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ethomaz said:

halil23 said:

See, you're wrong again! Android phones gives you the options, if you don't want to customize then it fine, no one forcing you! And the default OS is simple, practical and fast too!! Ever checked out HTC One X or S, Samsung GS3 or Note, Sony Xperia S or T. (notice something here? choices! If you don't like the camera quality or screen/phone sides or weight or buttons layouts, well tough luck apple not giving you that!)

Also I'll never buy products from companies that are owned by secret and corrupted organization/crimes. But I'm not gonna get into that because sadly you won't understand... (Reason why I also hate m$)

No I'm not wrong... you just can't accept a lot of people thinks the iOS is better than Android.

I already had a Galasy SII (bad decision) and my closed friend have a Galaxy SIII... I don't like Android because it isn't simple, the UI is just bad... when you use the iPhone or some the WP7 the end-user experience is fantastic like you thinking "wow this is like how every phone may work".

The Android is a bad ideia... the UI is boring and incomprehensible some times... you need to config everything and alway go to google to find how to do things...  the UI is not intuitive.

If you can't acceept that I can't do nothing about... me and a lot of other guys that used Android have the same opinion.

Everything you need works fantastic in iOS and I don't need more than that.

I could say the same thing about iOS. Pezus only a few days ago (might have been this thread actually) explained how to close down open apps whilst on my Andoid phone I do it at the click of a button/widget. My girfriend has had an iPhone for for nearly 2 years now and neither of use knew how to do this. It's not like she hasn't needed to either considering some of the lag she's experienced.

There are also plenty of features that you'd only know if explained by an Apple "geek" or fan precisely because it's not always intuitive. We have an Apple fan at work (plenty of people with Apple products) and he's constantly explaining how to use certain features and gestures (he gets quite excited about it- "With 3 finger you can do this!"). That's not the sign of an intuitive interface.