Ailyn Maria Gomez Pernett

Comparison between iPhone and Android

The comparison between iOS and Android would be the operating systems of the
devices, here you have to understand very clearly that each one has its own
characteristics.

iOS - even when it is found in various ALL Apple devices, it is optimized for each
one in a particular way, that is, even when it is an iPhone 5, 6 or 7 it works with iOS
10.2.1 it is not exactly the same iso installed For each one of them, Apple created
an image of the system with the necessary modifications to run it on the specific
device, it is for this reason that it will be found in a particular version, only an error
occurs in a specific model and not all the others, that you think a lot of work
maintaining 15 or 30 images of the same operating system, the end user does not
realize, for this it is transparent, but for that reason the execution of the
applications is much more stable.
The iOS has the particularity that each application is encapsulated, it is as if for
each one of them it will run on a different device, in each case with its own storage
space, which as the operating system has been refined has allowed it to share files
between the applications that we have installed, that is why we do not have to deal
with that when we want to work with a file we only see the files of the particular
application and those that we have exported to that application, also why when we
uninstall an application, the Own files without accidentally dragging those from
another application.
Android is just a Java machine mounted on Linux, the applications share all the
available space in the volume and the msd expansion memories, each device
manufacturer adds or removes features, polishes its own graphical environment or
launcher and that is why We will find that even when several devices are running
kitkat, depending on the manufacturer we will have access or not to some features
in the configuration menu, in addition to the restriction that it is rooted or not and
allows us to work as superusers, Android, like Windows, is made to work with the
hardware that is available and it will be up to each manufacturer to release specific
updates for their models, or under the responsibility of each user, install a generic
update version with the risk of losing some functionality or leaving the device as a
brick, also similar to Windows or Linux the metaphor of the folders for the storage
and organization of files and as space is common to all applications, when we
uninstall some we will also be in charge of deleting the documents that we
generate with said application, in addition to the fact that Android users ARE NOT
necessarily Linux users and this has the cost of not knowing the appropriate form
of administration, much work has been done so that the end user does not take
over most of the administrative management processes, however it is not entirely
perfect and it is too often that applications collapse, messages are obtained that
there is no inexplicable space availability, because when these start the user
deletes unnecessary files to add some application that he wants or needs, the
message that there is no space persists and the user puzzled "But if I have already
deleted the photos and music, I left almost all the memory free and still followed
me and saying that there is no space ”this because if, in effect, you have freed the
space of the volume that you have accessible, but you have neither knowledge nor
management privileges to access the Linux partition itself, in extreme cases it is
when you restart the device to factory conditions as the only way out to resolve the
situation.

Android applications are encoded in java p-code and compressed in zip format.

Now that if you confront the same application in IOS and Android, even when. It is
from the same manufacturer, usually the iOS has better functionality, better finish
and more options.