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How picky are you about user interface on your devices? Are happy to just have something that works-as-advertised consistently without much thought on your part, or do you prefer things to be set up JUST SO, annoyed when some function is not easily accessible or doesn't look the way you want it to?
If the former, go for iPhone. The latter, go for Android. That is probably the biggest difference. Android is about customization. You can tweak the look and feel and layout to precisely how you like it. The drawback is that it requires more effort on your part and can run across compatibility issues if you're dealing with a lot of 3rd party customization apps.
iPhone is about a stable, reliable, functioning device (not to imply that Android isn't, at its base, stable, reliable, and functional. Just that it gives you the option of messing with lots of stuff, which RISKS unreliability and instability). The drawback is that you can't do much to "improve" on the usability if there's something that isn't comfortable for you.
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