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iPhone vs Android |
But some question arises, which is better, iPhone or Android? Or, which of the phones suits you better? In this article we will try to make a comparison between these two smartphone giants. iPhone which comes together in package with it's mobile Operating System iOS is made by the giant company Apple. It has a closed source Operating System (which means that no modification to the software is available or allowed) in comparison with the Android which is an open source System made and maintained by Google Inc.
Comparison

It's clear that when hardware design comes in consideration iPhone rules out, although Samsung Galaxy S series have a quite astonishing design too. iPhone mobile OS is a robust system and working with it feels quite comfortable. Whatever your decision which platform you should try iPhone or Android, one thing is for sure, you would not regret about getting either one.
Applications
Regarding the application part, both platforms have tremendous number of applications and their number is rising. Android offers the applications through Google Play market while iPhone has it's App Store.
iPhone has a bit advantage here since the application developers don't have to take care too much about screen size since the mobile OS and the smartphone come in one package iPhone while Android is hosted into many different mobile devices, but that doesn't stop the tremendous rise of Android applications in the Google Play Market.
Conclusion
Finally, although i am a great fan of iPhone i must say that Android and it's open source code has had a bigger advantage into the market, especially seeing the new awesome software features that Samsung Galaxy S IV will soon bring out. According to statistics Android is gradually taking over the world and is becoming the Mobile OS choice of most mobile hardware manufacturers.
OPEN SOURCE INVITED FOR CREATOR EVEN NASA START TO LOOK INTO ANDROID, NOT IOS.
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