The thing that most Apple fans enjoy about Apple's products is the form factor and the user experience. When you get an Apple product, you're almost guaranteed that it will run as smoothly as when you bought it for its entire lifetime. The hardware is made to run the OS in it. Not so much the case with an Android phone, where customization, while being a really nice touch, can and most likely will in most cases end up hindering the phone's performance.
Also, quote: "Throw in ClearBlack for super saturated colors, 4.5” inches in size and a massive 332ppi that dwarfs the iPhone 5 and we know the winner."
Yeah, you sure can qualify a 6 ppi difference "dwarfing" (The iPhone 5 has 326 ppi on its 4" screen). ¬_¬
And when you mention the bigger size of the screen as a definite plus... That all comes down to preference. Not a majority of users like to have a big ass phone that can't fit their jeans pocket.
