XPost: comp.mobile.android, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: algeriahoran@algeriahoran.net   
      
   Rod Speed wrote:   
      
   >> 12. NFC seems slightly better on the Pixel than on the iPhone 7   
   >   
   > But apple doesn¢t allow apps to access that which is better for   
   > security but may not be as good if you don¢t care about security.   
      
   I have never understood NFC, simply because I have it on my S3 and I've   
   never had a need to even *care* about NFC.   
      
   So, since I'm ignorant of NFC, I only read the spec as something like "the   
   pixel can do everything with NFC while the iPhone 7 can only do some things   
   with NFC".   
      
   I guess what you're saying is that this is true, but because of the Apple   
   limitations, then NFC "security" is better.   
      
   If that's the case, neither is better; they're just different where Apple   
   (as usual) is more restrictive and Google (as usual) is more open.   
      
   >> Looking up the price for a 32GB version of each:   
   >> Pixel = $650   
   >> iPhone 7 = $650   
   >   
   > That's a bit low end IMO.   
      
   I don't understand that comment since I googled for the price and it seems   
   that the Google Pixel price is exactly the same as the Apple iPhone 7   
   price, which, I'm sure, is no coincidence.   
      
   Did I get the prices wrong?   
   What are the correct prices for a 32GB version of each phone?   
      
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