IOS7 Vs. Android Kit-Kat

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The mobile application development especially that of the operating systems, has taken an ugly turn for both the Apple and the Android devices. Since Apple has come up with IOS 1.x (colloquially known as IOS 1 back in 2008), Google came up with the first iteration of its own operating system, the Android version 1.0 in the same year. It was just the beginning of the war which was going to rage on for the years to come. 2013 has been the year where the aspect of technology has gone through many upheavals. More focus has been put on mobile technology this year rather than emphasizing the personal desktops and laptops. This year has been the ideal platform for these tech giants to come up with the latest iteration of the mobile operating system, which is meant exclusively for the next generation smart phone user. The present status: Apple has already released the IOS 7 and Google is still to release its new OS- Android Kit-Kat 4.4. Apple IOS 7: When Apple introduced the new operating system on the 18th of September 2013, Apple lovers were awestruck by the new look and feel of it. The IOS had an absolute image makeover and it reintroduced iPhone to the users. It had a complete design overhaul making way for the features and actions Apple lovers have ever experienced. The following lines would try to encompass some of these IOS changes in brief. Exit Skeuomorphism, Enter Flat Design: The leather paper feel of the app designs are now absent. Flat designs embraced with dollops of pastel colors fill the screen and the icons making the get-up more simple and down-to-earth. Coupled with zooming animations and 3D parallax wallpaper, the OS is made to look very much alive and kicking. The whole design is made in a way, which makes every scree... ... middle of paper ... ...d might introduce an App which helps in mimicking TV Remote Signals. TV viewers never have to search for the remote control under their Sofa. The Smart Phone would be doing the job of changing channels for them. • There might be a feature similar to Apple's AirDrop which will help you in exchanging files, music and photographs with your friends and relatives who fall in your circle. Everything about Android Kit-Kat is still in a very hypothetical stage. Only time will tell that how far the next version of Android is going to compete with the new version of the iPhone IOS. It is time for you to brace yourself for the OS war. Sam Martins is a mobile Application Developer and a software developer attached to Sydney based company, GetAProgrammer, which deals in iPhone and Android app developer for hire. Find more about GetAProgrammer at the company's Facebook profile.

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