[Squirrel93]

Hi! I just got my first cell phone a couple of months ago (Sony Ericsson Xperia series) but there's been nothing but problems with it, and I recently sent it to get fixed. I highly doubt they'll be able to repair it, though.

So, I'll probably get a new phone. This time around, I want to be sure to get one which just works the way it should. That's why I need help. I've been looking at the iPhone 4S and I could very well afford it, but is it worth the money? About 90% of my friends have the iPhone 4/4S and they all say it's a great phone. I have to admit, I like the simple, user-friendly interface, the Apple product syncing and so on.

Is anyone here experienced with iPhones? Could you give me some advice? Is the 4S worth it? I originally thought about an iPhone 4, but a friend who owns a 4S told me it's faster and better, plus you get Siri.

Also, is the screen keyboard something you get used to? My Xperia has a physical keyboard, which I like, but if the iPhone is as great as everyone says, I could very well get used to an on-screen keyboard as well.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

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[camstuf]

See my blog here>>> iPhone vs. Android, best smartphones - Blogs - Cell Phone Forums
I went from Blackberry to Android, Keypad takes a little getting used to.
I mainly use Swype and voice commands on my touch screen.

[Squirrel93]

Wow, that sure was short and informative. Thanks. The broken Xperia has a rather small screen (3") which I thought was rather annoying. The iPhone has 3.5", which is better. I don't really like the lack of a physical keyboard, though, but maybe the ease of use makes up for that.

[yathestha]

iphone is best but if you are looking in money point of view.. android is best..

[yankeesalu]

I dont think IOS is better than Android you said many of your friends have i4S or I4, then they can give you much better advice, rather than come here and send a thread for an unused IOS person's opinion,so .................................

[Benson11]

I think so if you take decision from the forum member then you would going to be confused.So which one is you buy that decision taking by you.Both of iPhone and android have some common and some special feature.
But i also appreciate with "yathestha" that if you looking at the money then you should to buy android.

[Squirrel93]

I dont think IOS is better than Android you said many of your friends have i4S or I4, then they can give you much better advice, rather than come here and send a thread for an unused IOS person's opinion,so .................................

True perhaps, I suppose I thought people around here would know more than my friends. They are rather biased and say that the iPhone pretty much rules.

I think so if you take decision from the forum member then you would going to be confused.So which one is you buy that decision taking by you.Both of iPhone and android have some common and some special feature.
But i also appreciate with "yathestha" that if you looking at the money then you should to buy android.

Money is not really an issue, as long as the phone works (which my Android hasn't).

[Rinki Garg]

True perhaps, I suppose I thought people around here would know more than my friends. They are rather biased and say that the iPhone pretty much rules.


Money is not really an issue, as long as the phone works (which my Android hasn't).

Yupps,fully agree.

[h2obuilding]

Well, you don't purchase these kind of devices daily, so you better take the best one even if it cost you a bit high. So, my vote is for the i-phone.

[JamesC]

I have had a bunch of both. The Android phones interface looks shiny, but that apps are not as good and things tend to freeze and crash a'lot more. iPhone interface is much easier to use on a daily basis and still have very advanced features.