iPhone and Android devices have been opponents for years. iPhone used to be exclusive in the market, Android devices have changed the situation though, there are still 4 things below your Android buddy can not do.

Android devices need to be improved…

Firstly, power efficiency is an important thing that users always care about. Although Android devices can not be counted now, according to some reports about battery benchmarks, the iPhone still takes the cake for efficiency. This is a difficult situation for Google to correct as it is not able to control over hardware and software integration, but Google is working hard for Google’s guidelines on Marshmallow, which is a right step.

Secondly, Apple always does its best to take care of apps. It takes time to update apps on Google store. Otherwise, Apple provides its users with direct pipeline for updating software. Sometimes it is kind of dangerous when security threats are not properly fixed. To solve such problem, Google has developed parts of the Android OS to receive updates from directly from Google Play, but it is still a small step to achieve what Apple is doing to support iPhones and iPads.

Thirdly, Apple has focused on improve its retail store network. Thus, iOS users can be strongly supported. In terms of Android devices, they are not directly supported by Google, but they have indirect support through individual manufacturers, such as Samsung. With the myriad number of different Android products out in the market, it’s not quite as common that a Galaxy owner will be responsible for supporting an LG, Moto, or Nexus.

Fourthly, Android devices need to have……

Platform consistency is an Android’s strength. Apply has been loyal to the same UI for many years. It seems to be a weakness when there are few changes appear after upgrading. Meanwhile, Android devices has get into an opposite way. For instance, the jump from Galaxy S2 to Galaxy S6 would represent some pretty significant changes to the UI. If you know anything that iOS does better than Android devices, please comment below