>>>The apps are kludgy and crappy and so is the support.
>>>If someone came out with a better one tomorrow I'd chuck it in a minute.
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>KG says iOS is better. Certainly it's more predictable and consistent.
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All of my family members have I Phones and love them, but I went with Android because of my pecuniary nature and anti-proprietary bias.

>What apps are so bad?

Just synching my email contacts was a major issue and email is still unpredictable so I wind up using the browser and squirrel mail when I bother at all.

As a golfer, GPS was one of the features I was after. I have an app that gives yardages on the golf course that is so kludgy and annoying that I often just pace off the yardages as I used to a caddy.
People tell me that the dedicated devices are much better but I don't want yet another gadget.

One thing that's great is the way the phone connects with the Bluetooth audio console in my car.
These weary ears appreciate being able to actually hear people!
If I get another phone it will have to do that.