Originally posted by NoleCC:Android looks a lot better at version 4 than it did when I bought my iPhone 4 and everything was still 2.3 I believe. I agree ICS (Android 4.0+) is a big step in the right direction for Android. The more devices that get on it, the better it will be for Android and Android users. A lot of compatibility issues go away and it works great on both my phone and tablet alike. I suspect iOS 6 will have a good amount of changes for the better in an Android fan's eyes, but we'll see.

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I'd agree.  I think iOS 5 borrowed heavily from a few things Android does very well (access camera/notifications from lock screen, pull down notification bar) and subsequently the end experience is much better.  There are still things that I cannot stand about the way iOS works (no back button, unable to toggle individual settings without leaving current app and going into the settings app), so I doubt I'll ever fully embrace iOS.  I actually like WP's interface better than iOS in many cases.  Lack of apps and customization are its biggest downfalls for me.

I was going to bite the bullet and jailbreak my iPod touch last weekend, only to find out that since I updated to iOS 5.1 I cannot until it's been exploited.  There's no way for me to roll back right now, so I'm stuck with stock 5.1 for now.

After getting my GS2, I really only use my iPod for music and occassionally to use Swing Reader when I'm on the driving range (only because I have made a stand that works with my iPod).  The screen seems so small, and the apps feel cramped by comparison.

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Screen size is a funny thing. I'm good up to about a 4" screen, but after that it seems comical to me. This is coming from a guy with large hands, but not sausage fingers, so a smaller screen doesn't bother me too much. WP has an interesting interface, I agree. I'll be surprised if it totally takes off though, since they're so far behind Android and iOS at this point. 

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Originally posted by NoleCC: Android looks a lot better at version 4 than it did when I bought my iPhone 4 and everything was still 2.3 I believe. I agree ICS (Android 4.0+) is a big step in the right direction for Android.  The more devices that get on it, the better it will be for Android and Android users.  A lot of compatibility issues go away and it works great on both my phone and tablet alike.   4/24 3:32 PM | IP: Logged

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