@lakshyalark Honestly even here in the Northeast, iPhones are becoming much more common (like 15%) that I don't even find people with iPhones considered rich, they think Apple is number 1 when its definitely not for me.
@lakshyalark Though think about it, iPhones have much fewer models than Androids, and while the Galaxy S25 is still quite popular, it's still backed down by the fact that other's chose other brands for Android phones. So, iPhones would undoubtedly dominate in one model sales.
@iHateApplee The only thing I can think of which Apple did is introduce smartphones itself, iPhones were good under Jobs, but now under Cook it's too reliant on others and can't even innovate properly. Playing too safe, is NOT safe for the products.
@lakshyalark Not best but most consistent, though in my honest opinion, the Oppo Find X7 Ultra or Vivo X200 Pro have the average greatest phone cameras so far for me, but things could change.
@lakshyalark But honestly, iPhones aren't even really like status kings anymore in this 2025, but depends on region. To me, the Z Folds represent status, but eitherway status has never been a reason for what phone I would choose.
@WorkaholicDavid The worst phone I ever used? Probably the Nokia Lumia 520, but mostly because I tried to live with it in 2016, and I hated the fact that even with internet, it feels too limited. Of course, Windows Phone.
@iHateApplee Don't forget, typing feels unnecessarily complicated in iOS because the stupid OS makes it that you cannot use punctuations and full stops by default, you need to navigate to the numerical keyboard or whatever you call it.
@iHateApplee But seriously man, I won't trust Apple in privacy at all, but neither will I trust Samsung too much. As someone who despises both, I can only like OnePlus, Nothing and Oppo. The smartphone market is really stagnating when mostly only some brands get the spotlight.
@iHateApplee@macworld What can I even do with it, what's the point of so many cores even? If I need too many cores, better go with AMD Threadripper EPYC CPUs, they're much more better and versatile.
@lakshyalark Though iPhone maximum is probably 120Hz, Android has higher refresh rates like 144Hz, 165Hz and even 240Hz, but not a good noticeable difference to consider.