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irstupid said:
Cub said:
superchunk said:
iOS is no where near failing or anything like that.

However, I 100% agree that the personalization, widgets, and other built-in customization I can do on any Android phone is a billion light-years ahead of iOS.

I seriously don't get why anyone would want just a row of icons. That's so Win95.



All of my Apps in one place, it can't get any more effecient. I don't need 5 homescreens, i don't need widgets. I know some people like to add/remove widgets all day, change their wallpapers every 6 hours and so on, I don't care about that at all.

I could make my android look exactly like that.  Just bunch everything up into folders and toss it all on the home page. 

BUT you can't have widgets or customization that I can do.  I can do everything you can, but you can do nothing I can.

I know what I am getting into if I decided to upgrade to iPhone 5 instead of galaxy 3, I decide that I don't need the things android is offering me. Again, I have an android and iPhone.I was just letting the guy know why I don't care for widgets and whatnot. 

My next phone is gonna be either

a Windows phone (I like the interface, may not find all the apps I want, but I keeping my iPhone 4 for that)

or Nexus LG (the one that's being announced soon, I like Nexus 4, vanilla android is the way to go).

or an iPhone 5s (I am used to it+ I don't mind the grid of icons + won't have to rebuy apps).

I like all OS's enough to overlook their shortcomings, battery life and camera will be the deciding factors.