I’ve found iPhones highly reliable. Androids tend to lock up.
I had a Droid Incredible for 2.5 years no problem. XLNT phone. Switched to apple to make all my platforms the same. Now have I-5. Usually buy every other model and wait a month or so so I don’t get trampled or wait in a long line.
I have always upgraded the system when I receive prompts in my settings file. Upgraded my pad and phone last week.
Never had a problem with either system. Some new features I like in the new system.
Will buy a 6 in a month or so. What’s the hurry?
I have been with apple one way or the other since I bought an apple plus, but let’s stop the hysteria on both sides.
“I’ve found iPhones highly reliable. Androids tend to lock up.”
Vast over-generalization. My Nexus 5, and the Nexus 4 I had before that, never lock up.
I like Apple’s products, and it’s hard to beat the aftermarket support for them, but I don’t want to get tied into their walled garden.
It’s funny how every great new phone the reviewers will blather on about how thin it is (.5 mm thinner than the last model!) and how nice (or not) the phone body materials are - and it’s irrelevant for most people who will stick the phone into some sort of clunky case and rarely if ever see the actual phone body.
My 25 month old Note 2 has never even wheezed let alone locked up. What was your device running, Cupcake?