Hello Friends Now A days the demand of android is on peak but we can not say that android is better.Yes I know That Android has A better UI Than IOS but still it lags too much....
Let me show you a chart of users of iphone-:
Now I tell u what Are The Advantage And Disadvantage if Android Over IOS...
Advantage Of Android Over Ios----
1.Devices… devices everywhere!
There Are Huge Number Of Companies Which Produce Millions Of Smart phone Every year And 95% Of Them Are Android.
2.Prices to fit your needs
This naturally follows on from the first point on our list on why Android is better than iPhone. A wide variety of devices with different designs and specs means that Android has something for you at just about any budget. The exclusive nature of Apple’s products is in stark contrast to the inclusive nature of Android. Almost anyone can afford an Android phone. It might not be all singing and dancing, but there are solid budget options that give people a true smartphone experience.
3.Customization
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 lets you pick your own level of customization. This extends all the way from simple things like live wallpapers, to alternative keyboards, to custom ROM installs.
4.Widgets?
Android’s widgets have long been a feather in its cap compared to the static rows of icons you find in iOS. Even Microsoft saw the advantage, developing the Live Tiles system for Windows Phone. Widgets are still a major advantage for Android over iOS. Simply put, you can see all of the information you want at a glance on your home screen without having to fire up an app.
5.Multi-tasking
You can argue iOS does multi-tasking all you want. And it’s true, you can do multiple things at once by switching apps back and forth, but that doesn’t even come close to the level of multi-tasking some Android phones offer.
Take Samsung as an example, which introduced multi-window long ago, in which you can view multiple apps at once. Plenty of other manufacturers have also been doing this for years—we will admit this is one area where stock Android lags behind.
Now Lets Come With Advantage Of IOS-:
The biggest advantage when the same company makes the
hardware and software is timely updates. The newest iOS 9
update hit 50 percent of all devices in just 4 days. Android
Lollipop reached 21 percent in 10 months, iOS 9 crossed that in
48 hours .
Google generally releases a new version of Android every year,
most manufacturers then take that OS and make their own
variation of it (the manufacturers "skins", such as TouchWiz,
HTC Sense, MIUI et al) and then sell it to customers. Then
next year, Google releases the next Android software update.
For Android phone makers to keep supporting older hardware
with new versions of Android is tedious and cost-intensive
(remember they stop selling that model after a year or two
anyway) so you get lots of Android phones on the market, all
of which are running different versions of the OS.
This is a big plus if you're the owner of multiple Apple
products. Thanks to software-hardware integration, no other
software ecosystem lets you take phone calls that come to your
phone on your computer without installing any additional
software, then reply to SMSs from your tablet, and pick up an
article you were reading on a tablet on your phone, right at the
point where you left off.
Many iPhone loyalists usually stick to a two to three year
upgrade cycle. The reliable software updates are also an
incentive to stick to your current iPhone, knowing that you'll
get the same software features as the new one (unless they're
hardware-dependent). Also, since 2011, a new iPhone
consistently comes out by September each year. This is
reassuring since you're buying something knowing when the
next version is going to be out.
Two years ago, apps on iOS were better designed than the ones
on Android. In the past two years, we've seen more and more
developers make Android apps look good. Today, a fair share of
apps we use on Android are certainly not poorly-designed. But
iOS still holds the pedestal for good looking apps. Not only are
apps well-designed, but some really excel in terms of their
creativity.
Apple's "walled garden" of apps comes with certain benefits
when it comes to malware. Apple doesn't let you tinker with the
OS in any meaningful way, and doesn't (for all practical
purposes) let you install apps without using the App Store. It
does not permit third-party app stores, and has stringent
measures to prevent malicious apps from entering the app store.
Okay, maybe this is a bad week to be writing this , but it's
generally true.
But I Want To Tell Something To U all...How Much The Android Become Better But It Is Behind In Many Aspect Than Android.
So Guyz Comment And Share Your Opinion About This..
