Honestly, Android phone will always be my best option, the recent added feature on the latest version of android devices has been awesome, having a great battery life, dynamic plaid texture. Best rear camera lens and lot more, to me Android will always be my most preferred.
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discuss iPhone vs Android: Which is Better?
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I also use Android and I find it convenient because the constant updates in OS have increased the level of user experience. Plus the battery durability is probably among the many points that Android holds over its competitors.
I will always choose Samsung Galaxy phones 100x before choosing an iPhone. I started out with android phones and used it for years before giving iPhone a try. It's not a bad device but I have better features and security with my Samsung Galaxy phones.
Either of them is good as long as it works well for what you needed it. I'm using iPhone currently after using android for a long time. I'm not sure if I would go back to using android in a long time after my experience with iPhone.
I would always prefer an iPhone to an android phone. It is premium quality. And there is extensive updates and support for an iPhone much more than android. And iPhones are more secure than android phones.
I would have to disagree when it comes to the Samsung Galaxy lineup. They are quality builds that hold up to the test of time and are frequently updated with Android and One UI security (and version) updates.
I feel that Samsung Knox also closes the gap between iOS and Android security, when it comes to the Samsung family.
If you're talking about android phones like Tecno, Infinix and the rest, I would agree with in terms is security and support but bringing Samsung Galaxy flagship phones in the mix, it's definitely better for me than iPhone support or security.
I am an iOS device based fan. The key part is getting a device that has top camera resolution for taking pictures. With iPhone devices, you get that with ease, and that is what I enjoy with most iPhone devices that I've used.
Yeah! I use Android practically and I can categorically say the battery life and the customization option it offered is second to none. Which means that it is better than the iPhone when it comes to battery life.
Another Important thing people fail to realise is that Android’s multitasking features are way more conflexible than that of iPhones. On the other hand, the iPhone could be seamlessly integrated with other Apple devices and it also has better security features.
