The arguments between iPhone and Android will never stop. Both these amazing pieces of technology have positive and negative aspects, and this article will aim at comparing the two. When you talk of Apple iPhones vs. Android phones, then you’re really arguing. The thing is iPhone 4’s are identical to each other, and Android phones vary. For this it wouldn’t be fair to compare the two platforms unless you compare specific phones. Below are differences between iPhone and Android.
Open vs. Closed systems
Apple has iPhone as its proprietary. If you love what Apple offers you in the iPhone, then you’ll never get to notice. However if you want something more than what Apple offers you, then tough luck with that. You could use the Adobe Flash as an example. Adobe Flash is designed to enable you view Flash videos on the iPhone, but Apple has nothing to do with it. The only way you will likely get through this is by hoping that the Justice Department orders Apple to let Adobe Flash play on its iPhone or Adobe forcing Apple to submit. Technical kludges are among the only ways in which you can get Adobe on your iPhone.
On the other hand Android is more open. You can download and install any Android application even if not available on Google’s Android Market.

Open vs Closed Social System
Security
The downside of Android developers is that, a good number of Android applications lag in security, and that’s not good. Although systems can be broken into, iPhone’s very secure applications will give you the best bet if you are looking for a secure phone. With time we are going to face security problems that will come against the vulnerabilities that are associated with mobile computing.
User Control
If you enjoy and love the way iPhone handles things, then life will be good. To be fair, Apple has amazing engineers whose ultimate jobs are to design and come up with innovative features that will ensure that you love the interface and how everything works together. But if you are going to want more control over how widgets appear and more, such as how they appear then your best choice will be with Android.

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Vendor Lock in
If you want an iPhone, you’ll just have to buy it from Apple at their given price, but as with Android you can find it from several vendors and more are soon to be released. one thing that most iPhone users, is being forced to use the AT&T. however this is set to change as Verizon is set to offer the iPhone. iPhone doesn’t have many options with wireless carries which is quite the opposite when it comes to the Android.







