Most common questions used to investigate
Are you comfortable using a phone with an android operating system?
Are you looking to use a specific app that's available on the Apple Store?
Do design and aesthetics matter to you?
Do you have a budget in mind?
Are you a developer looking to create new apps?
Is storage important for you?
Common conclusions
Many people in the world feel comfortable using an Android phone and if you're one of them, go for Samsung. While iPhones are great, it can take some time to get used to it. Also, the home screen, as well as the general appearance of the home screen and navigation, are more intuitive in Android than iPhone and this is another reason to choose Samsung.
If you want to download and use a specific app that's available on the Apple store and not in the Google play store, your obvious choice is the iPhone. Likewise, if you want to use an app that's available only on the Google Play Store, Samsung is your choice.
Design and aesthetics tend to drive many of our buying decisions, including smartphones. iPhones have some of the best aesthetics across all models, so if this is something that appeals to you, go for an iPhone. With Samsung too, many smartphones have good aesthetics, but not all. So, you'll have to look through many models of Samsung. In general though, if design and aesthetics are a priority, the iPhone is the right choice for you.
Smartphones come in a wide range of models and prices, so have a budget in mind before you head out to shop for a smartphone. The latest versions of iPhones are quite expensive, though you get unmatched quality and look and feel. Samsung, on the other hand, offers models at a wide range of prices, thereby making it a more affordable option. So, if you're willing to spend that extra money on a cool-looking phone, go for the iPhone. But to get the best value for your money, Samsung is a good choice.
The choice between an iPhone and Android is highly essential for developers who are looking to improve the system and get more out of the device. Even those looking to develop apps would prefer Samsung because the underlying Android operating system is an open one, so anyone can use it to create apps. iPhones, on the other hand, are built on a closed and proprietary operating system and not all developers can access it easily. So, this is something to think about if you're a developer.
Samsung is your choice because iPhone is known to have issues with SD cards. To make up for this, iPhone 11 had an increased internal storage, but there is a limit to that as well. Since you can't add SD cards, the space will always be limited when you use iPhones.
Either one is good though Samsung still has an edge in terms of storage and ease of use while iPhone is the choice for Apple brand lovers.
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