Hi, I need to change to a new phone and would like some opinion on it.
I'm currently using iphone4, my first ever smart phone. Its been about 2 years and i'm ready to change it. I was thinking of sticking to the iphone4s but i'm kind of frustrated with the price and lack of customisation. So much have been said about androids and i think i'm ready to move on to one.
But since i'm not a seasoned user of smartphones, and Iphone4 has been such a user-friendly phone, i'm really hoping to get an android phone that won't give me too much trouble when i switch over. I don't mind a little "getting used to" period but i do prefer a phone that gives me minimum issues.
So specifications apart, can anyone give some opinions based on just user-friendliness, for a first timer?
p.s. i've been thinking about htc or samsung
I'm currently using iphone4, my first ever smart phone. Its been about 2 years and i'm ready to change it. I was thinking of sticking to the iphone4s but i'm kind of frustrated with the price and lack of customisation. So much have been said about androids and i think i'm ready to move on to one.
But since i'm not a seasoned user of smartphones, and Iphone4 has been such a user-friendly phone, i'm really hoping to get an android phone that won't give me too much trouble when i switch over. I don't mind a little "getting used to" period but i do prefer a phone that gives me minimum issues.
So specifications apart, can anyone give some opinions based on just user-friendliness, for a first timer?
p.s. i've been thinking about htc or samsung
. But seriously, I believe most people will respect android for not being too user friendly. Apple wants iOS apps to be simple (app settings non-existent, no exit button, etc...) & app settings are somewhere else (in "settings"), not in the app you currently have open. I have no idea why we can't access settings in an app that we're currently using, apart from to make it simple & patronising
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