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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 6705855" data-attributes="member: 177"><p>Not anymore. I think my Samsung Galaxy S5 was the last Galaxy model with a changeable battery. My wife's Motorola Moto X, bought at the same time, does not have a user-changeable battery. So, there's two of the major makers right there going the way of the iPhone's planned obsolescence.</p><p></p><p>I wouldn't buy all the, "if you aren't a technophile, get an iPhone," talk. My wife is not a techie, and got on with her Android just fine. There may have been a time when Androids were hard to set up, but that is no longer. </p><p></p><p>If you are already using iTunes for music or media, then an iPhone is a no-brainer choice. If not, I think they're actually broadly equivalent, with the iPhone being slightly more expensive for what you get. You are unlikely to make a major mistake if you go with a major maker (Samsung, Motorola, LG, Apple, for example), and a major carrier. I went Android because I'm not an iTunes person, the phone was cheaper, screen slightly larger, and had a slightly better camera than the iPhone of the time.</p><p></p><p>Find a few friends with phones of various types. Have them walk you through use. Play with them, and see how they feel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 6705855, member: 177"] Not anymore. I think my Samsung Galaxy S5 was the last Galaxy model with a changeable battery. My wife's Motorola Moto X, bought at the same time, does not have a user-changeable battery. So, there's two of the major makers right there going the way of the iPhone's planned obsolescence. I wouldn't buy all the, "if you aren't a technophile, get an iPhone," talk. My wife is not a techie, and got on with her Android just fine. There may have been a time when Androids were hard to set up, but that is no longer. If you are already using iTunes for music or media, then an iPhone is a no-brainer choice. If not, I think they're actually broadly equivalent, with the iPhone being slightly more expensive for what you get. You are unlikely to make a major mistake if you go with a major maker (Samsung, Motorola, LG, Apple, for example), and a major carrier. I went Android because I'm not an iTunes person, the phone was cheaper, screen slightly larger, and had a slightly better camera than the iPhone of the time. Find a few friends with phones of various types. Have them walk you through use. Play with them, and see how they feel. [/QUOTE]
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