#android vs ios

I've been an iPhone user since the iPhone 4s, but with the release of Samsung Galaxy Note 10 last year, I can't help but trade my iPhone XS Max at that time to test out the Android space. However, after a couple of months, I found myself settling for an iPhone 11 instead.  Since I use a Mac computer, I needed to let go of the Android phone in exchange for a seamless ecosystem between Apple devices. Given those circumstances, I find myself missing some handy features on Android. As for iOS 13, the Multi-Window feature is only available on the iPadOS. Customization iOS limits customization for its users apart from changing your wallpaper, app icon arrangements, and other basic accessibility features. Don’t get me wrong, I love how iOS has a very straightforward UI. Android phones allow users to change themes and app icons akin to the iPhone through the Nova Launcher and even adjust animation speed under Developer Options to make it feel more snappy. Notifications One of the things I hate with iOS is the way it organizes its notifications. Read more in our articles including "7 things I miss on an Android smartphone as an iPhone user" and "Data shows Android users are hornier than iOS users".