iPhone 4gs vs nexus prime

[JustSomeDude]

Damn good point

Also - one last nice thing about Android phones -- you can swap the batteries if need be. Granted, this isn't even a concern 85% of the time and in normal day to day life - but it's a lifesaver those few times I've needed it. When traveling, and knowing I may be without access to a charger for a day or more, it's certainly comforting knowing I can swap out battery packs as needed and have uninterrupted access to my phone and email.

Forget about powering down, limiting usage, or "conserving" your battery... just change batteries!

[bodhizafa]

I've had each gen of the iPhone so far except the 4S and I'm pretty sure I'm going to skip that and get a Galaxy Nexus, probably not till late winter though. I'd really like to have that larger screen. I'm a little worried about the software not being as smooth, but its worth a try for the 4.5 inch screen.

[green_zx7r]

Also - one last nice thing about Android phones -- you can swap the batteries if need be. Granted, this isn't even a concern 85% of the time and in normal day to day life - but it's a lifesaver those few times I've needed it. When traveling, and knowing I may be without access to a charger for a day or more, it's certainly comforting knowing I can swap out battery packs as needed and have uninterrupted access to my phone and email.

Forget about powering down, limiting usage, or "conserving" your battery... just change batteries!

Again, the flexibility I like. This is true except for the new Motorola Razor in order to keep it thin... I don't freaking need it that thin. My X2 is thin enough. Let me keep a spare battery handy and let me swap it if/when I want to!

[isaiahchavez]

Does anyone know if theres an app to access ur itunes remotely but using and android phone