iPhone or Android?
It is very hard to choose the one that I prefer. I have been opportune to use both type of phones, and I must say both phones gave me their own unique experience.
In my opinion, if you are the one using an Android device, you can attest that you have the advantage of doing just anything with your decent phone. Even if you are using an iPhone as a primary device, you will still need an Android close to you to do the dirty jobs. I would say iPhone gets the clean job done well, why the Android gets the dirty job done with ease.
Even though I love the ease of Android, I still choose the iPhone to carryout my primary activities.
The reason why I choose iPhone is that it runs smoothly and faster than Android. When you start using an Android phone for a very long time, it starts lagging and malfunctioning, Samsung as an exception to an extent, and this can reduce the performance of the phone. But my iPhone, I hardly experience any lagging or low performance of any such, and this makes work smooth and easy for me.
Another reason why I prefer my iPhone that Android, is that my iPhone has more secured operating system. You can all agree with me that iPhone operating system is more secured than that of Android. You can never trust the operating system, it is very porous and it can be hacked at anytime, and I don't want to be on the bad side of this. I put security first when I'm using a device and that is why I will always choose an iPhone over Android.
iPhone are more reliable. Some Android phones will give a higher spec to their phones only to still find them underperforming. Even the least iPhone model can still outperform the latest Android for no just reason. iPhone are true to their proposed specifications, but don't ever believe Android for what they are telling you, they are not reliable. I will say Apple did a great job in their quality control, this helps their devices to have fewer glitches and low technical issues which cannot be compared to Android devices.
The app quality in iPhone is more better than that of Android. You get a better using an app on iOS than on Android. It seems these app developers are prioritizing their apps just for iOS than they are for Android. Maybe gave them a high level criteria to meet up with before they can get their apps to function in Appstore, that is why they are giving their best. But with Android anyone can develop anything and put up out there. That is why you see a lot of rubbish and underperforming apps out there on Android.
I really have so much to say on why I choose and prefer an iPhone over Android, and it has been because of user experience consistency. Because of the fragmented nature of the Android ecosystem, the user experience is not always a good one I must say compared to iPhones.
These are my take on this topic. Thank you.
