android vs. iOS – Some reasons to switch from Android to iOS (iPhone)

There are forums full of discussions on the topic: “Which one is better? An Android phone or an iPhone?".
In our opinion, the two can not be compared as tehonologii operating systems. Even if used both mobile and mostly do the same operations are totally different in implementation, interface and distribution. iOS is created and developed by Appleand Android is created by Google and developed by anyone knows and wants to do so. Open source license.
Comparing the two is like asking ourselves: "which are better, apples or quinces?". This depends on everyone's taste, and in the case of smartphones it should depend on the needs and even the budget allocated for the purchase of a smartphone.
It is known that Apple devices are generally more expensive, they maintain a fairly high price even in a year or two years from launch. If we talk about Android mobile phones, for them it is a "fashion" to be more expensive at launch and in the immediate future, but after a while, there were cases when the price fell to 50% or even more. An example is Samsung phones, which at launch reach unreasonably high prices, so that later, in just a few months, they reach half price. Finally, there's the price evolution of smartphones, we speak today, but about some reasons that can make us switch from an Android smartphone to an iPhone / IOS.

#1 Dedicated OS
I have always been of the opinion that the multifunctional tool is not better in terms of performance, compared to a dedicated tool for a certain operation. That's how things are between Android and iOS. While Android is found on a very large range of mobile phones, from several companies, from AllView la Samsung si LG, the iOS operating system is used only for devices Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. iPhone si iPad.

#2  Google Play vs. App Store - Optimization and Security
It is true that on both "application markets" we find almost the same applications and games, but the tendency of the developers is to launch applications primarily for the iPhone. It is possible that this is also a sales strategy. In general, iPhone users have somewhat better financial resources compared to most Android users, who use low-cost phones. The probability that users will buy an application is higher in the App Store than in Google Play.
Another aspect is the verification, security and good optimization of applications. On the App Store, each application is carefully checked before it is available for download and use. It is tested both in terms of security and in terms of optimization.
In Google Play, almost any application is allowed and below. Even a simple "flashlight" application that will ask us for access to contacts from the address book and to personal files during installation.

#3 OS Software Update
When it comes to operating system updates, Android is a disaster. Android 6.0 Marshmallow it was launched in September 2015, and until this date, March 2016, it is used on almost 2% of smartphones. Apple's policy is totally different regarding iOS updates and security. Updates for iPhone are simultaneously on all the devices around the world, regardless of the iPhone model, the country in which it is used or the mobile phone operator.
Another big difference is the compatibility of new versions of software with older devices. E.g, Android 6.0 Marshmallow is not available on Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which was released in 2013, although this is a smartphone with 3 GB of RAM, a powerful processor and a fairly large storage capacity. It's no longer a top-of-the-line model for Samsung, but owners still paid good money for these phones at the time of purchase. We think it deserves to receive updates in the future.
iOS 9, the newest operating system for iPhones, is compatible and runs very well on iPhone 4SWhich was launched in 2011.

#4 The user interface (UI / UX)
For a smartphone novice, the Android interface is a real maze when trying to enter the settings to change something.
iOS has a minimalistic and very intuitive interface for any level of user.

#5 Stability and performance while
As an iOS and Android user for many years, I couldn't help but notice an Android problem. Even if we have a high-performance Android smartphone that runs very well after installation, this in time began to answer your hardest to commands and appear interruptions to access the menu, electronic mail or other applications.
On iOS, and after 2 years of intensive use, the system works as well as on the day of installation.

They should be about the greatest differences between Android and iOS in our opinion. Keep in mind, however, that no operating system is 100% perfect. Not even iOS ;-)