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In today’s society, smartphones are the way for millions to navigate the cellphone world. Lately, the most common choices are between iPhone and Android.
Both brands claim theirs is the best smartphone. Yet, they differ on many levels. People can shop several companies while shopping for a smartphone, no matter the choice, it is guaranteed to run off the two dominant operating systems — iOS, for iPhone or Android.
Both have improved since they began making smartphones more than ten years ago. This means both have comprehensive feature sets, and there is very little one can do that the other cannot. However, each has its advantages, and there are reasons a person might choose one over the other.
To make the best decision between the two smartphone industry leaders, iPhone and Android, mean looking at each mobile platform’s strengths to pick the right one.
Certainly, both cellphones have pros and cons, why the iPhone is better, and investment in Apple’s ecosystem. This may seem like a shallow reason, but Apple obviously makes a large selection of tech products, and if a person already owns other Apple products, getting an iPhone makes sense.
Many agree Androids are just as good as iPhones because there are phones at every price range, and the vast majority of the world’s smartphones run Android. Moreover, because so many companies build Android handsets, they are available at every price range. Androids are known to be more affordable. No matter how much a person spends, chances are they can find an Android device that fits their budget or offers exclusive features.
The same has yet to be said for iPhones, which historically has been expensive at launch, only to come down in price after successive generations. Smartphones are the new necessity for millions.
Since iPhones update more than Androids, users choose Androids as their go-to devices. Android users prefer them because they are known to have few complaints.
Written by Teleza Rodgers
Edited by Cathy Milne-Ware
Source:
Counterworld: iPhone vs. Android: Which is better for you?
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