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posted Friday, November 17th by Sam Joseph Bruckner
This debate has been going on forever but I am to discover the realest of real answer once and for all. Let’s break it down into three categories!
Source Code:
While Android has open source code Apple does not. (Android) Open source means that you can look at the source code, granting the user a level of control that a walled garden like Apple’s OS (operating system) simply doesn’t. In tech we call something that can’t be looked at a “black box.” For these reasons this first point is going to have to go to Android.
Android 1: - Apple 0:
User Interface: (UI)
In terms of UI Apple is known to use much brighter colors, crafting a more intricate experience, filled with more animations, for their users. Apple’s flagship product the iPhone 15 can disperse just over 2000 nits, a measure of luminance emitted. This is vastly more than Android’s newest model the Galaxy S23 which maxes out at a mere 1750 nits. Point 2 goes to Apple!
Android 1: - Apple 1:
Looks like we are all tied up!
Pricing & Overall Value:
The newest Android product, the Galaxy S23, comes in at $600. On the other hand the newest iPhone, the iPhone 15 comes in at $899. (assuming you are not trading your way up) All and all for how much use you are getting out of your phone we would recommend you spending that extra $300 and treating yourself to an iPhone!
Android 1: - Apple 2:
With that we have our winner! The iPhone and therefore Apple is victorious!
To infinity and far beyond!
by Sam Joseph Bruckner
Research Sources Used:
https://newhavendisplay.com/blog/nits-vs-lumens-vs-luminance/#nits
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1361801/brightness-levels-of-iphone-displays-in-nits/
https://www.android.com/android-12/
https://www.sammobile.com/news/galaxy-s23-series-equal-display-brightness-fantastic-colors/
Image Sources:
https://www.justinmind.com/blog/new-release-9-8-device-templates-ios-android-ui-kits/
https://buildfire.com/ios-android-users/
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