[SpywareDr]

Or if you have the time, it's a kick to experiment with all of them.

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iOS is more user friendly but it has itself difficult sides in usage.

[EdwardRees]

iOS is more user friendly but it has itself difficult sides in usage.

[debora32]

IOS has better selection of apps and premium content all wrapped up in a one stop shopping environment. What we have about Android is the ability to truly personalize and customize the user experience. I also like how Android integrates better with social networking services for contacts and sharing content, plus the free turn by turn GPS navigation, Gmail and Early life support.

The IOS powered iPhone is a good pick for Apple fans who use Mac computers and Mac books since the devices can integrate seamlessly. Plus iphones are extremely polished with strong security and handy features

Android on the other hand is a good pick for users who want more options in terms of both hardware and software. You will get Android phones with a variety of sizes and features. Both Android and IOS have far more similarities than differences! You will surely see a lot of enhancements in both of these operating systems in future smart phones. Realistically, different reasons are important to different people. So you should just pay attention to the ones that count for you and make your decision based on your preferences.

[EdwardRees]

I prefer iOS, but sometimes updates are disappointing me.