hakeem4:
But I’d say the truth. IOS is better than android operating system.

abeniagbon:
I was so disappointed when I see 4gig ram, am expecting to see 10gig ram...

hakeem4:
But I’d say the truth. IOS is better than android operating system.

Hakeem12:
Not really, IOS is optimized to work perfectly with a few devices apple makes, now consider android that is dropped into a sea of smartphones, tablets and other products. So it's up to OEMs to optimize the software for hardware, and so far so good, most of them are doing a poor job of it.

If they born apple well, it should go open source like android, only then can we make a proper comparison, its closed ecosystem makes for a tighter integration, which is why iPhones don't need super powerful specs to match high end android phones.

Most of iPhone owners I know love their OS simplicity, and it is arguably one of the things IOS does better than android. I have seen people who have never used a smartphone figure out the basics in not more than twenty minutes. My kid sis found MIUI on RN10pro somewhat complicated and got the hang of iphone X faster. The user experience is intuitive enough that there is almost no learning curve. Android sings a different song, and I prefer it for that, there's always something to discover, a new trick, something to customize, etc.

Android now leads the way in innovations, hole punch screen, under screen cameras. Wireless charging, 4g Lte, 5G, NFC, oled displays etc, android beat iPhone to it.

USB C is universal, android phones largely rely on USB-C ports for charging and data transfer these days, which is super convenient if you're one of those people who really likes to pack light and carry only one cable. Whereas Apple's Lightning cable is a relic of the days when every tech company felt compelled to develop its own proprietary connector, USB-C represents the ideal single-port solution the industry is working toward. It also opens doors to faster charging technologies.

In my opinion, owning an iPhone is just a simpler and more convenient experience, there's less to think about. Android is more challenging , yet it's simultaneously more freeing, because it offers more choice — choice of how much you want to spend, choice of hardware and software features, and choice in how you organize and personalize your experience. If you're extremely particular about the technology you use, you might find Android more liberating...dare I say, fun. Though you'll also likely lament the relative lack of high-quality apps and accessories.

you no just won hear say na him better pass bad guy

Hakeem12:
Not really, IOS is optimized to work perfectly with a few devices apple makes, now consider android that is dropped into a sea of smartphones, tablets and other products. So it's up to OEMs to optimize the software for hardware, and so far so good, most of them are doing a poor job of it.

If they born apple well, it should go open source like android, only then can we make a proper comparison, its closed ecosystem makes for a tighter integration, which is why iPhones don't need super powerful specs to match high end android phones.

Most of iPhone owners I know love their OS simplicity, and it is arguably one of the things IOS does better than android. I have seen people who have never used a smartphone figure out the basics in not more than twenty minutes. My kid sis found MIUI on RN10pro somewhat complicated and got the hang of iphone X faster. The user experience is intuitive enough that there is almost no learning curve. Android sings a different song, and I prefer it for that, there's always something to discover, a new trick, something to customize, etc.

Android now leads the way in innovations, hole punch screen, under screen cameras. Wireless charging, 4g Lte, 5G, NFC, oled displays etc, android beat iPhone to it.

USB C is universal, android phones largely rely on USB-C ports for charging and data transfer these days, which is super convenient if you're one of those people who really likes to pack light and carry only one cable. Whereas Apple's Lightning cable is a relic of the days when every tech company felt compelled to develop its own proprietary connector, USB-C represents the ideal single-port solution the industry is working toward. It also opens doors to faster charging technologies.

In my opinion, owning an iPhone is just a simpler and more convenient experience, there's less to think about. Android is more challenging , yet it's simultaneously more freeing, because it offers more choice — choice of how much you want to spend, choice of hardware and software features, and choice in how you organize and personalize your experience. If you're extremely particular about the technology you use, you might find Android more liberating...dare I say, fun. Though you'll also likely lament the relative lack of high-quality apps and accessories.

atheistandproud:


Because it is highly optimized and caters to a streamlined hardware (Bionic).

Android has to run on Mediatek, Snapdragon, Exynos, Kirin and the disaster that is Unisoc (formerly Spreadtrum).

Having to run on all of these different hardware is what makes android buggy as each presents it's own set of challenges.

If e easy, make iOS run on top Spreadtrum for Itel A56 fess.

atheistandproud:


Come and teach me how to write biko

hakeem4:
hakeem12
why I prefer iOS to android

1) integration of software and hardware : apple produces both the software and hardware and this gives iOS an advantage over android in terms of software and hardware synchronisation

2) it is very easy to operate: You might not agree with this because you are a computer person, but in engineering the simpler the designer the better. if it is easier for me to use the iOS, then what is so special in me using an operating system that would be so complex like android?

well, this all depends on peoples needs and want.

I still say iOS is better than android any day anytime

hakeem4:
hakeem12
why I prefer iOS to android

1) integration of software and hardware : apple produces both the software and hardware and this gives iOS an advantage over android in terms of software and hardware synchronisation

2) it is very easy to operate: You might not agree with this because you are a computer person, but in engineering the simpler the designer the better. if it is easier for me to use the iOS, then what is so special in me using an operating system that would be so complex like android?

well, this all depends on peoples needs and want.

I still say iOS is better than android any day anytime

Hakeem12:
Baba, you sha no wan gree I guess it boils down to choice in the end.

masterfactor:
When google finally release's the PIXELS 6 with TENSOR soc, then this argument between iOS and Andriod will be finally put to rest. I will take iPhone user's serious when they start making comparison between iPhone and pixel, not those Chinese brand with shitty hardware's and poor OS Optimization.