Review Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 - Flipping to Android
So, I’ve been an Apple user for over a decade, and an iPhone user since 2014. I switched over to iOS as a consequence of me being hired by Apple back in 2012, when they also paid for my move over here to Ireland. And while I stopped working for them in early 2016, under some rather fractious circumstances, I was firmly ensconced in their ecosystem, with iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch, Apple TV and a MacBook being mine. Employee discounts and knowledge of the company’s internal support processes can be a powerful motivation for brand loyalty. However, I haven’t set foot in the Apple Campus up in Hollyhill for years now, and my enthusiasm for the Church of the Disciples of St. Jobs has waned considerably in the intervening years. While the company still builds excellent products, I’m typing this very blog post on a MacBook, the iPhone line has become stale, if still well-built, effectively the Toyota Corolla of smartphones. So, when my mobile phone contract came up for renewal in early Octo...