I bought my first Android (Galaxy S4) a couple months back, before that I'd only owned iPhones. For me, Android has been a superior experience in almost every way. I could talk about a few dozen different aspects, but one that really sticks out... The browser experience.
Chrome and Firefox alone were enough to make the switch worth it for me. Firefox extensions are just as rich as on the desktop, private browsing is quick and seamless, I also really enjoy the tab sharing between devices in Chrome. Tabs stay open all day and don't refresh every time I switch an app, files I download manifest themselves onto a file system I can easily consume with a USB cable. It just feels like a real browser experience, whereas iOS feels like a joke in comparison.
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I bought my first Android (Galaxy S4) a couple months back, before that I'd only owned iPhones. For me, Android has been a superior experience in almost every way. I could talk about a few dozen different aspects, but one that really sticks out... The browser experience.
Chrome and Firefox alone were enough to make the switch worth it for me. Firefox extensions are just as rich as on the desktop, private browsing is quick and seamless, I also really enjoy the tab sharing between devices in Chrome. Tabs stay open all day and don't refresh every time I switch an app, files I download manifest themselves onto a file system I can easily consume with a USB cable. It just feels like a real browser experience, whereas iOS feels like a joke in comparison.