Definitely Android. iThings are overpriced, incompatible with too many things, and the OS is counterintuitive.

Also, yeah, Apple is a cult. No, thanks.

Android because I hate apple software and products. I had a MacBook all through high school and it was CONSTANTLY in IT getting fixed. I hate that apple isn't compatible with anything but apple. I hate the fact that everyone is so blindly obsessed with it. It's ingenious marketing but it feels brainwashing. The products are easily broken. I know maybe 2 people who haven't cracked their screen within 6 months.

I've always preferred my phones to be LG because I've had really good luck with durability (I have dropped it, caseless, dozens of times on cement, rocks, down stairs, not a single crack) and enjoyed the ease of use, but I've switched to Samsung for the waterproofing.

Cost, plus Apple seems like a cult. Absurd that people line up to pay large amounts of money for an iPhone. Never understood the draw. It's just a phone.

Android. More accustomed to it and better value for cost.

There's no $89 i phone

Don't really care but the cheaper rates usually stem from Android providers.

Android. I have never been a fan of Apple. As much as I hate Microsoft Windows, I still prefer it to Apple.

Android is just way way more user friendly and functional. It allows one to do more in more varied ways.

"Allows" is a very key word when talking about anything Apple. The company and their operating system are very heavy handed.

I generally avoid Apple products. Apple does a great job on design and marketing but I believe their devices are functionally equivalent to much lower priced Android models. I confess that I did break down and get one of the newer, larger iPads.

I can't work any Apple products. They are completely counter intuitive to me, and way too limiting for someone that is technical.

Android. They're usually less expensive and have the same great technology. Plus, when you have an iPhone, you have to use whatever it's compatible with and it's Apple based. I can use third party apps and hardware with Android. I heard that Apple is loosening up about this lately, but the phones are still more expensive.

The choice should probably be iOS or Android though.

Android all the way. I am a tinkerer by nature, and so I like to root my mobile devices to allow me to access other features the manufacturer didn't intend. IOS is a pain in the ass to achieve that same level of access.

I always had an Android and never had an iPhone so I can't compare the differences however, based on the comments here I don't think I would ever switch. Whenever I am in a mall and pass by an Apple store I've noticed two things - it's always crowded and mostly younger people. I think the word "cult" is very fitting for Apple now. Let the younger generation go into debt more by spending a fortune on iPhones.

I like Android, Apple has always been too proprietary with their software and firmware.
I started out with an IBM clone in the early eighties

Android became my iPhone got hacked, and it turned into this whole thing.

I've never really been a fan of Apple. They do very well for graphics but they are behind in technology. All the stuff they boast about has been used in Android phones for years.

android because i don't want to change everything to apple

I like iOS for its stability and consistency and ease of use, but I like Android for its customizability and the fact that I can get comparable or superior hardware for a fraction of the price.

As someone who works with many cell phones in a corporate setting and deals with security, apple would be my preferred deployment. Apple is a closed environment, which is a pain in the butt but it also makes it more secure. chances of malware being put into itunes store is pretty minimal when compared to the google store. We've never had an iphone compromised but we have had androids rooted out of "I want" stupidity and compromised.

Android. I am not a thing person and view my phone as a tool. My last phone was stolen and I bought the LG I use now for $79. It works fine.

Samsung for years then got an iPhone now im on a hawk phone .....miss my samsung , liked the iPhone hate the hawk . ....I figure they are all the same these days if all u do is call, text and internet

iPhone. The reason I use the iPhone is that a company I formerly worked at provided one for me and I got used to it and didn't feel like changing. Kind of like my experience with religion for my first 27 years...

Apple is good at marketing. That is all. I stick with Samsung. I kept my S3 for nearly 6 years and only upgraded because it couldn't be updated for newer apps.

I have both and go back and forth. Apple has always been easier to use. I already have iPads and macs, it’s nice to have all those devices connected.

Apple charges for everything and the phone battery is shit.