So I've been wanting to switch to Android for the longest time. My first smart phone was in 2012/2013 of the iphone5. So i've had it for 4 years. I was so tired iOS and the way it looks and feels and I disliked how extremely controlled the OS. I'm sure others like not having the freedoms of Android as that is much more to worry about.
So I was originally under Sprint when I got the iphone5. Behold when Sprint told me that my phone was unlocked T-Mobile still couldn't do anything with the phone. Again after talking to them for quite awhile they finally gave up the unlock code but said nothing on what to do with it, that the other carriers will know what to do with it.
I research online and actually found out that the iphone5 under Sprint cannot be unlocked for Domestic use, just Internationally. So that unlock code was worth nothing to me and I haven't been the first person to be screwed over by Sprint.
So I had to choose a new phone and went with the LG V10. 4GB RAM, Hexa-Core CPU with 64GB storage so it's a decent machine, as expected since it's LG's flagship phone. So far I'm loving the android look and I will say that the same apps that are on iphone that are also on android; the android version of those apps have a wayyyyyy better look than the ios. Maybe it's because I've been used to that iOS screen ever since around the first iPod touch but that look has grown Apple old. I'm surprised there's still people who want those phones.
I could not be happier. The iphone5 served me well and was on its way out. The battery was just old and worn out over the 4 years. If the battery was below 40% and I would be facetiming or using snapchat, it could just magically turn off or jump to 1%. Until I plugged it back in and it would rejump or reload to show the battery is at 39%. It was a solid phone, but I needed a new look and so far, android has won me.
We'll see if that continues.
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So I was originally under Sprint when I got the iphone5. Behold when Sprint told me that my phone was unlocked T-Mobile still couldn't do anything with the phone. Again after talking to them for quite awhile they finally gave up the unlock code but said nothing on what to do with it, that the other carriers will know what to do with it.
I research online and actually found out that the iphone5 under Sprint cannot be unlocked for Domestic use, just Internationally. So that unlock code was worth nothing to me and I haven't been the first person to be screwed over by Sprint.
So I had to choose a new phone and went with the LG V10. 4GB RAM, Hexa-Core CPU with 64GB storage so it's a decent machine, as expected since it's LG's flagship phone. So far I'm loving the android look and I will say that the same apps that are on iphone that are also on android; the android version of those apps have a wayyyyyy better look than the ios. Maybe it's because I've been used to that iOS screen ever since around the first iPod touch but that look has grown Apple old. I'm surprised there's still people who want those phones.
I could not be happier. The iphone5 served me well and was on its way out. The battery was just old and worn out over the 4 years. If the battery was below 40% and I would be facetiming or using snapchat, it could just magically turn off or jump to 1%. Until I plugged it back in and it would rejump or reload to show the battery is at 39%. It was a solid phone, but I needed a new look and so far, android has won me.
We'll see if that continues.
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