iOS and Android systems have always had their own supporters and enthusiasts. That is to say, last week, Yuen shared on the technology small telegram that he saw a recent discussion on Dcard about the five stereotypes that exist between iOS and Android fans. If you are a long-time iOS user, or a die-hard Android fan, or you are a user who just jumped from iOS to Android like Yuen, let’s see if you have been told the following five stereotypes!
1. Is the performance of iPhone much better than that of Android phones?
We feel that we can’t actually say this, because in fact, the Android flagship machine has also been called rapid progress in recent years, and its performance is also very strong. The fact that a mobile phone can be used for several years is not only possible for the iPhone. Although the performance of Apple’s A-series chips is indeed very good in terms of processor running points, the running points data can only be used as a reference. The actual use experience is the most important thing for each user. Bar.Next, if you want to talk about “the performance of the iPhone is better than that of an Android phone”, you should also see which specification of Android phone you choose to compare. After all, if you take a mid-to-low-end phone It is definitely unfair to compare the model with the iPhone.
2. Is the iPhone more intuitive to use?
The second stereotype: the iPhone is more intuitive to use.But in fact, we also feel that we can’t compare this point. It means that Apple’s system is relatively closed. For iOS users, it will be a bit like “whatever Apple gives me, I will use it”, follow the logic given to you by Apple. Use, of course, you will feel that the operation is fast and intuitive
But on the other hand, the degree of freedom and adjustable elasticity of the Android system is very high, and the degree of freedom and adjustable elasticity of the system is also very high, and users can relatively have more space for exploration and fun. The dominance will return to the user’s hands. This point compares iOS to an automatic car, and Android to a manual car. I don’t know if everyone will understand it better, so if you think Android is difficult to use, it may not be Android’s fault, or it may actually be your fault. Haven’t figured out how to use it yet XD
3. Those who take Android files are marginal people
It’s not just Woo Eun! Even Henley’s friends who use Android phones have this feeling, because iOS’s AirDrop is so convenient, it’s easy (?) When a group of friends goes out to play, it’s easy (?) After AirDrop, they forget to send photos to their Android phone friends. Here I also share with you a super practical file transfer app “SendAnywhere”, which not only can transfer files across devices, but also does not compress to the size of the picture.In addition, if you want to transfer files between Androids, you can also try the Nearby Share app. It also uses the nearby sharing function, which can quickly transfer files to surrounding devices, and the file transfer speed is also very fast and convenient.
4. It turns out that these functions are also available on Android
The fourth stereotype is that after transferring the operating system, many people will find that “it turns out that these functions are also available in Android!” (with a stunned expression), such as gesture operation and camera scan code, in fact, Android 9, which was launched in 2018, already has it. These functions are built, but if you want to right-click to return, or swipe up the home page, the Android system can do it too!
5. Android’s limited-time dynamic is relatively untextured?
This is very different. XD Usually people who have switched from iOS to Android have the feeling. Yuen said that she felt that the limited-time news sent by the Android phone would indeed be slightly different from the iPhone. For example, when recording Boomerang, Obviously the movements and rhythm are the same, but the Android recording is inexplicably fast. Another thing most people will feel more about is that the fonts and emoji designs are slightly different. Some people like this. Some people don’t like it. Let’s go back to the first sentence, it can only be said that it is a matter of opinion.
On-site addition: charging rate
Finally, I want to mention the part about charging again, that is, everyone should have discovered that the iPhone 13 still maintains the Lightning port, but in fact, many Android phones already support 100W wired charging. On the other hand, Lightning It is only maintained at 20W. However, Apple will also have to compromise on this point in the future. In addition to USB Type-C becoming the mainstream in the future, the European Union has also officially passed a proposal to require mobile phones and electronic products to use the USB Type-C socket for charging. Will the iPhone 14 series be changed to a USB Type-C jack?Just wait and see and wait for Apple to announce it at the fall conference
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The above five points about the stereotypes between iOS and Android, do you think which one is particularly touching to you? Welcome to leave a message and share with us which faction you are!
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