{"id":14891,"date":"2015-11-11T08:00:35","date_gmt":"2015-11-11T13:00:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/simpleprogrammer.com\/?p=14891"},"modified":"2015-11-11T07:34:47","modified_gmt":"2015-11-11T12:34:47","slug":"android-vs-apple-today","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/simpleprogrammer.com\/android-vs-apple-today\/","title":{"rendered":"Android vs Apple Today"},"content":{"rendered":"

We’ve had some pretty great rivalries in our time: Apple vs Microsoft<\/a>, Apple vs Samsung<\/a>, Apple vs Hackers<\/a>, Apple vs a University<\/a>, Apple vs your pocket<\/a>…and today we’re looking at another one of these greats – Apple vs Android.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

History<\/h2>\n

\\n\\nAndroid and Apple have been going at it since the release of the iPhone back in June 2007. In November of the same year, the Open Handset Alliance<\/a> was formed, led by Google, and consisting of several key players in the sector, such as Intel, Samsung, and T-Mobile. Most importantly, it brought together many manufacturers, such as HTC, Sony, and LG under the same umbrella.\\n\\nAndroid was unveiled the day the Alliance was announced, as its first product, and a year later the first commercially available Android device, the HTC dream, was released.\\n\\nFast forward to 2015, and Apple, remarkably, is still holding its own against everyone else.\\n\\nPlease note that I\u2019ll mostly be referring to their mobile offerings – smartphones and tablets – as they\u2019re the most prevalent.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round One: Hardware<\/h2>\n

\\n\\n\"ODESSA,Compared to Android, there are not a lot of options when buying Apple hardware. This is a good thing because Apple devices<\/a> have remarkable build quality, with their hardware so closely married to their software that you\u2019re guaranteed a great experience. The iPhone, regular and Plus size, iPad Air, iPad Mini, and iPad Pro constitute their lineup.\\n\\nAndroid devices have gotten better over the years, and there are still enough options to give you a headache. I believe currently, Samsung\u2019s Galaxy S6 is the best choice, for its incredible performance and premium design, with Google\u2019s Nexus 6P a close second, for the same reasons. But there are a lot of great options out there, depending on your budget and what kind of phone you\u2019re looking for.\\n\\nAs far as tablets are concerned, Samsung\u2019s series of tablets and the Nexus line are pretty much the best choices, successfully balancing power, design, and price. Once again, there are still a host of other options out there.\\n\\nIn each case, Android\u2019s and Apple\u2019s best offerings are exceptionally well-built, with top of the line processors, high-end specifications, acceptable battery life, and finally in 2015 (for Android) great cameras (Android device manufacturers really took their time with that last one).\\n\\nWinner: Tie.\\n\\nIt\u2019s pretty much a level playing field on this count.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round Two: First Use<\/h2>\n

\\n\\nI recently had a chance to observe someone use a smartphone for the first time that was running Android. Watching the person struggle to find things that came easily to me, made me realize how complex Android is. Truly, it seems Android users have gotten so used to its visual cues that Google has been refining Android to be more intuitive to their current users, and not new ones.\\n\\nWhen you see a hamburger (that group of three lines you find at the corner of most Android apps<\/a>) you instinctively know what it\u2019s supposed to do – open a menu. This person however, thought the hamburger was a purely visual element. I had to explain to her what the hamburger meant and show her its various implementations (sometimes it\u2019s not three lines, but three dots), as well as show her what the triangle, circle, and square meant in Android, which is back, home, and multi-tasking respectively. She was already surprised by how complicated it was, even before we got to the phone\u2019s settings, which in Android, is much more complicated than it needs to be; Options open options, which open more options. However, by the time I left her, she could open apps, and recognise the menus, and I left her with that crucial bit of information: when in doubt, just tap the circle and start over.\\n\\nApple is much better in this regard, having a less cumbersome user interface, and almost perfectly organized menus. You\u2019ll still find some questionable icons that may leave you guessing, but it\u2019s far less than what you\u2019ll find in Android. With Apple, it\u2019s mostly just touch and go.\\n\\nThere\u2019s also a lot of first-time setup in Android, but coincidentally, someone made an image<\/a> of all the setup screens in Apple, and it was rather eye-opening. Apple, too, isn\u2019t without fault on this one.\\n\\nIn the end though, for first time use, Apple feels more likable and friendly, and gets a thumbs up for that.\\n\\nWinner: Apple.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round Three: Honeymoon<\/h2>\n

\\n\\n\"WomanThe first few days after you\u2019ve gotten your brand new device is the honeymoon period. You spend A LOT of time with it (mostly just locking and unlocking it for no reason) finding apps, investigating what exactly the phone can do, and generally messing around with it.\\n\\nApple, this time, lacks the edge; you\u2019ll find the honeymoon phase with Apple doesn\u2019t last as long as with an Android device as a result of the streamlined, focused nature of iOS. Apple makes their devices so simple to use, that most of the time, you\u2019ll just be opening, closing, and switching between apps.\\n\\nAlso, with Apple, the best you can do is customise the lockscreen. There are no widgets, and the app shortcuts obstruct your view of the wallpaper.\\n\\nThis is not the case with Android. You can ask any Android user and they\u2019ll tell you that the first few days with device (after you\u2019ve gotten a grip of it) is almost heaven. You can spend hours chasing after the perfect wallpaper(!). There are widgets,the lockscreen, app shortcut arrangement, transitions, and even the lockscreen in Android has widgets!\\n\\nIt\u2019ll take an Android user days to look for the perfect combo of lockscreen, wallpapers, and widgets. And that\u2019s not even counting the themes and launchers, which change the basic interface of your device, that are available.\\n\\nYou can own the way your device looks. Good times!\\n\\nEssentially people who want to love their phone can\u2019t go wrong with Android. People who haven\u2019t got time on the other hand, can\u2019t go wrong with either. Android gets the edge for having the possibility.\\n\\nWinner: Android.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round Four: Getting Things Done<\/h2>\n

