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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 6705318" data-attributes="member: 8835"><p>Iphone is a good choice for folks who can afford it and aren't technophiles. I was just having a talk about the idea of handing old people iPads and not laptops just for the "can't screw it up" factor. There is not likely anything you can't do on iPhone that you would want/need to do. Both Android and iPhone have large catalogs of apps.</p><p></p><p>Battery-wise, the Androids almost always have a user changeable battery, where iPhone doesn't, but from my own usage from 3g to 4 to 5 t 6, my battery has always just been fine at the end of my rotation. I just sold my 5 to a friend and he's happy as can be with the battery (that's a 3 year old iPhone now). A counter to that is, for about $100, a shop in a larger town will replace an iPhone battery. Another friend of mine has done it himself for 3 generations for about $40 in parts.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I favor iPhone, but I've also got an Android phone for work. Take heed from Morrus on somebody who's a bit too gung ho about one system over the other.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Janx, post: 6705318, member: 8835"] Iphone is a good choice for folks who can afford it and aren't technophiles. I was just having a talk about the idea of handing old people iPads and not laptops just for the "can't screw it up" factor. There is not likely anything you can't do on iPhone that you would want/need to do. Both Android and iPhone have large catalogs of apps. Battery-wise, the Androids almost always have a user changeable battery, where iPhone doesn't, but from my own usage from 3g to 4 to 5 t 6, my battery has always just been fine at the end of my rotation. I just sold my 5 to a friend and he's happy as can be with the battery (that's a 3 year old iPhone now). A counter to that is, for about $100, a shop in a larger town will replace an iPhone battery. Another friend of mine has done it himself for 3 generations for about $40 in parts. I favor iPhone, but I've also got an Android phone for work. Take heed from Morrus on somebody who's a bit too gung ho about one system over the other. [/QUOTE]
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