True! iphone pic quality is really good. I haven't got an iphone but have seen the results. They seem to work pretty well under fairly low light conditions too. For my old Samsung S2, it doesn't work well or at all when the lighting gets a bit low ----- blurry pics and auto-focus issues (under low light). But even under good lighting, the lack of a manual focus on my S2 is a bit of a problem sometimes. I just stick with the old S2 as it we can tinker with its operating system and turn off the beeps and bells that manufacturers (and govt) impose on us ----- such as for the camera 'clicks and beeps', and video record button beep noises.
The old S2 (and similar phones) also allow pretty much full image backups to be done - copying a full back-up of operating system plus everything onto a hard drive. Proper system image. So the back-up image can just be transferred to a second phone of identical kind (eg. my spare S2) ----- and the newly imaged S2 will then start up and will be exactly the same as starting up the first phone - same apps, same settings, same contacts, emails, web bookmarks, same everything - a real clone hehehe. The new model phones probably can't do that - due to hardware security features. Will have to check to see what people do for the late model phones. They probably do have their ways. Hopefully.