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Originally Posted by rlcronin
Android is better suited to folks that like to tinker, customize, etc. I find the "our way or the highway" Apple design philosophy too restrictive for my tastes. Still, there's a lot to be said for simplicity and predictability so I'd also recommend an iPhone if you're not similarly inclined. Especially of you're already in the Apple ecosystem.
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bc
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Just a different take...
I'm very much a geek and tinkerer. I have never felt restricted by my iPhone or my iPad in any way. Quite the contrary in fact. I've yet to think up anything I wanted to do that I'm not able to do. I feel they are only simple and predictable in a good sense. And I customize everything I do to the nTH degree.
Apple's 'control' over products and services is simply quality control IMHO...and it works.
By the way, this is not a knock on Android products. I have no doubt I would like them if I tried them. I've just never felt the need.