I've never used the Droid so I can't really contribute to this thread lol. I do like the Iphone though.
The iPhone in my opinion. The Droid has a better camera and some have slide out keyboards, but I prefer Apple products more.
Can't really say to be honest. I had an iPod Touch for awhile, but all I have for a phone at the moment is an LG slider phone. But I do like the iOS format on the iPod Touch.
I have the newest iPhone and I have never used a Droid so I can't compare them to each other. I don't think it comes down to which is "best" but rather which phone satisfies your own personal needs.
The android operating system is far superior to the iphone operating system. It's not as simple as saying Droid and Ipone either, because droid is just the name of one specific phone that has android. Though, iphones only have Iphone OS, so it's perfectly reasonable to just say Iphone.
The Droid is good for people who like customizing. But let's be honest, is that really that big of a deal? Iphone is superior in every other category.
iPods can be customized. You can move apps around anywhere you choose. You can create random folders for them. You can set your own backgrounds for the lock screen and background screen. You can customize alot, those are the obvious. Droid0 iPhone1.
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Haha Nick. That's not the obvious........that's it. But customization is a pretty minor issue. Iphone still rapes Android.
If you've actually owned an Android phone, you'd quickly find that customization is a major issue. And the iPhone notification system is absolute garbage, Android rapes the iPhone in that department too. Oh, and my Android phone doesn't drop calls if I touch it in the wrong spot. The iPhone is a piece of shit.
Expandable Storage? Point goes to Droid. Larger Screen? Point goes to Droid. 5MP camera vs 8MP camera? Point goes to Droid. Dual LED flash vs single flash? Point goes to Droid. Total Talk Time? Point goes to Droid. Adobe Flash? Point goes to Droid. HDMI-capable? Point goes to Droid. iPhone rapes what?
It rapes this: On second thought, maybe not. I bet that one doesn't drop calls if you hold it the wrong way.
I take it by the lack of rational (read: ANY) responses from the iPhone side that they don't have anything as a rebuttal. On a related note: [youtube]FL7yD-0pqZg[/youtube]