5 Features That iPhones Do Better Than Android Devices
Summary
Choosing a specific smartphone brand or operating system is often a personal decision based on your preferences or past experience. The iPhone’s haptic feedback experience is a joy to behold as it feels more natural and consistent, and provides different sensations for different interactions. Head to the Torch app in the iOS Control Center and move your finger up and down the slider to feel the subtle, almost invisible, haptic feedback that ensues as you increase and decrease the intensity of the light. The same cannot be said about Android devices, which come in all shapes and sizes from various manufacturers, making it more challenging for developers to optimize their apps for each brand. This is especially apparent when using social media apps like Instagram or Snapchat, as they typically have poorer in-app cameras on Android than on iOS.