[tbelldesignco]

So I live in Kansas City in America which is beginning to be one of the technology hubs of the States, so we are getting 5G and some of the newer technologies about the same time folks in California and NYC are getting them. I have been using an iPhone since the iPhone 3GS and I jailbroke it to work on my T-Mobile service I had at the time, then jumped over to Verizon when the iPhone 4 came out with a 4G/LTE variant. I have always loved iPhone because of the security and cameras that came with them, I do understand that some android handsets have incredible cameras and battery life too, but with my 11 Pro Max being used for both my daily driver and a development phone and the smart battery case I get about a day and a half out of my phone before I drop it on my wireless charger with my AirPods. In all honesty, I will probably be getting the 12 Pro Max when it is available.

Some of the cons I had over the years: I got an iPhone XR and within a few hours of owning it the screen cracked and overheated due to battery swelling, but Verizon exchanged phones no question asked. I also had weird issues with my iPhone 6s and 7+ with the call quality being absolute garbage, but I think that had to do with Verizon network upgrades and since have not had any issues with Verizon or iPhones.

I do also have a Note 10 sitting on my desk I use only for development, but I've never really had any incline to use an android phone, I think I did once with the Moto Razr in like 2012 when my iPhone 4s went through the wash, but I quickly upgraded to the iPhone 5s when it came out.