My Android!

Hi guys, I really hope we are enjoying our week. I have come to share with you my preference between iOS and Android. Interestingly, this was the same topic I dragged throughout last week with my friends, many of which are iOS users.

Frankly speaking none of these two is bad. I love iphones and its nice features which include: quality camera, high security, the sophistication and this rare prestige it brings to its users. In fact, my friends used to behave as if they were using a made in heaven kind of phone. The way I used to run to them whenever I wanted to snap pictures added to their shoulder pad.

However, with all the admiration and hype, I have never considered owing an iphone to my name. Why? iOS seems so complex to me. I enjoy my and prefer my Android most especially for the easy access. You know, Android phones are more budget-friendly than iOS. It doesn't cost an arm and a leg like iPhones. A one-third percent of an iphone can get a quality android. So, I stick to my Android.

Variety is another thing that makes me prefer android. I love varieties and android provides that in terms of features, customizations and designs.You can't just get enough of androids. There are different manufacturers with different designs. The choice is always for me to make, from Samsung to Oppose and the rest. I can also maneuver my home screen, wallpaper and the like. It's never boring.

I also like the fact that android supports the google services like google maps, google photos, of course, they will since android is developed by google. I remember some time ago, a friend asked me to download google photos from my play store and follow some steps to back up my photos. Just that exercise earned me ten thousand naira from google. I doubt iOS could allow such apps. A while ago, someone introduced me to media reward, a foreign app that takes survey responses and rewards the participants. I got some money from that exercise as well.

Unfortunately, I asked my brother to download and register too on his iphone when he saw my gift cards, but his iphone didn't allow it. As a student, those little rewards go a long way, but the iphone wouldn't let him explore the offer. The reason is not far-fetched, android accommodates lots of apps flexibly.

Also, availability of spare parts, in case of any damage, makes me prefer android more. Android is more open in terms of market. If any part of my phone is damaged, I can easily get it repaired or replaced without much worries. To crown it all, I love iOS but I prefer android.

This is my entry to the hivereachout weekly prompt. I hereby call on @MaryAnn Amarachi and @KING.DOMZY to participate in this prompt.

Thanks for stopping by.

All pictures are mine.

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