Okay, so slowly but surely the whole iOS vs. Android debate is quieting out ... I don't know what to quite attribute that to. But it's nice not having to have the arguments, like we used to.
But talking today with +Mark Lastiwka and he shared with me an article from CNN on pitting several features of phones and saw which won where.
I found most of it laughable (both where iOS and Android won)... I have some 'comebacks' easily at hand. But I want to find out what you thought about these points and what were your comebacks?
So here's the article:
http://money.cnn.com/interactive/technology/iphone-android-comparison/
Look it over - it breaks it down by these points:
But talking today with +Mark Lastiwka and he shared with me an article from CNN on pitting several features of phones and saw which won where.
I found most of it laughable (both where iOS and Android won)... I have some 'comebacks' easily at hand. But I want to find out what you thought about these points and what were your comebacks?
So here's the article:
http://money.cnn.com/interactive/technology/iphone-android-comparison/
Look it over - it breaks it down by these points:
- Login
- Making a call
- Checking the time
- Taking a photo/video
- Typing
- Using apps
- Notifications
- Music
- Checking email
- Getting directions
- Contacts
- Search
- Setting to silence
- Talking to phone
- Using flashlight
Which do you think won each? (too long and don't want to read I'll put the answers below).
What's your favourite Android vs. iOS argument?
What's your favourite Android vs. iOS argument?
Answers below
- Login - iPhone
- Making a call - iPhone
- Checking the time - Android
- Taking a photo/video - iPhone
- Typing - Android
- Using apps - Android
- Notifications - Android
- Music - iPhone
- Checking email - iPhone
- Getting directions - Android
- Contacts - tie!!
- Search - tie!!
- Setting to silence - iPhone
- Talking to phone - Android
- Using flashlight - iPhone
So... not taking ties into count, it's iPhone 7 wins and Android 6
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