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-Glitch-[78061]Committee
· 4 likes · I can take out the battery and put in an sd card. Screw icloud
Chimichangas[1894504]
· 3 likes · Android can own IOS any day.
Thanks for supporting me mate. I don't know who R- this thread but I thought that this part of forum is dead and so I started this thread. But I see some people don't like the question I suppose :( .
Haha maybe but I said that they have to answer a question. But they might have thought that they have to answer a question which is related to trade. Eg: What's the price of Ak-47??
Purely on an OS level as far as phones go, I agree that android is more user friendly and tends to run into less software issues through my experience. However on a hardware and build level, I give credit to apple. I repair phones and tablets all day long and overall apple products have a solid build quality. If I could have my way I'd want apple build with android software haha
Android for me...I'd have to sell the gf on the street and re-mortgage the neighbours house to get the same kind of specs in an Iphone that a basic 150 quid samsung offers.
They wanted my whole life story and what I planned on naming my baby if it was a boy or a girl just to get it operating. They even wanted a cc number.
After I finally got it to load my music, about a year later it just stopped charging.
f**k Apple. Didn't they sue Samsung for making mp3 players? I had a couple of very nice android, user friendly Samsung players where I could just plug it into my pc and click and drag music on to it. You have to jump through fn hoops to upload music to an ipos
Note: Both Operating Systems have their strengths and weaknesses, there is no 1 OS that is perfect in every aspect.
For iOS: 1)Better (in terms in the SoC, RAM, and also the PCIe-based SSD) performance (depends on model) 2)Most (if not all) apps will work on an iDevice and run it smoothly. 3)More apps than Android. 4)More secure than Android Against iOS: 1)Only a single SIM card slot (some Android phones have hybrid slots, which can hold a SIM card or MicroSD card, manufacturers may or may not include this features, like Dual SIM slots and MicroSD card slots, like Google's Nexus) 2)NO expandable memory (Apple does this to increase profits) 3)User non-removable battery (so you can't bring a external, fully charged battery in case the iDevice's battery runs flats on power, even worse when you're outdoors, no nearby power source, no powerbank.)
For Android: 1)A wide range of devices running this OS to choose from (go to gsmarena for more info), from low-end to high-end ones 2)Dual SIM slots (depends on devices) 3)Expandable storage (also depends on device) 4)Removable battery (still depends on device, but unlikely on an Android tablet) Against Android: 1)Very hard to regulate standards as it is very open 2)Some brands may be like Apple, disabling features stated above. 3)Security loopholes may be exploited months or even years before being spotted and closed
So with all this details, I hope what your Android or iOS devices can or cannot do, and even help you make a better informed decision if you want to buy a gadget.
-SerialAceTU1
EliteSpetsnaz[1617921] · #20 · edited
Try to stick with the operating system itself, your talking about hardware and removable batteries but that has Nothing to do with the operating system itself, just sayian