Well, one thing you can always expect from Apple is well polished products and a pretty darn good user interface. People will blindly buy an iPhone over other phones because they just trust apple will deliver a solid product. Most of the time that is the case. Android is a good product but I find it pretty buggy. There are too many small things that add up and gets me frustrated. Since Apple makes its own hardware, it can optimize iOS to run flawlessly. Android does not have that luxury as it has to tailor itself to work on different hardwares. I have used iPhone, Android phone, and Windows Phone (Mango). My preference after 4 years of experience is iPhone first, Windows Phone second and Android phones third. At the end of the day I don't want my cell phone to try to do big things as long as it can do the small things flawlessly. Plus from a price stand point, iPhones are getting dirt cheaper compared to the Android phones. Who'd want to miss out. Peace out.