@RainIsMyDrug @Doomsday_Horror Apple's business strategy is to make its OS and hardware so you have to buy their product. Android is open source which means you don't necessarily need a license to use it or even to develop for it.

@Infinity_Gauntl Even though Microsoft has not formally announced the successor to the Xbox. Fanboys and their everlasting ignorance.

@Infinity_Gauntl So a 30 MB update for a game taking 20 minutes on my 20 MB/s internet is not that bad?

@Hurvl @TheArcade I've had an Xbox for five years, and never have I ever had to pay for an update to a game. I do believe you are thinking of add-ons.

I am not hating on Android and I am not an iPhone fanboy, but in Capitalism, there will ALWAYS be competition. If Apple only has ONE device they market that is set at ONE price, they will NEVER have the top of the market. So, it seems logical that they would make a cheaper iPhone to appeal to Android users that simply could not afford an iPhone before. It is not a matter of being a fan of either, they both have their ups and downs. Chill.

@Gamer_4_Fun @naryanrobinson Apple makes ONE device, the iPhone. Android devices easily outnumber the iPhone AT LEAST 5:1. You are not arguing over any valid fact, and you are practicing severe hypocrisy being an Android fanboy.

The iPhone is not cheap. That is why Android easily outmatches it. It isn't implied that it's because it is necessarily better, and I'm not saying the iPhone is perfect, but I'd rather have a clean, secure interface rather than a sluggish, sloppy mobile OS.

I'm also not sure where you get your info; enjoy arguing with people that have far higher intellects than you ever will.