IOS is better than an android IMO. Android has more problems to deal with.
Regards, Feliciano
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> On Jun 29, 2014, at 12:58 PM, "Eric Brinkman" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> As someone who uses GPS and browses the web regularly, the battery
> life on my iPhone 5 with the latest IOS has become completely
> unacceptable. I have read MacWorld's guide to improving battery life
> and followed their suggestions, but I am still lucky to have over 30%
> charge after a trip to NYC. If I don't put the phone into airplane
> mode while at work or bring a charger to the office, I will have 20%
> or less by the time I leave. And i don't even use my phone at work.
> There's just poor cell coverage in my office, but this wasn't a
> problem until recent months. I think it's due to the walls, as I am
> on Verizon and have no issues when outside. If I stay with IOS, I
> will buy a juice pack when I upgrade to the iPhone 6 this fall. But
> there are so many bugs in the latest IOS that I wonder whether I might
> be better off on Android. The dictation feature seems to have gotten
> less smart since IOS 7.1, often typing the word comma when I want a
> comma punctuation indicator. There are so many bugs with Facebook and
> VO that I could easily spend five paragraphs detailing them. Also, I
> really don't think I should need to buy a juice pack, as I didn't have
> much of an issue with the battery life prior to IOS 7. These issues
> are the result of Apple rushing products out the door before they are
> ready, something that's been crippling the company ever since the IOS
> 6 Maps debacle. Had you asked me a year ago, I would've said I'll
> never switch to Droid, but now I'm not so sure. Does anyone on this
> list know what the situation is on Droid concerning GPS and
> accessibility? The last time I heard, good screen-reading software
> was available but I wasn't sure about GPS. I have heard that now
> Google's dictation functionality is in many ways smarter than Siri.
> Is battery life far superior on the top-of-the-line Droid phones as
> well?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Eric
>
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