Would you regret ditching your iPhone for a rival Android phone?

If you are frustrated by the high prices of and lack of innovation with the latest Apple phones, maybe you should try the OnePlus GT, writes Clancy Morgan
I’m what you might call a Day One Apple user.
I’ve used Apple products and Mac computers for as long as I can remember, from the Power Macintosh my parents had in the family room to my first iBook, to multiple iterations of iPods.
When the first iPhone came out in 2007, I was dazzled.
I saved my earnings from my summer job at a swimming club and bought it a few weeks after it hit the shops.
Like almost everyone else who has ever had an iPhone, I loved it.
Throughout the years, I've upgraded fairly regularly every other year: an iPhone 3GS, 4S, 5S, 6S.
Each time, I toyed with the idea of trying Google's Android operating system.
I played with the top-of-the-line Android phones at the AT&T shop, read a bit about how much more “open” the ecosystem was – and then ultimately stuck with the iPhone.
During this past cycle, though, I held out for as long as possible.