[NOTE] I bought an iPhone day 1, and I have both an iPhone and an Android phone, so I can fairly compare and contrast the two.]

I can charge my Android for 15–20 minutes and get a 50% battery charge!

Which phone is easier to use, the one that has a charge or the one that’s dead? This tech has been available for 2 years, but it costs more than the cheap batteries that Apple uses, and the fast charging power supply costs a bit more than the cheap charger included with the iPhone.

You can’t be the most profitable company in the history of the world, ever, if you deliver a product that has the same level of tech than Android phones, which are not as profitable, but deliver far greater value than Apple.

This is in direct contrast to Jobs who said “I don’t want to be the richest guy in the cemetery, I want to be the one that did the most to change the world.” Steve delivered on changing the world over and over again. The new management team (Cook and Sir Jony) clearly want to be the richest guys in the cemetery.

With Android you are not paying top price for a poorly built phone that uses 2-6 year old tech. The iPhone 7 doesn’t even have a full HD display… only 1300x700. My Nexus 6 that’s 2 years old and cost hundreds of dollars less has a quad HD display.

It also has stereo front-facing speakers… way better sound than any iPhone has ever had, and shows that Apple would rather make more profit than provide its customers with a best-of-breed media consumption device… so the music and videos you buy on iTunes look and sound worse on the iPhone than the same content on my Nexus.

You can use your voice for everything. The speech to text capabilities are so good I don’t need to type… email, sms, messenger, FB, etc.

Google Now voice is a genius compared to the idiot Siri. You can ask contextual lines of questions, which no other phone tech can come close to.

Pure Android (as is found on Nexus, pixel, and some other Android phones) is as easy to use as iOS. I know because I use them both. Android has a “back” button, which is incredibly convenient and makes the phone so much easier to use. Whenever I switch to my iPhone I REALLY miss the back button… I’m accustomed to how much easier that makes Android to use.

Apple has so little innovation that iOS keeps stealing things from Android. In iOS8 they stole the #1 best selling app on Android called SwiftKey.. Apple’s QuickType is an exact rip-off, right down to the three words above the keyboard.

Next they ripped off the flipping through your open apps feature of Android. The list goes on.

And the “new” iPhone 8 (or X) is featuring wireless charging… available on Android for years.

You can put in a microSD card to expand storage. 128GB card is far less expensive than paying Apple for the extra memory.

Did I mention that you can charge it 15–20 minutes and get a 50% charge?