Compare Android and Apple iOS 
- Users report that Apple iOS excels in ease of use, with a score of 9.4, making it intuitive for new users, while Android users mention a slightly lower ease of use score of 9.2, indicating a steeper learning curve for some.
- Reviewers mention that Apple iOS has superior quality of support, scoring 9.0, which users appreciate for its responsiveness and helpfulness, whereas Android's support quality is rated at 8.5, leading some users to feel less satisfied with the assistance they receive.
- G2 users highlight that Apple iOS's memory management is more efficient, allowing for smoother multitasking, while Android users report occasional lag during heavy usage, suggesting that iOS handles RAM management more effectively.
- Users on G2 note that Apple iOS offers a more seamless backup and recovery process, with features like iCloud integration, which many find reliable, while Android users mention that backup options can vary significantly by device manufacturer, leading to inconsistency.
- Reviewers say that Apple iOS's system operations monitoring is more robust, providing users with better insights into app performance and battery usage, while Android users report that this feature can be less comprehensive, depending on the device and version.
- Users report that both platforms have similar product direction ratings, with Apple iOS at 8.9 and Android at 9.2, indicating that both are actively evolving, but some users feel that iOS updates are more focused on user experience improvements.
Android iterates so fast, and there is always a better update shortly down the road. And it is very friendly to the user. The Google search integration, and Google product integration, into phones with the OS, is easily the best part.
It's slow sometimes: opening apps, changing pages on the home screen, editing settings, etc.
I like the easy to use interface and the single button in order to go back or close application. You always knwo how to get back to where you started!
iOS is extremely proprietary, and very selective about who they "let in" as far as apps, enhancements, add-ons, etc... They control the iOS aftermarket and iOS itself with an iron fist, and there is nothing for advanced users to do about it that does not...
Android iterates so fast, and there is always a better update shortly down the road. And it is very friendly to the user. The Google search integration, and Google product integration, into phones with the OS, is easily the best part.
I like the easy to use interface and the single button in order to go back or close application. You always knwo how to get back to where you started!
It's slow sometimes: opening apps, changing pages on the home screen, editing settings, etc.
iOS is extremely proprietary, and very selective about who they "let in" as far as apps, enhancements, add-ons, etc... They control the iOS aftermarket and iOS itself with an iron fist, and there is nothing for advanced users to do about it that does not...
