XPost: comp.mobile.android   
   From: nospam@nospam.invalid   
      
   In article ,   
   lonelydad  wrote:   
      
   > >> Q: Are the Apple iPhones easier to use than Android?   
   > >> A: Yes.   
   > >>   
   > >> Q: Why?   
   > >> A:  They are limited in app functionality.   
   > >   
   > > no, that's not why   
   > >   
   > That's the answer for me. I've been an Android user since Android 4, and   
   > don['t have any problems with Android except for the OS upgrade problem. Bu   
   > tI was looking at my favorite discount site today and was almost ready to   
   > actually buy and Iphone, when I looked at the specs and saw 'No GPS'.   
      
   whatever you were looking at is wrong. iphones have a gps.   
      
   > Now I   
   > don't use GPS all that often, but I have found it useful and really don't   
   > want to do without it. So I guess I stay with Android, and just upgrade my   
   > tablet every couple of years to get the new version of Android.   
      
   why are you comparing an tablet to a phone?   
      
   not that it matters, since ipads also have gps.   
      
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