Droid or iPhone...

[Graves]

I'm sure there are a few of you who think a phone is a phone is a phone but that's not what this is about. I've been partial to the iPhone having owned the 1st gen and now my current 3gs for two years and it's been great. I was planning on running to the apple store to pick the new 4s up (like everybody else.) but after a thinking it out I don't see a huge difference between it and my wife's 4 so I'm gonna wait it out to see what this new Nexus Prime that I've heard so little about has to offer. I really don't see anything the iPhone offers that a Droid can't, well there's Flash (or lack there of) but what say you, and why?

[mcantar18c]

I plan on picking up a 4S after training (late Feb/early March). Had the 3G from when they first came out till I killed it a couple months ago.
Is it better than a Droid? Maybe, maybe not. But I know I like and am familiar with the interface and I don't want to learn a new one, and I know I won't have any issues getting it to play nice with my computer (MacBook), and my sim card already has the iPhone plan on it from my 3G, so there's really no contest.

[Graves]

I should add that I'm not partial to one carrier or another, ATT's been okay but having to go Verizon wouldn't be out of the question.

[Sharpienads]

Droid. But honestly, even though I hate crApple products, I think it just comes down to personal preference.

[KevDen2005]

I have ATT and a Windows Phone. Love it. Works great. Lots of updates to make the phone competative, I think anyway.

[Graves]

Sharpie - why droid?

I can understand the whole "My phone's better, because it's mine and I like it" thing but why? And what phone do you have?

[BPTactical]

Blackberry here. Better security and business type applications.

[Fist_gonzo]

Droid, switched over from iphone since the droid first came out on tmobile, now running the mytouch 4g, app market might be better on the apple but droids is getting bigger, also love that I no longer have to plug it to my computer to get software updates, idk maybe they changed that with the iphones now? Either way love the 4g compared to the 3g speed wise.

[Byte Stryke]

I've had my iPhone 3G since early 2008.
Bought it in Perth, AU
Works on any network that uses a Sim...
why change

[Sharpienads]

Sharpie - why droid?

I can understand the whole "My phone's better, because it's mine and I like it" thing but why? And what phone do you have?

I have an HTC Thunderbolt on Verizon. The 4G is ridiculously fast, btw. I like the Droids because they're easy to use, for the most part have open source codes (or something like that... I'm no genius, but somehow managed to root my phone and make it even more awesome), and can do pretty much everything the iPhone can do (I think) without the constraints of things like iTunes.

My experience with the iPhone is limited, but it seems like a pretty sweet phone. I just like Droids better. Like I said, I think it mostly comes down to personal preference.