One of the most difficult today is the choice of a mobile device that would meet all the requirements of the user. The mobile platform is becoming the most important criterion. Among the leaders are Apple iOS and Google Android. These platforms are highly functional, but each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages.
An ordinary user is unlikely to look at what innovations the mobile platform involves in technical terms. "Megahertz", "gigabytes" and other technical meanings and terms already occupy a secondary position, since most modern smartphones are already quite powerful. In this regard, the system's flexibility in terms of settings, as well as the availability and availability of various mobile applications, comes first.
Google Android allows users to quickly reconfigure the system to their liking thanks to the presence of animated screens, the ability to install icons for applications, create multiple desktops with convenient widgets and widgets. As a result, the user can bring literally whatever he wants to the home screen in order to quickly launch the desired application or make an important call at any time. It is worth noting that multitasking is also implemented very well in the system. Pressing just one button is enough to switch to one of the running applications through a special menu.
As for Apple iOS, in the latest versions, the developers have brought the platform to mind and created their own version of reconfiguring the system and multitasking. Users can install a wide variety of options for screensavers, wallpapers and system sounds. At the same time, these capabilities are available in devices initially, unlike Android, where there is only a small set of decorations, and everything else has to be downloaded separately. There is no dedicated button for switching between applications in iOS, but there is a convenient main menu. If you launched an application and then exited, the next time you launch it, it will open at the same moment as before exiting. But the lack of desktops with the ability to render their own icons will not please all users.
Media services for downloading all kinds of applications and add-ons are perhaps the main thing that makes the systems noticeably different at the moment. The Goggle Play Market on Android and the Apple Store on iOS are similar in appearance, but the range of applications in them is significantly different. Currently, the preponderance in favor of their quantity and utility is on the side of Apple iOS. Owners of devices on this platform will find a huge selection of all kinds of paid and free applications and add-ons. Android users have a much more modest choice. However, not all applications "run" equally well on different devices. Owners of Apple iPhone, on the other hand, do not have to worry about the fact that the installed programs will slow down or "hang" the entire system.
Thus, supporters of a wide variety of applications and settings who are not afraid of high prices, and who want to keep up with the times, can safely choose devices with Apple iOS. Users with a more limited budget and a desire for a classic interface in which everything is at hand will be more to the taste of Google Android.
