Comparing Samsung Smartphone And Iphones

Taking the Best

During the last decades, big companies have been working on improving features to grab people’s attention. After an exhausted long work, smartphones were born over the later part of 1990’s. Smartphone technology continued to advance throughout the first years of the 21st century, and these technological advances brought the introduction of the iPhone and the Android operating system commonly developed in Samsung devices. Yet, some people seek not only design but also useful apps that allow them to do almost everything in one touch. Therefore, Samsung smartphones differ from iPhones in terms of customization, security, and apps.

The first difference between Samsung smartphones and iPhones is customization. According to David

Samsung smartphones have more security problems because Google allows users to download apps from external platforms that may contain dangerous software. According to Sam Costello in his article on Lifewire said that “97% of all malware, viruses, worms, etc., were for Android,” so this can affect users’ settings and information. Even though Samsung has the Iris Scanning to unlock the smartphone, it is still not fully secure. On the other hand, although Apple is not invulnerable to malware, they are much more secure than Samsung devices. Apple encrypts user’s information which no one can see it. Simon Hill in his article on Digital Trends said that “Apple prioritized user privacy, so they could feel safe knowing their personal data was not stored or read by Apple. It was all encrypted, too. Meanwhile, Android encrypted some data, but their privacy was less protected. Google mined their data for information that it could use to sell better ads and market products to users.” So people not only download apps or save information, but also users acquire annoying ads. Moreover, Apple includes features such as Face ID, which is a technology used to recognize user’ face to unlock the iPhone. This technology ensures users that any sort of information is

Samsung allows users to download apps from the Play Store or from external sources. An interactive research made by David Goldman of CNN found that Android had an excellent music-play app in Google Play Music, which offered an impressive list of free, ad-supported music. For this reason, Android-supported smartphones seem to be ahead in terms of availability. Indeed, Google Play has more apps than the App Store for IOs. On the contrary, Apple relies on high-quality apps before quantity. Android users do not pay for their apps, so it can be a reason for the quality of their apps. Also, Android users must wait a little bit longer than iPhone users when it comes to getting their new trend