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as you can currently see iOS 13 add many functions of Android.
background tasks, download manager, File Explorer, Widget on homescreen (iPadOS) etc.
nevertheless all these new functions do not run as smoothly as under Android or are very poorly implemented.
anyone who has ever used file explorer, custom keyboard, Widget under iOS 10, iOS 11, iOS 12 and iOS 13 knows it. very buggy and few features.
Android is much better because they have been using it for years and have constantly optimized it. due to the great support of the android community, many android apps have become much prettier and faster. the iOS community, on the other hand, does almost nothing at all. their own fault.
everyone who goes into the app store and doesn't just want to make games or messenger apps. knows exactly how many apps from independent developers are barely available anymore. many apps haven't been updated for years or aren't available at all in the app store anymore. most of them are still with lots of ads, trackers and slow.
iPhone 11 Pro Max has no USB 3.0 support! Samsung Galaxy S8, S9, S10 or the Huawei devices (e.g. P30 Pro, Mate 20 Pro) have USB 3.0 (3.1 first generation) support.
You have to imagine an iPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) you can only transfer the data (iTunes backups, photos, videos, games apps) from the PC with USB 2.0 Speed.
In this case the iPhone 11 Pro Max would need at least 4x as long as the Android devices.
Everyone knows the lies of apple.
back then apple said 1 GB RAM would be enough for iPhone 6. everyone who uses the device today knows exactly how slow safari and other apps run. because the apps today are more functional and larger.
example the iPad mini 4 has the same A8 SoC as iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. but doesn't get iOS 13.
it's just a fact that the operating system has to do more and more and the RAM is the most important today. CPU/GPU or internal hard drive are now so fast. that there are hardly any improvements left for the daily apps.
but when new multitasking tasks, background tasks and new features are added for the third party app developers, there is a big difference.
I don't see it that way. I have an S10 and XS Max.
The XS Max throttles much faster and the battery is bad at games app. iOS in general is also very limited.
You always need more RAM and as you can see Android has much more functions than iOS. Android has many similar functions as a desktop system. and is independent without Apple server activation.
your iPhones or iPads are central products. without apple server you can't activate the devices.