iOS vs Android
I may be in the market for a smart phone in the near future, but don't know much about them since I use a flip phone. I'm wondering if there is any benefit of an iPhone as opposed to an android one. T...
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BobsYourUncle wrote:Not true. My wife and I both have unlocked Android phones, my wife's is a Motorola and mine is a new Google Pixel 3. Neither has any bloatware from manufacturer or carrier. And sharing is just as easy as in Apple world using Google photos, and all the many other Google apps. My wife has an IPad (only because we won it) as well as her Android phone. No problem sharing our photos, documents, etc between devices using Google Apps.gemsworld wrote:
I forgot to mention one of the nice things about buying an unlocked phone is that they don't come with all the bloatware that is added to the phones by the cell phone carriers, some that can't even be removed. The Motorolas we have are almost as pure of an Android system as you can get.
But the carriers load their own bloatware when you put their Sim in.
I should mention we also share our stuff seamlessly on my Samsung tablet, Windows 10 laptop and desktop and a second desktop PC at a second location where my older PCs migrate to. It did have Windows 10 but I realized I didn't run any apps there that had to have Win 10 so I installed Zorin OS (Linux) on it and everything shares there via Google apps.
