Android

“The built-in dictionary on the iPhone might be the thing I've missed most since switching to Android.”

“A tablet that was Android based seemed to be a better option, and the Tab X uses stock, vanilla Android - AOSP?”

“My first try with an Android.”

“After my beloved N9 slowly faded out I tried to make a reasonably healthy if guarded relationship with Android work.”

“I research and develop next generation UX for Android.”

“I'm a relatively late convert to the iPhone, but eventually the camera got good enough, and Android's claim to free software purity got bad enough, that I made the leap.”

“Part of me wants to try Android when this iPhone dies, but I'm married to Apple and the divorce would be messy.”

“I also have a collection of Android phones I use for playing with Winnie on Android because it's really important to us to have best of class apps for Winnie on both iPhone and Android.”

“The fingerprint sensor is so fast and so conveniently placed, that I use it, despite knowing that Android's hardware security is weak sauce.”

“Importantly, it has a desktop app for Linux and a mobile app for Android, so I can read and manage papers on the go.”

“My phone is some Android thing I bought off my little brother that's probably approaching 3 years old.”

“I apologize for the lack of Android here, because although the OS has improved dramatically in the last 2 years, I've really struggled to find hardware I like that runs Android.”

“I have an obsolete Android phone that I don't use much because it's horribly slow and I don't trust it anyway, but I can't justify spending hundreds of dollars on whatever phone is current these days.”

“For Android development, I do everything in vim and push builds to my phone with an adb-over-WiFi app.”

“The tablet and cellphone are both running Android, 4.4.4 Kit Kat and 4.1.1 Jelly Bean, respectively.”

“Plus an Android phone because it syncs so nicely with all that shit.”

“Finally, in the last couple years, affordable Android phones got fast enough to be actually useful for day-to-day work.”

“I work at Google where I've spent the past 6 years helping ship every version of Android.”

“It was of the few Android half-recent devices with a physical (slide-out) keyboard which was available in Europe.”

“A while back I bought an incredibly crappy, low-end LG Android 2.2 phone to make sure my software runs well even on slow devices.”

“Android is my preferred mobile OS and I run various custom ROMs.”

“Befriend an Android phone owner, earn their trust, and they will one day confide this secret to you: Android isn't as good as it should be.”

“It it is the latest in a series of Android developer phones by HTC I've moved through.”

“I'd tried Android beforehand, and while it's a great OS - and having proper, non-shonky Gmail integration is a feature that I wish Apple would nail down - there's just no comparison to the iPhone in terms of usability.”

“I helped launch the Android mobile platform, working on its kernel and system stack.”