The Fierce Competition Between Android And Iphone

Fierce competitors bring out the best in each other, but they also create powerful bias by people who gravitate towards one choice of their electronic device. Inside the world of smartphones, two names stand out: iPhone & Android. How do you know you are ready to upgrade your phone, how will you choose between these two rivals? Here are some important comparisons to consider to make the decision between the two rivals more distinguished. Price is a very big variable that sways consumers heavily in their choice of smartphone. Presently, iOS, the operating system for Apple devices, is exclusive to the iPhone market and is priced accordingly to their more “deluxe”, “higher-end”, and “exclusive” styles. On the other end, Android is an option on all types of the phone market, with costs from lower-end base models, to straight up to the most luxurious and pricey models that rivals the iPhone. What is too much to pay for a simple smartphone?

Lots of consumers now say that Android phones have a more aesthetically pleasing look because of its bold graphics and varying font choices. On the flip side, Apple’s minimalist aesthetic is clearly the starting point for every other interface. Either way, the choice of which looks better is subjective, and users will likely have their own preferences. Internally, consumers love to say Apple products are simplistic. Overall, the iOS system is consistent and undemanding to use, but so is the Android interface. Frankly, if you can use an iPhone, you won’t have much trouble using an Android. Sure, ten years ago, when the iPhone first came out and Windows Mobile and Nokia phones were the competition, the iPhone ran away with the prize. It was too much of an easy style and concept to grasp, while being the most efficient phone a person can buy. But that was a decade ago. Samsung is coming out with very tempting products and is putting iPhones to the test on the market. What does samsung do to ensure their phones success over iPhone? Speed and hardware of samsung's heavily sway tech savvy consumers, that do not constrict people to more simplistic tech that the iPhone can provide. Things like CPU speed, camera quality, and simple loading for websites and videos are things Samsung can touch on while they release multiple phones, for multiple uses. Unlike this, iPhone tends to restrict consumers with only one version of the iPhone recurring in a new model every year. Although, the iPhone keeps very up to date on their tech. Apple can’t always keep up with samsung's ever changing tech and freedom of their smartphones.

In conclusion, the final product of what smartphone someone decides on can be biased, or made by a strategic and practical decision, it’s overall up to the buyer to determine what is best for them. With changing tech and styles every year as we become a more technological society, can someone rely on their smartphone to keep them up to date on what they need to know, or do they need to have that new iPhone or Samsung to keep them in the loop, and what price is too much? That decision is up to the consumer and their lives to decide for themselves, Apple or Android?