Apple or Samsung? I need a new phone. I've thoroughly utilized my s9+ and it is dying a slow death.

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With Samsung, I get better resolution, louder speakers, a headphone jack, better camera, 1TB of storage (and it's expandable from there), larger battery, power sharing (extremely useful for Samsung's wireless earbuds), smaller cutout, fingerprint sensor, ect. There is a multitude of things that Samsung has Apple beat with...BUT...!

Apple has something that nobody has done. They have their own personalized OS (iOS) that can beautifully communicate with other iPhone users. Facetime, iMessages, ect. Their processor is impeccable this year (A13)! It may have a smaller battery life, but I feel like the smoothness of the software is built specifically so the battery isn't as big of an issue as it would be otherwise. It is missing a lot of juicy features that Samsung can offer, but should I switch?

The majority if the people I know use an iPhone as their daily driver, and it would be much easier for me to relay info to them through all the different features set up for an iSheep. I don't want to become one, but I think I just might have to.

Please give me some insight!



Submitted September 27, 2019 at 03:43AM by 117_Sins https://ift.tt/2nHaHNx

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