[adorno]

I rest my case.

You have NEVER owed any Apple devise, EVER, so you speak with ZERO Authority.

Oh, that's rich. You rest your case, without having a case. How silly.

I just told you that my family already has several Apple devices, and I've used all of them. I don't need to own one in order to know and use and understand one. Heck, most companies that I worked at, I didn't own their equipment, and I knew what he equipment's capabilities were, and I used and understood them.

Every time Apple or Samsung or HTC or Sony or Nokia/Microsoft release a "new" device, I make it a point to go and check them out, and to even try them at the local Best Buy or other tech vendor. I don't need to own every device on the planet to know their capabilities. I don't own a super-computer, and the closest I'll get to one, is by reading about it, but, I'll get a good idea about its capabilities from the reading material and from reviews.

But the biggest point remains, and that is that, regardless of the features and capabilities and platform, no smartphone should have to cost $900 or even above $500, and in reality, none of them should cost more than, perhaps, $200. There is really nothing that iPhones offer that can't be found in lower-priced devices. Nothing at all!

[amigatec]

Like I said you use somebody else’s iPhone and read a few reviews online and you become an expert of everything Apple. You must be a genius.

I have asked you several times what features does your phone have that makes it better than iPhone, and you haven't given any answer.

[amigatec]

You do understand that the average price for a smartphone without contract is around $600, you keep stating iPhones cost $900. My iPhone 5c without contract is actually cheaper than a Galaxy S5.

[Swordmaker]

Oh, that's rich. You rest your case, without having a case. How silly

Adorno, you have literally zero experience to be talking about Apple products. You've NEVER synced one to a computer, never experienced "hand off," or any of the advanced ecosystem. You've "played" with them in a store, and maybe touched your daughter's devices, but never used them. You, sir, do not know what you're talking about. You looked at them with a confirmational bias. . . and found what you wanted to find!