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Lifer
- Jul 10, 2007
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I don't understand.
I have both the Note 2 & iPhone 5 (Business / Personal), i like both phones but if I was forced to choose just one, I would take the Note 2**
True. thats an advantage of pull. but pull naturally eats more battery than push. with notifications on both systems I know what's coming in. If there's something that catches my eye, I'll click on it for more info. And with LTE this is less of an issue because latency is reduced and the opening of an email should be near instant. I know what you mean though and with AT&T's jammed networks it can be an issue on 3G opening and downloading that message.What keeps me on the Android is that it still background tasks like a champ. If I got an email, it downloads it in the background while it notifies me, and when I open up the app, its there. On the iPhone, I would get a notification that I have a new email and when I click on the app, I have to wait a second or two while it 'checks' and downloads that new email before I can read it. The iPhones 60 FPS gives it the illusion that its fast, but it's dog-slowly at actually getting stuff done, and all the pointless loading/signing that it does to keep that FPS high adds up to a lot of lost time.
It seems that iPhone5 is really the best smartphone nowadays.