\\n\\nSo now you\u2019ve gotten tired of messing around with the device and you\u2019ve started getting calls, texts, reading emails, and doing actual work with it.\\n\\nAs of 2015, I have to say both Apple and Android are wonderfully productive. You can find almost every iOS app on Android too, and the majority of these apps are also stable, so there are not a lot of glitches which can slow down your productivity.\\n\\nHowever, Apple devices tend to be more stable and smoother than their Android counterparts. Apps launch with little to no lag, don\u2019t close unexpectedly, and run with relatively no issues. It is at this point that Apple users get some sort of delayed honeymoon phase. Using Apple devices is a mostly painless, hassle-free experience. You just get things done. Opening apps, using apps, multi-tasking, it all just works. It is awesome!\\n\\nBut let\u2019s not discredit Android. After Lollipop, version 5 of the OS, was released (they just released version 6, by the way), Android is also stable, smooth, and a pleasure to work with. Google has fixed most of the issues concerning lag and stability, so it\u2019s infinitely better now.\\n\\nAll this is to say, you can\u2019t go wrong with either.\\n\\nWinner: Tie.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round Five: Approaching Retirement<\/h2>\n

\\n\\n\"ManagingGenerally speaking, Android devices don\u2019t age well; software updates are inconsistent, and the device starts to feel incredibly slow.\\n\\nThis is mostly a software problem, and thanks to the countless ROMs (third party versions of the OS) and third party tools, you can usually fix that. But it takes time and requires some technical knowledge.\\n\\nApple\u2019s software is more reliable in this regard. Updates are consistent, without leaving older devices behind and without altering the experience much. Clearly, having only three or four major devices helps them to deliver updates without trouble, whereas Android has an innumerable amount of devices from so many different manufacturers and carriers. Updating understandably becomes a major issue.\\n\\nHowever, you may encounter hardware issues such as broken screens and failing batteries, which are non-removable. Both Android and Apple devices have these issues, except you can find Android phones with removable batteries, and just recently, Motorola released a phone with a shatterproof screen. This is the upside of having all those Android manufacturers; competition, and the need to stand out, brings out the best of them.\\n\\nEven though true to Android\u2019s nature, there are always workarounds to software updates, and choice in hardware maintenance is unmatched by Apple, Apple\u2019s consistent software updates are a huge plus over Android, and enough to score this in their favor.\\n\\nWinner: Apple.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Round Six: Miscellaneous<\/h2>\n

\\n\\nIn wearables, it\u2019s pretty much accepted they both have a ways to go, but the variety of Android Wear watches have given it an advantage. They have a range of options – from square-faced watches and round-faced ones, to sporty and luxurious\/premium watches, thin and thick bezels, you name it, they have it.\\n\\nThat\u2019s not to suggest the the Apple watch isn\u2019t doing okay. As John\u2019s review<\/a> will tell you, it\u2019s pretty great. A general issue at the moment, however, is their poor battery life, and unfortunately you can\u2019t run away from that, whether you go Apple or Android.\\n\\nThey both have software for cars too: Android Auto and Carplay. The software seems to be at the same stage as the wearables \u2013 showing potential but not quite there yet. They are both slow, lack apps, and aren\u2019t as useful as they claimed to be. In any case, they aren\u2019t easy to find yet (I personally have never seen any), but Android seems to be the better option, mostly because of Google Maps.\\n\\nWhen it comes to the TV, once again there is an incredible variety of TVs running Android. Virtually every smart TV out there is Android, with Apple having only their Apple TV. In my experience there\u2019s nothing overly groundbreaking about either of them, though the new Apple TV shows a lot of potential, mostly due to its app store. Android\u2019s version of that, the Nexus Player, is definitely worse. It doesn\u2019t have many apps, is consistently slow, and feels poorly implemented.\\n\\nYou can\u2019t help but admire Android because it is on so many devices. Not only does Android have its bases covered in smartphones and tablets, but it is also in laptops, cars, TVs, watches, and even in projectors, cameras, consoles, landlines, glasses, fridges, and washing machines as well. Ridiculous!\\n\\nAdmittedly, Android has a remarkable presence, and it\u2019s no surprise that it\u2019s the most widely used OS, but Apple has yet to poorly implement a device, which is also a big deal.\\n\\nWinner: Tie.\\n\\n<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/h2>\n

\\n\\n\"BoxingI feel confident saying that you can\u2019t go wrong with the best Android and Apple have to offer. And they do have a lot to offer.\\n\\nIn terms of phones and tablets, it really is a level playing field. So much so, it depends wholly on what you want. The iPhone is easier to recommend, mostly for its great reliability and ease of use, but if you\u2019re looking for something specific, like customizability, or battery life, Android more often than not has you covered.\\n\\nIn each case you\u2019ll find carefully constructed devices, with smooth, stable, and functional software and of course, a gigantic app collection. It is up to you.\\n\\nOh and by the way, I\u2019m an Android guy. What about you?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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