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"Switched from EVO 4G to iPhone 5 - Still on the fence."
on by tjosephjrPros Very stylish phone if it's not in a case.
Intuitive, easy to pick and use as a semi-convert.
The size is a nice change.
Lightweight
It's nice to have a phone that doubles as an ipod.Cons No back button!!!
No widgets
Speed isn't faster for me
Scratches very easily
The keyboard
Navigation
"Reader" button when expanding page
Siri is a letdown
Having to deal with the Apple Store
Entering Apple ID constantlySummary The jury is still out for me. I have to decide to stick it out for two years with this phone or switch back to the familiarity of the droid. I've only had the phone for five days, so I will push it to the last minute.
I miss my widgets and I miss having a menu for each app. There's perhaps a learning curve here, but having a simple menu button for each app just seems sensible to me.
Siri, what a letdown! After the commercials, I was as excited as a little kid at Christmas to play with Siri. So far the only thing that's been any fun with Siri is changing the accent of Siri.
Having to go to the Apple store to get any support is truly frustrating! I had to make an appt with a "Genius" just to purchase the extended warranty!!! Sorry, but that is RIDICULOUS!!! Especially since the Apple store is a complete madhouse day and night. If I never have to step foot in that store again, that would please me to no end.
As the navigation that comes with the phone is woefully lacking, I had to download Telenav GPS, which was free on the EVO and not free, for some reason, on the iPhone.
When I expand a page on the internet, the text does not fit within the screen, which may be a deal breaker. Some pages have the option to hit the "reader" button, but it's still not the same. I really miss that feature from the EVO...that and the back button :)
I never considered myself the type of user that would miss the freedom of the droid platform, but I don't think I realized that some of the functions on the droid that I took for granted were due to said freedom.
I guess I will have to figure out which way I'm going to go by the end of next week. But if I go back to a droid, it will not be the Samsung III. Open for suggestions!!! (respectful suggestions) -
"its a great phone"
on by itzmugabePros I love the new sleek slim taller screen
Cons maps is the biggest downfall
Summary S3 does more things than an iPhone, but i find that an iPhone does what it does the best.
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"Apple Finally Got it Right!!!"
on by AMS1978Pros Screen Size
Retina Display
Fast Processor
Better Battery Life
Passbook
iOS 6
Siri
Great Ecosystem for other Apple Products (iMac, Apple TV, iPad, iPad touch and etc.)
iCloud
Airplay Mirroring
iTunes
iBooksCons Missing Google Maps
Missing You Tube
New Dock ConnectorSummary From being a past Blackberry and Android phones user. The new iPhone 5 is by far the best phone i have yet to use. Its very easy to use and feels very comfortable in my hands. With the larger screen typing is a cinch for my big fingers :-)
This phone is worth every penny!!! It's definitely a keeper device for the next 2 years on my Sprint contract! LOL! -
"Blown me away in 3 days"
on by LewisKuzamPros I've only had this for 3 days and its amazing me already, mainly because of the speed of it - the new processor really is an upgrade
Cons Siri isn't as good as they made out, however compared to any other voice recognition phones it is a cut above the rest.
Summary Simply the best phone on the market right now, ignore the Samsung and HTC preachers
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"This isn't the iPhone 4S?"
on by jamoudPros Decent package
Cons Outdated OS, iMaps, nothing new but the higher price
Summary Only minor updates compared to iPhone 4S, but you could do worse. iPhone 4S is a good phone and 5 is slightly better, but I would not change 4S to 5.


