Catching up? The s4 out does the iPhone 6 in numerous ways, and thats not even bringing up the s5.

Most charts you look at don't even matter in real life...

Just like computer benchmarks, it's meaningless to the majority of people.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Dec 2 2014 09:55pm

But when the s4 also beats the iPhone 6 in a destruction test (drop test, water test, etc) it still beats it with flying colors....and its 2 years old. Which IMO is very meaningful to every day people.

This post was edited by CarsAndKush on Dec 2 2014 09:57pm

Um....Apple has won every single drop test i have watched....

With that said, I have not watched an iphone 6 drop test.

I just googled and I stand corrected. The video I saw was the s4 vs the iphone 5. The specs part was the s4 vs the iphone 6.
/e http://www.cnet.com/videos/iphone-5-vs-samsung-galaxy-s4-destruction-test/

This post was edited by CarsAndKush on Dec 2 2014 10:03pm

I watched it.


Yet, I can find plenty of videos showing the iphone on top during drop tests.

No, I'm not going to hold your hand and post them for you, you can do that on your own.

Goodnight, princess.

lol iphone thread


windows phone or gtfo

Who doesn't have a good case on their $600 phone? The benchmarks are pointless for 99% of users. I leave my S4 I've had since release on power saving mode at all times. I'm using a fraction of it's CPU.


The Android/Apple debate is really similar to the age old Mac vs PC debate. At the end of the day you are going to buy what you like and if your loyalty blinds you it won't matter what someone tells you. I respect apple's hardware but I can't stand the OS. That is it for me. Some people like the minimalist OS. I can't stand knowing what I want to do and being told I can't do it or flat out not having the option to do it. I don't need someone to treat me like a child and assume I don't need access to certain things for my own good. Therefore, I run a PC and an Android phone.

This post was edited by FMX_89 on Dec 2 2014 11:05pm

exactly. It all comes down to personal preference. Most people are smart/mature enough not to try and argue personal preference.

My wife was a macfag when I met her. After her Iphone 4 was replaced by a galaxy S3 by her employer (They use google calendar) she is never going back. I'm not one to argue the point like you just said, but I will say I don't see many people using top tier Android phones switching to Apple.