I acquired an iPhone 4 several months ago. Mind you, my provider is Verizon, so my experience is slightly biased from my experience of coverage on their network, which is different from when I had an iPhone 4 on Sprint's network.
I love my iPhone. I wish I could have afforded a newer model, but I do enjoy the iOS interface, and while I only have an 8GB phone, (which does not have on-board means of expanding the storage, other than iCloud.) I do back things up to a couple of apps, which include DropBox and MyShoeBox. (DropBox stores a little of everything, and MyShoeBox is an app that stores pictures.) I also clear pictures off of my phone about once a month, so that they're not killing my memory.
The variety of apps on this phone is great, though it's not quite the same as on Android. There are some games that just haven't got to Android yet, though there are similar apps that serve the same purposes.
I have my e-mail synced to my phone, and have actually done homework via my iPhone. I watch videos on it and it doesn't slow down. Netflix works flawlessly on it. Another app I use frequently (which is available on Android, as well,) is GasBuddy. It looks up prices for gas by distance and price, and comes in handy often, but particularly on trips where you don't know exactly where everything is.
If I have to choose favorite games for it, though, there are two: Evil Apples, and Plague Inc. Evil Apples is an app version of Cards Against Humanity, which is one of my favorite party games. (NSFW.) Plague Inc. is a game where you play as an illness of some kind, trying to evolve and eventually clear the Earth of human existence. While I can't imagine such an illness in real life, it's a really fun game.
If you have questions about other apps or things I use with my iPhone 4, feel free to ask in the comments section. Have a great day, and I'm sorry I disappeared for a while!
- Sara
I love my iPhone. I wish I could have afforded a newer model, but I do enjoy the iOS interface, and while I only have an 8GB phone, (which does not have on-board means of expanding the storage, other than iCloud.) I do back things up to a couple of apps, which include DropBox and MyShoeBox. (DropBox stores a little of everything, and MyShoeBox is an app that stores pictures.) I also clear pictures off of my phone about once a month, so that they're not killing my memory.
The variety of apps on this phone is great, though it's not quite the same as on Android. There are some games that just haven't got to Android yet, though there are similar apps that serve the same purposes.
I have my e-mail synced to my phone, and have actually done homework via my iPhone. I watch videos on it and it doesn't slow down. Netflix works flawlessly on it. Another app I use frequently (which is available on Android, as well,) is GasBuddy. It looks up prices for gas by distance and price, and comes in handy often, but particularly on trips where you don't know exactly where everything is.
If I have to choose favorite games for it, though, there are two: Evil Apples, and Plague Inc. Evil Apples is an app version of Cards Against Humanity, which is one of my favorite party games. (NSFW.) Plague Inc. is a game where you play as an illness of some kind, trying to evolve and eventually clear the Earth of human existence. While I can't imagine such an illness in real life, it's a really fun game.
If you have questions about other apps or things I use with my iPhone 4, feel free to ask in the comments section. Have a great day, and I'm sorry I disappeared for a while!
- Sara
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