5 Reasons WHY Android Devices are BETTER than iOS Devices

Smartphones is really a great contribution to help us on our daily activities such as connecting to our social media, storing and organizing our files, on-the-go entertainment and many more. Most trend smartphones right now are powered by Android and iOS that dominates most handheld devices produced around the market. Since these operating systems reached the top and are a trend to our present generation, a lot of people are questioning which is better between them. This question is really debatable on social media sites such as YouTube, Facebook & Twitter. People are arguing that kind of stuff leading sometimes to personal disputes and other sort of stuff…

Here, I am going to state out my Top 5 Reasons why Android Devices are better than iOS Devices. I know iOS fanatics who’s reading this be like “Oh, ignore this sh***! iOS is far more better than Android and ADROID is FAR MORE BEHIND THAN iOS!”. Hey, I know that you highly adore iOS and I cannot blame you thinking that way. But you better read and understand in the first place that what I’m plotting here is only “WHY” it is better not saying things like “iOS is a crappy or overrated”; I’m not insulting anything here. All operating systems has there own pros and cons and you know that. Enough with the chit-chat and let’s jump into it.

5.) File Accessibility

Yes, file access is one of the most crucial reason why Android is better than iOS. Android grants its users to access their files fast and easy since most manufacturers include them already on the device. In addition, there is a lot of other file manager applications published on the Google PlayStore which provides other additional features that the stock ones doesn’t have. iOS in the other hand doesn’t have a built-in file explorer with it. What it has is just individual applications to view videos, music, and photos downloaded only on the iTunes store (I’m referring only to the files that you download online). Downloaded files from third-party websites such as videos, music, and other types of files are inaccessible to iOS unless if you jailbreak your device and download a file manager with it from the App Store.

4.) Applications

Another thing why Android is better is because of the applications being published on the PlayStore. The reason is a lot of paid applications offer free-version/trial-version for the users to test them before purchasing. A lot of developers are also publishing themes and launchers for free where you can change the look of your Android device fast and easy. In addition, this also applies to games and most of it are free in exchange of ads though.

3.) Affordable

Of course, most of us are looking this first before purchasing a product and that is the price. Most of us are looking for stuff which is cheap yet good enough for our needs since it is not simple to earn tremendous amount of money for a month. You can purchase a reliable Android device in a minimum price of 4,000 Php (Convert Philippine peso to your current currency on Google). Best for people who has a limited budget and who wanted to save up money for other stuffs.

2.) Easier file sharing

Compare to iOS, Android provides easier file sharing. File sharing in Android is very simple, user friendly and has a wider coverage of compatibility upon different versions of devices and operating systems than iOS.

1.) Flexible and Customizable

The best reason why it outstands iOS. Android allows users to customize almost every possible ways they want. A lot of developers published apps that can entirely change the look of your device easily where even newbies know how to after a few research. It is also possible to change it’s behavior if your device is rooted. Through this you can apply custom ROMs which consist more advanced features than the original ROMs applied by the manufacturers and also custom fonts, OS & Kernel Tweaks, uninstalling unwanted system apps, enhanced data backup applications and many more!

Conclusion:

Android is such a great OS which grants somehow freedom for users to use it whatever they wanted to, even though some ways are risky. Even though some of those paths are indeed risky, it is also worth if you succeed upon doing so if you wanted to learn the depths within the Android world. You can do pretty much everything in Android in order to enhance your experience as a user and also participate upon certain Android development projects. Who knows? Where would you go as you learn?