#iPhone experience

iPhone debate has been raging on for ages. These two have developed features that have defined our core smartphone experience, although notable differences make them appeal to their audiences. It’s been a year now since I decided to switch from Android to iPhone, and this is something I never thought I would do since I moved from a Microsoft Lumia 535 to my first Android device, an Oppo F1s then Poco F1 after that. Disclaimer: This is based on the writer's personal experience. iOS only comes with Apple’s devices, and the cheapest available in the current lineup is the iPhone SE 2, costing around PHP 26,490. Instead of buying a PHP 50,000 - 100,000 Android smartphone, you might want to consider the latest iPhone Pro or Pro Max variant. Because of this, you can’t expect phones that have similar specs from different brands to perform the same way because of these differences, and generally, iPhones tend to outperform them all because of the way its CPU works with the rest of the phone. Start with the home screen launcher; it offers dynamic widgets and the ability to place apps anywhere on a page or in a drawer, out of sight, something the iPhone is only catching up to now thanks to the iOS 14 update. Read more in our articles including "Switching from Android to iPhone: Is it better?" and "iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".