but in windows phone 8, you can actually share many things w/other platforms.

nice one Microsoft :)

—”there is a limit on iPhone and no limit on most Android phones”
>>>Most of the GSMA Specsheets specify UP TO 32GB for the card slot – yes I KNOW you can probably put in a bigger card, but the manufacturer indemnifies himself in case of bad performance. So I think that this qualifies as a limit.

—”Nothing is stopping an Android user from carrying 10 32GB microSD cards if they want, bringing the capacity to 320GB which is about the size of a fair-sized hard drive.”
>>>Really? So I guess instead of coins you carry a bunch of Micro SD cards in your wallet???

—”If a situation arises where I have some data on my phone or card and I need to give it to someone, I can hand over the card”
>>>You know very well that when you put a card in a phone, it creates some system folders, thumbnail files, temp files, system files etc, and even apps themselves create their own little folders to store their data. My memory card right now has 20 folders – I only created one and the system created the rest. The more devices you put that card into, the more these little files and folders get put on that card. If your friend uses your card, the apps on his phone are gonna create some new folders and they build up the more you do this. Thats just inviting lots of headaches with corrupt cards. I’ve experience it – and ITS ANNOYING. I’ve had situations where my camera failed to initialize because the damn card was acting up – and I ended up missing out on some memorable photo moments. Sorry but thats an “OPTION” I can live without!
Besides I thought you had your precious Bluetooth file transfer??? Oh, I guess ITS NOT SO GREAT ANYMORE?

—”Maybe on a weak phone such as a Galaxy Y. However, on any phone with 1GHz, Adreno 205, 512MB RAM, Android 2.3.4 or above, what you’re saying is NONSENSE.” (Stopped using widgets – they eat memory and compromise performance!)
>>>NO, FACT! I have a phone with 1GHz Cortex-A8, PowerVR SGX530, 512MB RAM, Android 2.3.4 and it bleeds RAM when the widgets are on! Sometimes widgets fail to refresh – so what good are they then?

—”I hope this makes you rethink your decision of buying iPhone.”
>>>No, not really – are you on Google payroll or something? Your whole argument seems to be based of having features just for the sake of it – just as long as they are there. Even though they can negatively affect performance and reliability, or are just plain inconvenient. We don’t all have time to tinker endlessly with our phone. I buy my phone to make my life easier, not to give me another set of chores. And thats what owning an android can sometime become. A BLOODY CHORE!!! Look, I HAVE USED ANDROID – since 2009. I’m on my third android. So should I be married to it now?
There are other reasons for me getting an iPhone. Other features and services worth exploring. I recently started using iTunes to buy TV episodes and Music. I like their comprehensive catalog. Google play doesn’t even come close. I can also pick up an Apple TV and play the content on my HDTV – Google doesn’t offer that option – their Nexus Q only streams stuff stored in the cloud – which means running up my home data usage to re-download content that I already own. NO THANKS! It isn’t even that widely available and cost three times as much as Apple TV (who’s greedy now?).
Look, its just a fone – You buy, if you don’t like you sell and buy another – no big deal – (and no other phone beats iPhone on re-sale value, even the biggest android fanboy has to admit that). But here you are acting as if ditching android is the worlds biggest betrayal. Whats so wrong with change?