Every smart phone can do 99% of what any other smartphone can do. It's all down to look, feel and ease of use, just like early 2000s mac versus pc (that is, after mac got multitasking capability)
Exactly, people have their own specific preferences on everything, and technology like cell phones is not immune to that. Imagine going to restaurant and asking the Chef to give you the best dinner, what do you think the chances are that there will be other menu items you would have preferred over the meal that was given to you? I find it amusing that people still ask these questions though.
Every smart phone can do 99% of what any other smartphone can do. It's all down to look, feel and ease of use, just like early 2000s mac versus pc (that is, after mac got multitasking capability)
Exactly, people have their own specific preferences on everything, and technology like cell phones is not immune to that. Imagine going to restaurant and asking the Chef to give you the best dinner, what do you think the chances are that there will be other menu items you would have preferred over the meal that was given to you? I find it amusing that people still ask these questions though.