• SW42@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    I’m not an apple fanboy as I think it’s stupid to be a fan of a certain brand. What I can say is that the difference between two generations of iPhones is meaningless - at least for us as we keep them within the family for years and years. I use mine 3-4 years, then it will be used by my parents for another two and afterwards it gets passed on to nieces and nephews. So the iPhones we update to ar at least 3-4 years newer, meaning the value is there considering the longevity. Also the family tech support is so much easier because the UI is basically the same everywhere.

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          Most big Android manufacturers are promising 7 years of updates these days. And honestly both UI’s are slowly converging from what I’ve seen. So like, not really?

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            And that’s great! But this wasn’t the case when we moved as a family to iOS and I can’t really make the older members of my family learn something new when what we have actually just works. I don’t mean to say iPhones are better than android devices, but that there are use cases for either of them.