How iPhone Beats the Android Phone

The iPhone holds its own place in the world of smartphones, while various android phones are its direct competitors, still millions of people love to buy it and use it for their communication and entertainment needs. Some people may prefer android phones because of the ultimate customization they offer, still a huge number of people around the world are regular users of iPhone by apple and other accessories that are used with this smartphone by Apple like Apple wireless earbuds and wireless chargers for iPhones. 

Many android users can’t even imagine using an iPhone because of the freedom they get while using an android phone, the same is the case with many iPhone users as they can’t even imagine using any other interface except the one they have used in their iPhone. While there are many plus points of android phones over the iPhone, there are also many places where the iPhone beats the android phones governed by Google’s android operating system. We compared both types of smartphones and figured out how the iPhone manages to beat the android phone. Some reasons are listed below:

User-friendliness of iOS:

While there is no doubt that the android camp is trying really hard to streamline the user interface and make it more friendly for users, they have pretty much become successful as well. However, it is still way behind what the iPhone has to offer in terms of user-friendliness. That is why many people still want to use an iPhone as using it is pretty simple and anyone can easily use it without much complexity.

OS updates with iPhone:

One of the main factors why iPhone beats the android is the option to update iOS, the operating system used to run the iPhone to its latest version whether it is a brand-new iPhone or a device that is in use for several years. This is not possible with android phones, although some companies offer this option but still there is a lot of room for improvement in terms of OS updates for android.

New Apps coming to iOS first:

This one matters a lot, although android users are larger in number as compared to the iPhone users, the iOS is still a favorite of app developers, and they prefer launching their new apps for iOS first before these apps become available for android users. There are a number of apps that were launched for android users several months later after their launch for iOS. For instance, the favorite childhood game of many people the Mario Run was first launched for iPhones and it was made available for android users several months later.

No Bloatware: 

Another plus point of owning an iPhone is you don’t have to come across bloatware in terms of pre-installed. While, this is not the case with android phones, as an android user you have to bear the presence of bloatware in the form of unwanted apps that come pre-installed and you can’t uninstall these apps even if you want to uninstall them to free your phone’s storage and you have to ultimately make a compromise and learn to live with these apps.