Not every time, but most of it. I HATE my #$%^& iPhone. But it’s work issued and I have no choice. When I moved to an Apple product a few years ago at work, my boss (who lives and breaths Apple), said “Give it a few months and you love it.” I think it was a little over a year, and I finally gave in and bought my current Android phone to replace my dumb flip phone that I had carried for a decade or more. Since work was providing me with a smartphone (BlackBerry, then Android, and then @#$%^&) with truly unlimited data and tethering, there was little reason for me to pay for a personal SmartPhone. I HATE the iPhone so much that it was worth the $$ to buy an Android and pay for service for it. I did that when the beloved flip phone died. Having both does give the advantage that I can compare how apps work between the two platforms. There are several that I beta test on both.
Now back to differences between Android and iOS…
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