iPhone vs Android, There Difference and Features

iPhone vs Android, There Difference and Features 

Today..!! We will be talking about the issue going on online about iPhone and Android, which is better?, Which is Affordable?, Which to concede?. 

When it comes to buying of the best phone,
what you first think of is buying one of the best SMARTPHONES, the first choice can be the hardest, but you shouldn't take it that way, most time the hardest may be the poorest in some cases. 

 iPhone or Android.! Which should I go for? It's not easy to decide between the two but the clear issue is that both kinds of phones offer a lot of great features and they may seem to be basically the same. That's if we are to look at it in other team so If you look closely, though, you'll find some key differences between them.

In this post am going to highlight some differences that we help you decide whether an iPhone or Android phone is right for you to buy.

But before I proceed, I want to clear this with you. I am not an Apple hater non Android lover. To clear this, I own an Android phone "Tecno W3, iOS 6.0 Marshmallow version", when it comes to all the operating systems and devices out there, I don't just go to phone stores to buy any phone, I buy what fits my needs and I suggest so everyone should do. But as for any iPhone lovers who will come here and look at this article some how, please don't. I love my "Tecno W3, iOS 6.0 Marshmallow version", I just believe that an Android phone is better than an iPhone, and I'll state my reasons why.

But as for dose who are not using iPhone non Android, and you are just thinking of which to go for. Now, the reason why I am writing this post is because of some of the articles I have been seeing all-around the social media.

It’s not new thing to hear a lot of people complaints about Android phones overheating, freezing up, and are simply low quality. While iPhones have also had hardware issues, inconsistent quality isn’t an issue for the iPhone.

Apple offers users a single choice what model of iPhone do you want, it's S series or SE?. Its not the matter what company’s phone and then what model. What matters most is its ability to do what you want. So many may prefer the greater choice of Android. Others will appreciate the iPhone's simplicity and quality.

Now let roll ON...!!! 

Some Basic Facts To Conceded. 

<> Hardware, 

<> Prices to fit your needs, 

<> Customization. 

1. Hardware : In some cases, hardware is where the differences between the iPhone and Android first become clear. Apple is the only company that makes iPhones, and they never link there secret to any other companies. So it has extremely tight control over how the software and hardware work together. On the other hand, Google offers its Android software to many phone makers such as Tecno, Sony, Samsung, HTC, LG, and Motorola, and even Nokia. As a result, Android phones has different in size, weight, features, and and even versions also with users experience, and quality.

2. Prices to fit your needs : This should be the first point, but a wide variety of devices with different designs, features, version and specs means that Android has something for you at just about any budget. Which iPhone don't have. The exclusive nature of Apple's products is in stark contrast to the inclusive nature of Android. I can boldly say that 75% of people using phone now use Android just because it's affordable. But if to check for iPhone it should be around 40 -  50% user. It might not be all.! 

So with this alone, Affordability has been a key driver for Android dominance worldwide and it continues to be. If you want premium devices that match and surpass the iPhone or iPad then you can find them, but if you want a budget device , then Android is really your only choice .

3. Customization : Whenever I got to phone store, either online or offline. I always come across a different type of customized android phone and that has been one of the strong points of Android has always been the level of customization it allows. While Apple wants to keep control of default apps in order to maintain a homogenous software and hardware experience, Android allows you to pick your own level of customization. This extends all the way from simple things like live wallpapers, to alternative keyboards apps, to custom ROM installs.

Detractors will always say only hardcore geeks care about this level of customization , but at the shallow end of the pool this isn ’ t true. Plenty of iOS users loved it when Apple started allowing third - party keyboards and basic widgets , and that on its own is proof that this flexibility is what people want. 

 We compared how Android and the iPhone perform basic tasks. See for yourself how they rank.

In this section I will be talking about the following... 

1 Lock Features 

2 Call log Features 

3 Take a Photo or Video Features

4 Keyboard Features 

5 Use Apps Features 

6 Listen to music and podcasts

7 Get and Manage Notifications

8 Check email

9 Search

10 Set phone to vibrate

1. Lock : The iPhone’s TouchID fingerprint sensor makes bypassing the annoying lock screen a breeze. Some Android phones have a similar feature. Other Android phones have a “Smart Lock” tool that uses face recognition or location to bypass the lock screen, but it’s a less secure option. But in the least android iOS 6.0 Marshmallow, it supports alot of lock like... On-Body detection, Trusted place, Trusted device and many more. 

2. Call log : Favorite contacts are laid out much better in Android, smartly laid out according to the people you call most frequently. But FaceTime is the iPhone’s killer feature.

3. Take a photo or video : There are terrific Android cameras, and there are awful Android cameras. The iPhone’s camera is consistently great. Yet managing photos is a much better, and cheaper , experience on Android. Google Photos gives you unlimited free storage. Apple’s iCloud is a disaster. Uhmmmm... As for photos and videos lovers, you have your choice to make. 

4. Keyboard : Apple has finally begun displaying lowercase letters on its keyboard when you’re not using capital letters. But Android’s stock keyboard is still better than Apple’s, including swipe gestures and most crucially punctuation on the same screen as the letters. 

5. Use apps : Apple and Google both have fantastic app stores. But if am to say the turn, Android is far superior at organizing apps, letting you put important stuff on the home screens and hide less useful apps in the app drawer. Also, Android’s widgets are much more useful than Apple’s. On Android’s moving of apps are allowed but iPhone don't give the chance. 

6. Get and Manage Notifications : The iPhone’s active notifications let you respond from within the notification without opening the app. something most Android lacks, but not all. But Android lets you set which notifications are “priority,” automatically sending them to the top of the list and minimizing less important messages. It’s also easier to clear Android notifications with a single swipe. "its cool and amazing..!!!" 

7. Listen to music and podcasts : Android has an excellent music-

playing app in Google Play store, which offers an impressive list of free, ad-supported music, some are.. Mp3 player, Boom player, Google play music, and many more.... Apple has Apple Music, which has no free option but integrates impressively well with your iTunes downloads.

8. Check email : Android uses Gmail as its main mail app, no matter what email service you use. It’s pretty bare-bones if you don’t use Gmail, but Android’s “material design” lets you browse folders or switch accounts from any screen with a quick swipe to the right. Unlike Android, Apple’s mail app automatically recognizes your Exchange settings, but it takes a lot more taps to navigate.

9. Search : Search is Google’s bread and butter, but Apple’s Spotlight searches more stuff than Google does: email, podcasts, notes, reminders, calendar events, texts and voice memos. Still, Siri’s “proactive search” is limited: it only surfaces contacts, apps, nearby attractions and news. “Google Now” works like a Vulcan mind meld, eerily searching for flight reservations, sports scores, transit routes and news stories before you think of them.

10. Set phone to vibrate : The iPhone has a physical switch, that allow you to put your device on Vibration at one click. On Android, you have to log into your phone, press the volume button, and tap the bell to set it to vibrate. Some Android apps, however, let you automatically set your phone to vibrate in certain situations. Maybe in an interview, important meeting or at your working place. 

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