The controversy between Android and iPhone has become as worn out and dull as the everlasting debate between Windows and OS X. Then again, as passionate Android enthusiasts we thought we'd construct a detailed list on 8 things that an Android phone is capable of doing that an iPhone can't.
1. Openness: The Android operating-system is open source and supported by Google. This offers app developers and also smartphone makers total freedom to tweak and customize the source as they desire. This allows for them to create interesting, ground breaking new apps. There is no limit to what a designer or smartphone company is able to do with Android.
2. Tight Integration With Google Apps: Whilst we can't deny that Google's scatter gun approach to developing web applications and services leaves us dazed and confused, there are many invaluable tools at our fingertips like Transliteration, Google Books, Google Scribe, Walky Talky and the ever nerdy Sky Map. One app that may most likely never get to the iPhone is Google Maps Navigation. All these apps are free of charge and operate beautifully on virtually any Android mobile phone.
3.Customized To You: Using the iPhone it's possible to have virtually any screen arrangement you want so long as it's arranged in a 4 column grid. Does not seem customer friendly, does it? Android will allow you to personalize ones experience with widgets and arrange the dashboard as you want. Widgets may consist of a group of applications and expand when selected.
4. Battery Saving: Android boasts some of the best battery saving options in the smartphone industry built directly in to the operating system. You do not have to download additional applications, the software optimizes battery life in the background.
5. Connections: In contrast to the iPhone you aren't dependent on your iTunes profile and may connect and play on any type of home computer. This open platform makes any Android phone the ultimate in convenience.
6. Kill Switch: At a click of a button, Google can send out a signal to all Android phones and tablets in order to kill all rogue apps. This keeps your phone secure continually and you can rest assured knowing that Google is on your side.
7. Flash: Apple Inc. is anti-Flash, we all know that. Nonetheless, how about the tens of millions of men and women that have to be inconvenienced because of Apple Inc's whims? Android doesn't place any restrictions on the form of media you can and can't view.
8. Security: Android is an open source platform. This implies that there are tens of thousands of developers reviewing the bits continuously. When you leverage the effectiveness of the crowd like this, security flaws are unearthed and fixed rapidly. Additionally, Android can update itself automatically without needing to be linked to iTunes.
These are only 8 items which we think an Android smartphone is capable of that an iPhone can't. What other ways are you aware of that helps to make the Android phone superior?
1. Openness: The Android operating-system is open source and supported by Google. This offers app developers and also smartphone makers total freedom to tweak and customize the source as they desire. This allows for them to create interesting, ground breaking new apps. There is no limit to what a designer or smartphone company is able to do with Android.
2. Tight Integration With Google Apps: Whilst we can't deny that Google's scatter gun approach to developing web applications and services leaves us dazed and confused, there are many invaluable tools at our fingertips like Transliteration, Google Books, Google Scribe, Walky Talky and the ever nerdy Sky Map. One app that may most likely never get to the iPhone is Google Maps Navigation. All these apps are free of charge and operate beautifully on virtually any Android mobile phone.
3.Customized To You: Using the iPhone it's possible to have virtually any screen arrangement you want so long as it's arranged in a 4 column grid. Does not seem customer friendly, does it? Android will allow you to personalize ones experience with widgets and arrange the dashboard as you want. Widgets may consist of a group of applications and expand when selected.
4. Battery Saving: Android boasts some of the best battery saving options in the smartphone industry built directly in to the operating system. You do not have to download additional applications, the software optimizes battery life in the background.
5. Connections: In contrast to the iPhone you aren't dependent on your iTunes profile and may connect and play on any type of home computer. This open platform makes any Android phone the ultimate in convenience.
6. Kill Switch: At a click of a button, Google can send out a signal to all Android phones and tablets in order to kill all rogue apps. This keeps your phone secure continually and you can rest assured knowing that Google is on your side.
7. Flash: Apple Inc. is anti-Flash, we all know that. Nonetheless, how about the tens of millions of men and women that have to be inconvenienced because of Apple Inc's whims? Android doesn't place any restrictions on the form of media you can and can't view.
8. Security: Android is an open source platform. This implies that there are tens of thousands of developers reviewing the bits continuously. When you leverage the effectiveness of the crowd like this, security flaws are unearthed and fixed rapidly. Additionally, Android can update itself automatically without needing to be linked to iTunes.
These are only 8 items which we think an Android smartphone is capable of that an iPhone can't. What other ways are you aware of that helps to make the Android phone superior?
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