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To: sylvester80 who wrote (11023)10/17/2011 3:39:05 PM
From: Doren  Read Replies (1) of 32692
 
Now to respond to your childish response in a grown up way, one can analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each system:

iPhone

PRO: Since the battery is not replaceable Apple is able to cram it into every spare nook and cranny thereby enabling something like an 8 hour battery life. For most consumers this is enough. It lasts through a work day and most consumers can easily charge in the evening.

CON: If you are in the desert for a considerable period of time, and cannot charge the phone you are at a disadvantage.

Android

PRO: you can carry an unlimited amount of extra batteries. Perhaps 2 extra to match the iPhone's 8 hour life.

CON: you have to charge all those batteries all the time. You pockets are full of batteries.

Take your pick. What ever is good for you.
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