“There are plenty of Android smartphones that can go toe-to-toe with the iPhone but there still seems to be something missing when it comes to Android tablets,” Brad Reed reports for BGR. “If you need further proof of this, consider that the excellent Android-focussed website Android Police has just put out its holiday gift guide… and writer David Ruddock recommends the iPad Air 2 as the best tablet to buy.”
Reed reports, “‘The Air 2 is reliable, predictable, and very fast,’ he writes. ‘iOS still has some tablet experience apps lacking Android equivalents, too…'”
MacDailyNews Take: By “some,” Ruddock means “hundreds of thousands.”
Reed reports, “[Ruddock continues], ‘the iPad remains a no-brainer for me. If it’s my money being spent on a tablet, I’m going to buy the one I know is going to live up to a standard of quality – the iPad has been the gold standard in tablets since it was unveiled, and that hasn’t changed. I don’t see it changing any time soon, either.'”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: There are not plenty of Android smartphones that can go toe-to-toe with the iPhone. There are, in fact, none that can. Spec sheets are no substitute for actual performance and user experience. That Android phone has more megapixels. Wonderful. Our iPhones take significantly better pictures. Etcetera on down the line, from apps (most developers develop for iOs and port lowest common denominator inferior versions to Android) to processors (only Apple can design the silicon and the OS to benefit each other) and beyond.
The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are simply unmatched and the consensus of major reviews from a wide variety of trusted sources proves it.
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ZDNet reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6 Plus: ‘Superb design and solid build quality’ – October 28, 2014
Forbes’ long-term iPhone 6 Plus review: ‘This beautiful freak is the iPhone’s future’ – October 22, 2014
Digital Photography Review: Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus offers a very good smartphone camera – October 21, 2014
Apple looks to have significantly underestimated the popularity of 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus – October 21, 2014
Apple shifts order ratio to hugely popular iPhone 6 Plus, away from iPhone 6 – October 7, 2014
Samsung is running scared of Apple’s hot-selling, 64-bit iPhone 6 Plus – September 29, 2014
Re/code reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6 Plus: ‘A statement phone,’ not a ‘plastic toy’ – September 17, 2014
The Telegraph reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6 Plus: ‘It’s peerless’ – September 17, 2014
Computerworld reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6: ‘Sleek, gorgeous and incredibly well built’ – October 1, 2014
TechCrunch reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6: ‘The best smartphone available’ – September 17, 2014
USA Today’s Baig reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6/Plus: ‘Smartphone stars’ – September 17, 2014
Walt Mossberg reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6: ‘The best smartphone on the market’ – September 16, 2014
The Wall Street Journal reviews Apple’s 64-bit iPhone 6: ‘The best smartphone you can buy’ – September 16, 2014
Never got past the first sentence because the first line basically screamed hit piece. When did they come out with a 64b phone that runs Android?
Ruddock must be rolling his own using IDC print outs.
32-bit Android Antique Dealer “premium” phones are sinking fast. Soon to be the exclusive low end domain of the cheap, hapless and undemanding.
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