Android and Apple Get Along

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Android phone or iPhone? Many ask themselves that very question. For a little backstory, I had two Android phones before I switched to the iPhone and that was because Sprint didn’t have the iPhone for a long while. I never thought I’d have an android device again, until I got my Kindle Fire HD for Christmas last year.

Recently I found a sweet deal on Amazon for a special edition of the Moto E4, a new version by Motorola (yes that company still exists!). It seemed like a great deal for just $99, as an Amazon Prime member. “But Scott,” you may ask, “don’t you have an iPhone? Why would you want an Android phone?”

It’s been suggested on Reddit that it’s a good idea to have a second phone just for driving with Lyft. And since I tend to get annoying telemarketer calls on my iPhone, which I block, getting a second phone made since. It’s also good for tax purposes. Plus, I wanted to use Android Auto since Lyft uses Google Maps and it would be nice using the Ford Escape’s in-dash screen. It’s possible somehow telemarketers will get my number. I’ve already had a few wrong numbers so far and I’ve only had the phone for a few days lol!

The first phone I was looking at was the LG Tribute from Sprint. At $120, it seemed like a good budge phone. Plus, it would be “free” after a Visa gift card. Then Amazon gave me that great deal, so I thought I’d go for the Moto e4 instead (plus the Moto is a newer phone with more features). So now I have both Android and iOS phones, which means I’m a double agent! But who am I working for?