nextpit - Polls

WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Telegram or Google Allo: which of these popular messenger apps would you choose if they released on the same day?

Things are starting to change. In the past, Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese brands were all the craze but in the last year Chinese manufacturers have taken over.

Emoji are very different across different platforms, be it on Apple, Samsung or stock Android. We're asking you to vote on your most and least favorite.

We asked our readers to vote on the best smartphone camera, and after almost 4,00 votes, we have a clear winner. Step inside to find out the results.

The Galaxy S7 Edge recently took the top prize at DxOMark for the best smartphone camera. But we ask you if it well-earned by asking to participate in our blind test.

Every Android version release comes with a candy name that puzzles us until it's finally unveiled. In out poll, we want to know what you think Android N will be called.

We asked you, the readers, to decide on whether the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge is the better device. Well, the results are in. Let's take a look.

In our weekend poll, we're asking you to make a decision between two upcoming flagship devices from Samsung, the Galaxy S7 and the S7 Edge.

Over the weekend, we asked you whether you care more about your device's battery life or performance. The results are in. Let's take a look.

In our weekend poll, we're asking whether you value battery life or performance more. Let us know by casting your vote!

Last week we asked how important the latest and greatest processors are to you. Here is how you repsonded.

The results are in, the people have spoken, and specs are more important than design when deciding which smartphone to buy.

Which is more important to you, a smartphone's design or specs? Let us know by participating in our weekend poll.

In this week's AndroidPIT poll, we ask how important smartphone processors are, and whether it's even possible to tell them apart.

We asked you to vote on the feature you'd most like to see added to Google Now. As it turns out, you want to make it more personal, with greater customization options.

The results are in. It looks like the majority of AndroidPIT readers prefer larger phones to smaller ones. Five inches or larger, in fact. Here is the breakdown.

Today, we're asking you to vote to decide what feature you think should be added to Google Now to make it a better service.

In this weekly poll, we've asked the question - what is the ideal phone size? With phones getting bigger each year, we want to see what you think.

We aren't saying KitKat wasn't a good operating system, but if your phone won't be upgraded beyond Android 4.4, is it time to let it go? Let us know in our poll.

Following our recent "hardest Android quiz ever", here are the results for each of the questions. See how many you answered correctly.