[Electronics-talk] android v iPhone (was Re: Hi I'm new to the list)

Philip Blackmer pblackmer27 at gmail.com
Thu May 31 21:36:25 UTC 2012


I mean that they work on 3G and 4G networks, they can use 32GB micro SD
Cards, and have CPU's in the 1.3 GHZ range.  I am not sure about the ram,
but at-least one user comment praised the overall processing speed of the
phones.  I've been told that Iphone 4 is a 3G only device.  Also the memory
is much more limited because you can only use internal memory, and I think
the Iphone 4 has only a 1 GHZ processor.  Please correct me if I am wrong.
I also don't know the abilities of the Iphone 4s so it could be a better
device.
	It is however a lot more expensive, and that is the only reason why
I would seriously consider another device.  If I knew the Nokia 701 was
truly and completely accessible I probably would buy it and an ipod.  That
would give me the apps and lots of memory for less than $400 before taxes
and shipping.  That's $250 less than buying a new Iphone unlocked directly
from Apple.

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Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] android v iPhone (was Re: Hi I'm new to the
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Philip,

May I ask what you mean by hardware  as good as the iPhone?

Thanks,

Jim

Sent from my iPhone

On May 31, 2012, at 1:33 PM, "Philip Blackmer" <pblackmer27 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> You should be able to play with an Android in the store from your service
> provider.  I briefly tried Android 4 and wasn't impressed with it, but I
> only used it for about 15 seconds.  There are advantages for each and
> disadvantages.  Price certainly is one of them.  If you aren't with a
> service provider that will give you a free version of Mobile Accessability
> and all you need is a basic phone that is fully accessible I still think
> that Nokia 700, 701, and c5 5 MP may be fair options.  The nokia 701 is
$200
> on Amazon and looks like it has hardware that is as good as an Iphone.
With
> the screen-reader provided free that could save $100 over an Android.
>    I do apolojize for making the options more complicated, but this may
> be worth considering.
> 
> 
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