[perry]

im going with android.
why?
because i can't afford over 600 about a phone with way to much restrictions.
android is better as i am using this for years now

You can't say that android is better just because you're using it for years.
There are parts where android is better and some parts where iOS is better. (Specifically security) (Also on Android, if your phone is stolen, it can be easily reformatted so the thief can use it again. On iOS you can't.)

yes but there are to much way to crack ishit too. it happen already to much in my street with people that uses ipad for study.
so in this case whats safe!? both?

[Lampard]

Android is good as you can do many things in it, Android phones are also cheaper than iOS Phones.

[Conan]

im going with android.
why?
because i can't afford over 600 about a phone with way to much restrictions.
android is better as i am using this for years now

You can't say that android is better just because you're using it for years.
There are parts where android is better and some parts where iOS is better. (Specifically security) (Also on Android, if your phone is stolen, it can be easily reformatted so the thief can use it again. On iOS you can't.)

yes but there are to much way to crack ishit too. it happen already to much in my street with people that uses ipad for study.
so in this case whats safe!? both?

I can't even understand what you are trying to imply. And the language bruh, watch it.
Crack? You mean those apps the sign cracked applications using stolen enterprise certificates? Not apple's fault. .-.

[Honey]

I use android along with most people because a) It's much more inexpensive than Apple, you can get an android phone for as low as 50$ ( new ) in my country, I'm pretty sure it would be even more cheaper in other countries. b ) It's GUI ( I think thats what you call it xP ) is much different then Android, many people find Android's GUI much more user friendly which is a fact however most people who have used Apple since the start may disagree here.

[meetdilip]

Cheap Android is an injustice to Android platform. iOS works on premium hardware and hence this hype. If the hardware is as good, then you can only imagine how smooth and powerful Android can be. Phones like Note 7, Galaxy S7 can outperform iPhone very easily. Samsung camera is very much matching ( if not ahead ) than iPhone.

[Conan]

@Honey
Most of my family members who used feature phones and just switched to smart phones find android hard. THey find iOS simple to use. (As I said, feature phone user before. Those phones with keypads. Even my father who switched after using feature phones since pre-2000 chose an iOS device. (He tested android and ios on the cellphone shop lol))

@meetdilip
I'd prefer iPhone's camera which is made by Sony lol. (Sony's reputation in making cameras is good.)
As with the performance, real world performance doesn't differ that much because apps for iOS are tailored for them. Apps for android are made to be compatible.
Apple doesn't need super high end hardware because they don't run much services. Samsung needs a big battery and powerful chip because they use a useless qHD screen on a phone.

[meetdilip]

This is where I ask people about how easy is it to transfer files from mobile to PC. iPhone is good. But I won't take it to be the best.

[Anik]

My vote goes to Android. Android has many more apps than iOS. And iOS is too expensive than Android. We can easily buy an android phone as its cheap. But iOS phones are really very expensive. So my vote goes to Android.

[Golden]

I recommend IOS because it supports Apple devices for a long time, where as on Android you can not really keep up with the new updates because of restrictions with each upgrade.

[maroon93]

Best Android VS iOS I've seen until now. Neutral, but complete. Personally I prefer Android for design, custo., Now (and Now on Tap), Google services, Doze and awesome things like emergency infos, spam call detection and Voice Acces.
Both these platforms are slick, stable and secure, with thousands of apps available. Android is undoubtedly more customisable; iOS, you might argue, is a little more polished (especially on tablets). Visually they're quite distinctive too, taking different design approaches. hy: