Unfortunately that marketing won't work and Apple knows it. This is because 99% of all Android users buy the cheapest phones they can get. They would rather get a free phone that knows every second of their life, than pay for a phone that protects their privacy. You see how Android users are, you can bring up malware,…

Actually you don't even have to have iCloud enabled. During set-up you can opt out of iCloud then once the set up is done you can "opt-in" to what features you want by turning them on. I myself have all iCloud disabled except for calendar, contacts and Find My iPhone. Also iCloud Drive on iOS 8 is different than…

That's what Android is for. It's so you can opt-in to giving Google full control of your data. Going with iOS you opt-out from selling off your data.

Dude, you're either extremely paranoid or an Android user who is trying to justify Google harvesting data. Siri takes only the information it needs to answer questions, make recommendations, etc. ALL of these virtual assistants do that. They can't fully operate without it. Without that information they can't tell the…

I actually used to love the Lumia phones until Microsoft bought the Nokia brand. I almost got a Lumia phone when I was switching from T-Mobile to another carrier. Problem was the carrier I chose didn't have the Lumia phone, didn't carry any Windows phones if I recall correctly. But the problem with Windows phones…

You've never owned a higher storage device before to compare it to your lower storage devices, have you? Because if you did, you'd notice a huge difference between the lower storage and higher storage device. But trying to explain the difference between storage sizes with someone who's never had a high end storage…

You think using your phone a total of 7 hours in 4 days is considered good? And don't try and tell me you meant 7 hours a day without need to charge it. No phone can go that long doing that kinda stuff without need for a charge. My iPhone 5 I non stop, and my phone will last 6-8 hours each interval without need for a…

I just got some new information and figured I'd share it with everyone who owns an Android or iPhone. This is the latest GeekBench test, it includes both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. It also gives results on both single core and multi-core. I listed the top 5 of each. Notice how the amazing BlackBerry couldn't even crack…

I donno, some of these people spending $800 on a phone is like buying a million dollar mansion. Meaning they can't afford either. So in their case phone insurance is pretty much a neccessity.

First off I'm not the one who hides my last name and what I look like online and I'm not the one calling people "assholes" for saying things I don't want to hear. So if either of us is having issues and needs to calm down it's you. But for the record, I don't care how people see me. Why should I care what someone who…

This comes from a guy who isn't man enough to use his real name or pic online. Are we supposed to care what a guy who doesn't have the balls to say something to someone's face, actually says online? Come on.

You realize wouldn't even exist without iOS right? Hopefully you know that and that you also know the features you claim iOS is catching up to Android on were available to iOS jailbreak community before Android got them.

People need to stop buying the 16GB models. If you can't afford more than the 16 GB model then you are better off with Android. I say this because the high quality games that separates iOS from Android is taken away with the 16 GB model. Infinity Blade III installed takes 2.8 GB alone when installed. What this means…

iOS 8 is fine on iPhone 4s provided you don't have the cheapest version out. You should never buy the lowest end model iPhone, never. It's a waste of money and generally causes more problems than anything. For instance, most speed issues with new operating systems on older devices are devices using lowest storage…

Those who use sheep to describe iPhone users are Android users with low end phones who are jealous iPhone users. It's not iPhone users fault you can't afford at least $650 for a smartphone. And even though 90% of all Android users own a smartphone that costs $350 or less, every single one of them tells everyone they…

What do you expect? The people that buy these VR devices don't have a gf and never had sex. So of course eventually someone is gonna give them a virtual option to the things they can't get in real life.

It's the best looking. That doesn't make it the best overall.

See this is what I like about products in their infancy, experts focus more on functionality and how it feels and what it's gonna be used for. After the tech product goes mainstream all the sudden they stop going by functional, how it feels and what it's used for and instead focus on specs and features to determine…

The problem with a lot of tech experts is they focus too much on specs and features rather than what people buy it for. For instance people use smartphones for apps/games and soon mobile payments. So quality of apps games and security of the smartphone operating system should be seen as the main focus, with specs and…

So let me get this straight. For all the complaints about the iPhone's battery life and not having 1080p display, you're recommending the model that has similar battery life and similar display to that of the iPhone 5s? Makes perfect sense. Unless you're extremely cheap there's no true reason not to get the Plus.…