I've had an iPhone ever since it was released in 2007.
i did too, i remember though i still kept my blackberry for a while
I had a girlfriend in 2007 who was addicte dto her blackberry. I think that was my first interaction with a smartphone. Unfortunately, she loved the blackberry more than me so it didn't work out. hehe
it was because of my job, they used them, so i just had 2 phones for a few years, the keyboard was better until the iphone 3
Well now I have an iPhone 6. I think I've had it since they were released in 2014. It is getting to be a bit long in the tooth.
i'm still using the iPhone 8 , havn't really felt the need to upgrade yet, they do seem to last for a long time compared to Android
I've become so accustomed to Apples iOS that it would require some discretionary effort for me to switch to Android. That hurdle, albeit minor, does require that an Android phone be quite compelling to attract my dollars.
my friends seem to have to upgrade their Androids every year or so, they just get real slow and lose functionality, i dont think i could give up the ios
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In conclusion, Seifert stated in response to BlackBerry believing "power pros" would still carry another smartphone alongside their Passport, "if I can get my job done with just [an iPhone], why bother carrying two?"
Joanna Stern of the "Wall Street Journal" was similarly negative, remarking that while BlackBerry still had the best e-mail client of any smartphone platform, the Passport's keyboard was inferior to that of past BlackBerry devices, and shared criticism surrounding the device's design. She felt that