IPHONE 6

1492 wrote:
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Apple iOS is actually behind in many ways in regards to features already available on the Galaxy, which is why I have both phones.

Isn't that the nature or both operating systems - they have the habit of "ripping off" the best aspects of each other. (That's not a bad thing.)

Although Google has made Android more modular, they still have been unable to overcome what I think is the biggest flaw - One can never know when or if their current device will be able to run the next version of the operating system. Kit-Kat was released in October, 2013. Yet, 65% of Android devices run version older than Kit-Kat - many with security flaws that will never be addressed. Lollipop was released in November, 2014 and currently runs on 1% of Android devices.

In contrast, iOS 8 was released in September, 2014 and currently runs on 64% of iOS devices. Only 4% of iOS devices run a version older that iOS 7.

(I usually state that have neither an iOS nor Android device. That is no longer true. My part-time employer has provided me with an iPhone 5S, which I'm required to use in some circumstances.)

Tom