Moving back to iPhone

[cru9]

Well Jacqie and myself can't handle the Android anymore. We both just order new iPhone 6 phones

Any of yall have the 6 Plus?

[DOUG]

can't handle the Android anymore.

Something I've never heard anyone say.

Which phone do y'all have.  There are some bad ones.

[cru9]

I have the Samsung s4 and Jacqie has the Samsung s5. We were both iPhone people since the start of IPhone and decided to give android a try. To be honest they both have problems but it seems Android has a few more hiccups

[kent10sne1]

My wife and I use the iPhone 6 not the plus.  But we like it so far. Had a 5 and upgraded a few months ago

[jd30005]

I have used both but have to say I prefer the iPhone. I have the 6. The plus wasn't portable enough for me. But the screen is great.

[DOUG]

I never have any issues but have a Note 4 that is a much better phone.  Wife has S4 and it is not a great phone. 

[clark123456]

At least you have tried both and figured out what is best for you.  I have only been Android and BlackBerry. 

What hiccups did y'all have? 

- Torg

[cru9]

Just weird things like playing videos and sending some group text messages. Have been my only complaint. Jacqie's complaint is she can't get here company email set up because of a exchange server. It also seems the Android has more steps to get a function working. Iphone seems more cut and dry to the point. Just my opinions

[clark123456]

My company uses Touchdown as the email client for Exchange, but we have a wrapper called MobileIron that provides security...I think.  I'm sure Don can set me straight on that.  It works very well, you just can't reserve conference rooms or setup a conference bridge with Lync.  I use the Verizon messaging client for texting...it's ok, but crashes when trying to search, sometimes.  I never have a problem with video playback...strange, but likely a quirk due to difference base platforms.

Kell has the iPhone 6...she likes/loves it except that Apple keeps changing the way stuff functions with every upgrade/update.  It's like going from being comfortable with everything to learning something new, which sucks, but it usually is better once you learn it.  It's what I would compare to going from MSOffice 2003 (or whatever the version before 2010 was) to 2010 with "ribbons".  It's better, once you learn it.

- Torg

[clark123456]

MobileIron is a security/provisioning suite.  Touchdown is just an email app.  It is much more limited than built in iPhone mail BUT built in iPhone mail isn't a godsend either.  There are limitations all around.  I prefer built in iPhone mail having used Touchdown, multtiple androids and every iPhone made.

Good info. I've only used built in BlackBerry and Touchdown.  Td isn't bad, but I have a very limited frame of reference.  I may try iPhone in another year or so, when I'm allowed to get a new phone, for free.

Thanks, Security Master!

- Torg

[Raisinhead]

I went through the same thing last year. Really didn't like my s4 active.

[gint2]

Both Colleen & I have an iPhone 6.  Personally, we love it.  The camera on the 6 is so much better then the prior phone.  I've been iOS since I ditched my Palm in 2010.  Couldn't imagine using another platform. 


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