10 Ways Apple Beats Android
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iPhones are User Friendly
Apple gets the newest apps first.
All iOS devices work together well.
iMessage and FaceTime are built-in features.
iOS and Android Updates
How Apple handles trade-ins
Apple has strict rules about privacy and security.
iOS doesn't come with a lot of extra stuff.
Apple's iOS has its own interface.
The iPhone is in a league of its own.
Apple and Samsung are two of the biggest names in smart devices, and their new gadgets and technology have left their mark on the world. Apple has created a culture around the release of its products, and fans now look forward to the company's annual announcements. It's not surprising that they have a big market of people who buy their products and keep them up to date.
When big companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung compete with each other by making different models with cheaper prices or better features and splitting users between the iOS and Android operating systems, you start to wonder which one is the best. Apple has 56% of the US smartphone and cell phone market, so it is not surprising that iOS is a big reason why customers keep coming back.
iPhones are User Friendly.
Even though most people think Androids are easy to use, iPhones are much better at keeping and attracting customers because iOS hasn't changed much over the years. Whether it's an old user coming back to iPhone or a new user who wants to switch, it's easy to get around. The Tips app helps users learn about new features as they go.
Apple gets the newest apps first.
Since Apple has a big share of the market and its operating system is known for being flexible and fast, developers prefer to release their apps and high-end games first on iOS and then on Android. Also, iOS runs on hardware that is always the same, while Android has different versions and iterations for each phone. This can be a problem for developers who want to get their apps on the Android platform.
Customers know that Apple's screening process is known for being safe and thorough. Even though Apple's strict App Store policies have been criticized, the "walled garden" makes sure that the apps people download are safe.
All iOS devices work together well.
Apple's products work well together, which is one of their selling points. This means that if you have an iPhone, iPad, MacBook, or Apple Watch, and are connected to iCloud, your data and contacts will always be with you, and any changes will be made instantly on all of your devices. You can even send messages from one device and pick up where you left off on another.
iMessage and FaceTime are built-in features.
iOS users stand out because they don't need a third-party app to send messages or make audio or video calls over the internet. With apps and features like iMessage and FaceTime, iOS users can stay in touch with family and friends who also use iOS devices. The more Apple devices you have in your network, the easier it is to talk to people.
iOS and Android Updates.
It is unlikely that a Samsung device will work smoothly for a few years. This is mostly because an Android system update only goes to a small number of devices, like flagship Samsung devices and mid-range models, leaving a lot of old model users out in the cold, especially since many apps need current system updates to run. On the other hand, iOS updates target older Apple devices, which makes them easier to use and makes apps work better with them.
How Apple handles trade-ins
Apple's trade-in and recycling policy let customers return their devices in person or by mail to get credit toward new products. This means that you can easily trade in an old iOS device and pay the difference to get a new one. This makes it a lot easier for many Apple users to update their devices without feeling as bad about how expensive Apple is. Once you've bought into the Apple ecosystem the first time, staying it is easy.
Apple has strict rules about privacy and security.
Since the average American home has more than ten connected devices, privacy and security are big concerns. Apple's decision not to give the FBI a backdoor is one of the best signs that the company wants a secure operating system. iOS is also very safe and secure because it has a built-in password manager, biometric security features like Face ID and Touch ID, and encryption for iMessage.
iOS doesn't come with a lot of extra stuff.
When setting up a new device, it is common for iPhones and iPads to have fewer built-in apps than Android devices, whose stock apps can fill up to three menu pages. These extra apps, called "bloatware," end up taking up several gigabytes of space that is already limited. Apple devices only come with a few apps, but it's easy for the user to remove, rearrange, and add new ones.
Apple's iOS has its own interface.
Apple, on the other hand, has its own unique user interface with iTunes, Apple ID, the App Store, Apple TV, iCloud, and many more. Most Samsung devices that run Android do so because Google bought the company and worked with it. They don't need to work with another business to improve their product.
The iPhone is in a league of its own.
Apple's marketing is top-notch, so having an Apple product makes you feel classy and elegant. The sleek design, high-quality materials, and fun colors give it a feel that no other Samsung device can match.
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There is no right or wrong answer to which company is better for each person. If you want a clear answer, though, Apple is the best choice and the way to go.
article posted by: Sushma Gtech.
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