iPhone or Android?

What are you using?


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Im using Samsung S23 Ultra, is it too tough to change and adapt to iOS?

I am planning to go for 15 pro max , But I am more concerned about battery, I want it to last at least 1.5 days. Is it possible with iPhone?, Or should I just go with 15 Plus instead of pro max since Pro Max requires more battery power?
 
Pixel has the worst battery back up among premium phone segments. :(

How about pixel with Grapheneos especially after apple is adopting openai in their system.
 
Thats the secret of Apple. Premium in everything, though I dont prefer Iphone at all (android meets all my requriements), Apple made me feel like to try their pro max phones at least once..

I don't like how Apple tries to box you into a brand wall where users cannot customise the device unlike android where you can set it up exactly how you want it.
 
if battery life is your top priority and you prefer less frequent charging the iPhone 15 Plus might be the better option for you as its likely to last longer on a single charge compared to the 15 Pro Max and again if you value advanced features like a better camera system and higher refresh rate display and more powerful processing then the iPhone 15 Pro Max is worth considering.
 
You made a mistake.

You have to have both in business.

Scale both androids and iOS, whether it's just to test software or make more accounts.

If I had to choose one business-wise, I'd go with iOS.

For personal usage I always buy Android / now Pixel 7.
 
Im using Samsung S23 Ultra, is it too tough to change and adapt to iOS?

I am planning to go for 15 pro max , But I am more concerned about battery, I want it to last at least 1.5 days. Is it possible with iPhone?, Or should I just go with 15 Plus instead of pro max since Pro Max requires more battery power?
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get rid of that junk and switch to iphone
Samsung battery is "big" in capacity only
between the unoptimized bloat of a OS, apps and everything inbetween
iPhone "smaller" capacity battery usually outlast samsung phones.
 
I use samsung s8 ultra) from maybe 2019 year) I don't know why I need to buy new, just because it will be new) It generally fulfills its function))
 
no
get rid of that junk and switch to iphone
Samsung battery is "big" in capacity only
between the unoptimized bloat of a OS, apps and everything inbetween
iPhone "smaller" capacity battery usually outlast samsung phones.
Your phone = iPhone.
My phone = my own phone, custom built, all customized, diamonds and stuff, a micro computer built by myself, all libraries done by me, all the stuff written in C and assembly. You can't beat that with your ready-made chinese factory product.

I have 66 eternities of engineering experience and I give people existential crisis by making them realize that they're adults, but have as much control over their life as 5 year olds. Meanwhile my phone with C and assembly basis is fully controlled by me.

My phone engineered by me can turn water into electric power, so all I need with myself is a bottle of water to charge it.
 
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