IPhone repair: 3 excellent reasons to consider an iPhone on an Android mobile phone

 

If you are considering buying a smartphone and Android phones are on your list, you can see this: 3 reasons why you might want to get an iPhone, rather than an Android.

 

 

Android screens are great. The size of the iPhone was well thought out. Many of the Android phones think they could be a tablet. But if it works for you, it works for you. In fact, if you can work with a big Android screen without buying a tablet, you win. There are many iPhone users who feel they need an iPad as well go to https://www.cellularmobileservices.com/.

 

The overall finish and feel of Android phones is good, but not as good as the iPhone. The iPhone is a beautiful, high-quality device: there is simply nothing (in our opinion, to the touch of it).

 

Cause 2: repairs and retention of value

 

You may not mind the retention value of your phone, and that's fair enough. Maybe it's just a low price so you can afford not to worry about it and we understand.

 

What about the iPhone? The first iPhone, 2G, is still worth up to $ 100 in good shape. We think this is remarkable, considering that the phone was introduced in 2007. 3G will still carry around $ 150, and 3GS (still manufactured as of this writing) may carry $ 200 or more.

 

What about the repairs? The iPhone is extremely repairable. Independent workshops show up because people love all Apple devices, so they are willing to spend the money to repair them. If you work to live a green life, there is no other option on a mobile phone. Repairing an iPhone is as ecological as possible.

 

Android phones are repairable and if you are diligent you can find a store that will repair your Android as long as it is not too old.

 

 

If you heard or read Steve Jobs's bio, you know he was crazy about getting Google (in his words) to "steal" the iPhone operating system. Steve is dead, but Apple wins in court against Google and may affect his Android phone in the future.

 

The Android operating system is a great operating system. However, the same level of user experience (in our opinion) of the iPhone is lacking. The iPhone is intuitive: you can use it as a professional minutes after operating the iPhone for the first time.

 

The latest Android phones no longer have physical buttons. Electronic buttons can be reprogrammed to do different things than originally assigned. Android manufacturers do this to save production costs. However, most people do not lose having "real" function buttons.

 

Android's efforts to match the color quality of the iPhone screen are approaching. If you are not worried about color noise on the screen, nothing will be lost.

 

Some people think Apple's SIRI Conversation Assistant on the iPhone 4S is not their cup of tea. Different styles for different people. In our opinion, SIRI is the future: We think we will all talk to all our devices before we believe!

 

 

If you buy a used iPhone, buy it from a reputable store that gives you a decent warranty. 2G is still a great phone, but it takes a little while on the tooth: we recommend that you don't buy a 2G unless you buy it as a collector's item. At least you should buy an iPhone 3G because it will do just about anything a new smartphone will do and it is very repairable. Repairing the glass (for example) is about $ 45.