The eternal debate of Android vs iPhone
The debate that’s been going on for more than a decade.
There are two options available when purchasing a new smartphone. Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone are the two leading smartphone brands; in this post, we’ll determine which is the greatest option for your next buy.
- variety
- price
- customization and app selection
- security
Variety:
Since Google’s Android operating system is open source, any phone maker can use it, making it available and adaptable across a large range of devices. As a result, Android offers a wide range of options. Apple’s iPhone, meanwhile, is limited and chosen.
Price:
Android has a very broad pricing range. Smartphone prices range from $100 to an astounding $2000 for foldable phones and gaming phones. With an iPhone, you wouldn’t notice it, and the base model costs $700.
Customization and app selection:
With Android, you may install any launcher, widget, delete icons from the home screen, and completely alter the user interface; with iOS, this is not possible. And iOS only allows you to get apps through the app store, but Android has a far wider selection of apps that you can download through the play store, even third-party ones. Also, If you rely significantly on a voice assistant, there’s no better option than to go with Android since Google Assistant is far superior to Siri on iOS.
Security:
Here’s where the iPhone excels over the Android. Apple’s iPhone is a closed, highly secure device. Every device in Apple’s ecosystem is connected to every other device. However, Android is vulnerable to viruses and other shady operations.
A few comparisons between Android and iPhone are provided above. You now know more about your wants and what to buy when you make your next purchase after reading this post.
