Android or iPhone! What is your choice and why?

Android. Because of its easy to use interface.

I am not an expert on the topic, but I prefer Android. I was an Android user for years, switched to the iPhone for about 6 months and came back to Android. iPhone has a lot of great features, but I just couldn't get around the block I had with their interface. Editing texts on the keyboard, switching languages were both a constant headache ( I use multiple languages daily). So was finding confirmation and back buttons on each new page or App. I don't recall more at the moment, but I was constantly frustrated with small issues like that. On the other hand, Android phones tend to have issues after a year or two after using, they just don't seem to perform the same anymore. I can't compare them on any in depth level as I lack knowledge. So my response is purely subjective and maybe also biassed in a sense that we might simply prefer what we are used to.

android. when apple first came out with their phone you were so limited on the apps you could use, IIRC you couldn't even use google products on it.

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iPhone. In my experience, it lasts longer.

The main advantage of mobile photography is that it saves time. We can immediately post pictures on social networks and share emotions with others. That's why mobile photography has become so popular: you don't have to wait. You can live in the moment! Mobile photography can easily become a professional activity. This is the era of social media: promoting brands, personal accounts, and services. It's a business. For this reason, so many areas of mobile content creation have emerged. Some people don't understand how to take cool photos with their phones. But you show professionalism when you create tapes with quality photos taken with your phone. I started taking pictures over 10 years ago with a small camera. I shot everything that seemed unusual to me. Then I read the SKYLUM article, and the iPhone 5 came into my life. Then I realized that my heart belonged to this camera. I loved the color reproduction and ease of use, so gradually, I gave up the bulky camera. Now I shoot with the iPhone 14 Pro, and I don't even feel like picking up the camera again.

iPhone without any other thought.