I prefer Android phones, but I have nothing against Apple at all. Apple is really better than Android but price matters android seems better. Not at all but by incident if phone falls and maximum chance is for the phone getting cracked ?
- What after that ? There is less service centers in our country , probably it takes time to be repaired.
- But if you have price to afford this Apple phone is really a grate choice for you
Those phones are better in its own ways , let's differ them.
Why Android is better ?
Price :
There are phones at every price. The vast majority of the world's smartphones run Android, and because so many companies build Android handsets, they're available at every price range.
There are the best small phones and best big phones, as well as foldable phones of Samsung.
Realme and Infix phones are available in less price.
customizable :
Though both iOS and Android have evolved over the years, Android has always had a reputation for being the platform for users who like to tinker and personalize their devices. That starts with the home screen launcher, which offers dynamic widgets and the ability to place apps anywhere on a page or in a drawer, out of sight.
downloading third-party software :
Android also lets you download third-party replacements for core services — like web browsers, keyboards and media players — and set them as the default versions if you prefer a third-party app to one that was preinstalled on your phone.
manufacturing skins :
Android system software that are customized by certain phone makers, offering extra features and, often, the ability to create themes for your experience from top to bottom. Some Android fans prefer Google's "stock" interpretation of Android.
expandable storage :
Although expandable storage is somewhat less popular these days, many Android phones still offer it. This allows you to use a microSD card to keep photos, apps and other media that won't fit on your device's internal memory.
Why iPhone is better ?
ecosystem :
This might seem like a shallow reason, but Apple obviously makes a wide breadth of tech products, and if you already own a Mac, iPad or Apple Watch, getting an iPhone makes a lot of sense.
Better Support :
Apple gives iOS devices annually and has the longest supported mobile devices. The iPhone 5s, a 2013 device, will receive updates until iOS 12, basically until the end of 2019. This crushes the short lived support of Android devices (2016 S7, 2015 Nexus 6P) which did not receive Android P. Even the Google Pixel line, touted for longer support only supports devices until 3 years after. This is not a dealbreaker because Android apps are more tolerant of older software and custom roms are usually run on older devices. New features and device security are a priority, being able to update my devices longer is a must. iOS 12 prioritizes on supporting older devices (5s, 6, 6s, SE) while speeding up animations by up to 60% on some devices.
Faster Processors :
Ever since the iPhone 5s included a 64-bit chip, Android manufacturers have been 1–2 generations behind Apple’s devices. This gap was apparent between the A11 and Snapdragon 845/Exynos 9810. The scores respectively for single and multi-core were 4214/10153, 2281/8237, and 3286/8527. None of these phones are slow, but a 23% difference becomes significant 3–4 years in the future when apps will become more demanding.
Features:
Apple lock you down to their own way of doing things, sometimes without a sensible reason. Simple things like controlling Spotify from Waze whilst driving, transferring files via Bluetooth, printing documents or just finding how to change basic settings are much more complicated than they need to be. In a newer Android device the flexibility and intuitive interface isn't just better for tech geeks, it's better for all in general.
Stability:
In the main, all newer devices are very reliable. I've had the occasional crash in both iOS and Android but not to the point of being annoying.
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