Im Verizon too, and rep for being quick on the trigger and posting before I could get the pole up.My only loyalty is to Verizon. Recently upgraded to an iphone from a droid x, and couldnt be happier.
Haven't used a droid, but the wife and I sure love our iPhones.My only loyalty is to Verizon. Recently upgraded to an iphone from a droid x, and couldnt be happier.
My only loyalty is to Verizon. Recently upgraded to an iphone from a droid x, and couldnt be happier.
Im Verizon too, and rep for being quick on the trigger and posting before I could get the pole up.
I'm on AT&T and have had every iPhone from original release including the POS 4S. 4S made me switch to a Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket which is 4G LTE. Since Nov when I got it I only had one issue of force closing and freezing but that was my fault for removing or trying to remove the carrier reporting bug. Restored and rooted and it's been fine since. I guess you really need to figure out what level you are at and decide from there. Do you have a smart phone now? Do you need one or will it be worth it for you for the added data plan if you currently don't have one? What is your experience level, i.e. do you like to tinker around with things or just take what is given to you?
What I like about Android:
1) In the market, if you buy a junk app, you can "return" it and get your money back. Also many apps that cost $$ in iTunes App Store are free in Android Market. Apple does have a bigger app store but man they have some real junk they allow to get in there.
2) 4G LTE, the speed is amazing if you are in an LTE market, even 4G is getter than the 3G offering of iPhone. IMO, it was a huge miss by Apple to not at least make the 4S a 4G phone, the dual antenna deal they tried to claim is 4G like speeds isn't, and doesn't come close.
3) Being able to choose what client I want to use for email or texts. Also browser choice and the fact that google doesn't have a hard on for Flash.
4) Battery life on my Skyrocket is far an above what the 4S offered. After going through 2 different 4S phones without luck and turning off a multitude of functions making what was a smart phone a half ignorant phone, I really got fed up.
5) and this is more phone dependent but I like the bigger screen on the Skyrocket. I was unsure of the size at first but after about a week I really decided I liked the slightly bigger phone and screen size.
6) no dropped calls. I can really say I have not experienced one dropped call since I switched. Could be related to 4G network as well.
7) Rooting is easy and seems to be more support for it as opposed to jail breaking an iPhone.
8) Newer phones have the newer faster processors. For those that say Droid lagged, I'd be interested in hearing what processor you had.
iPhone advantages:
1) The camera is far better. Not really happy with the picture quality on the Skyrocket but I really didn't get it for the camera, it's just a convenience for snapping something quick at work or something strange I may run into in my travels.
2) Pretty simple and straightforward in function. Heck my son was 2 and could get through it from a locked screen into the folders and find his apps or games and play without asking for assistance
3) umm, well that is all