Apr 19, 2016 07:07 PM
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(Updated Apr 28, 2016 07:51 PM)
I have been a Nokia-loyal for so many years! Right from the days of 3310, graduating through the first ever smart phone India saw-the mighty Nokia 6600! It was a Symbian 60 mobile as opposed to the Symbian 40 Nokias that flooded the market in and around the start of 2000! The cursor revolving for a wee bit before any application opened was quite a normal in those days. But one fine day, I jumped on to Samsung's own user interface, wave. With time, I jumped on to Android experience, playing around with the galaxy note series. I still have a note 2.
In 2014, I bought my first iPhone, the iPhone 6. It was just 16gb, but the overall quality of the device bowled me over! They charge a ransom, but they do deliver too! Now I am using iPhone 6s plus since it was launched. Bought it just to upgrade the storage to 64gb! And I am loving it to the hilt! The difference in quality is very apparent, even against the Android flagship phones! There is no nook and corner that you won't like in the device. Lots of study has gone into user interface. Everything works with swipe. A thumb is all you need to work the phone. Having used all the flagship devices, I can vouch for the super quality of the iPhones. But this quality does come at a step price! The good thing is that you spend and are assured of all updates from Apple. They don't leave aside their previous models to concentrate upon only the latest launches.
But yes, you ought to keep a good Android as a second phone so you can use download features, and transfer the files to iPhone through applications like xender etc.
This is the main glitch here! You simply can't save call records to the device. You can't download anything over the net. The only way you could sync your audio and video files is through a wired connection with your pc or laptop.
