Android vs iPhone
Advantages of Android
- SMS delivery report - for the IPhone you need a third party apparently
- Notifications without INTERNET - one of the biggest drawback of the IPhone is that you cannot have notifications without Internet -> the notifications are stored on the Apple servers
- Can install applications from any site - IPhone applications can only be installed from the Apple store (unless the phone is jail broken)
- Multiple physical menu buttons - used for navigation and quick shortcuts, allows greater screen size (no more software menus)
- Physical menu button allows recent 6 tasks (like ALT+TAB in Windows) - absolutely useful
- The Home screen is organized in 3, 4 or 5 virtual screens, the rest of the applications lie in a list - usability, quick to access most used apps - on the IPhone there are "limitless" virtual screens on Home
- Can install on the Home screen - widgets, shortcuts, folders
- Physical keyboard - on some models
- Open source OS
- Can install different/homebrewed firmwares
- Can install home brewed apps
- Background apps/ multitasking
- can make own application to hook into anything - calling, traffic, media, encryption, etc
- Dev SDK is free and cross platform. IPhone is for $100+ and only works on MAC.
- Programming is done in Java, bridges exist from J2ME, C#, etc. IPhone uses Objective C
- Programming - can run interpreters. IPhone only allows running Objective C byte code
- Easy access to the SD card (both from computer and from the phone). can copy MP3s, read ebooks, etc
- Cheaper than the IPhone
- Easy removable/replaceable battery.
- 5 mega pixel camera + blitz/flash + More
- Screen brightness/clarity
- Bigger sofware keyboard - because of the wider screen
- Great 3D apps and harware
- Easy data synchronization
- Proximity sensor - saves battery and "locks" the screen
- Zoom using two fingers - pictures, browser, etc - though some Android phones also support multi touch
Thank you for comparison:
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