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There are different brands of phones out there. I remember a time when it was

Back then, if you didn't have any of those phones it was as if you were missing out on something.

All thanks to technology and evolution, today there are different phones in the world. A majority of them fall under two categories, IOS (iPhone operating system) and Androids.

Everyone has their preference for either of these phone's operating systems for reasons best known to them. However, In our day focus and attention are gradually shifting to the iPhone especially among young people because of its unique features.

I have not used any iOS brand before, but I learned that its security system is quite reliable. Which is a better reason for people to opt for it.

One of its outstanding features is the good camera, I think that's the main reason why most young people go for it.

We are in the days where moments are considered precious, people are excited about taking photos and capturing amazing moments with their loved ones. Others are into businesses that require quality photos to attract customers.

The iPhone has one of the best cameras to meet that demand. I have taken shots with them a couple of times and seriously, I salute their camera.

However the phone has its bad sides, I personally call it “a phone for the rich,” everything in it seems to be customized.

You can share some things with a fellow iPhone user but not with other phones. Without a data subscription, you can not have access to certain features. That makes the phone too expensive for someone like me to go for at the moment.

Another challenge it has is the issue of battery, its battery doesn't last long. You need to constantly be around where there's constant power to make use of it, if not you won't enjoy the phone.

Most people who use iOS always have other phones for backup, their iOS is just for special occasions and special activities.

With all these in the picture, my choice of phone, for now, is Android, all the limitations of iPhones don't apply to Androids.

Androids have good batteries, can share anything with all phones, and don't need data to have access to everything except for the internet and some special applications.

Although some of them do not have good cameras and certain features like iOS android seems to be the perfect pick for someone like me who uses my phone to earn.

Battery, good storage, and good service are what I need and Android has it. These days better versions of androids with good features and cameras are even available and their costs are affordable compared to iPhones.

However, I am not saying iPhones are bad, they are great phones, in fact, with time, I am thinking of getting one if I am buoyant enough.

Both Android and iOS are good phones, but before purchasing one, make sure you consider what you want to use it for properly first. In most cases, people prefer to buy both Android and iOS to balance the equation.

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