Q. I have an apple iPod touch 4 but I want the Asus eeepad transformer. What should I do get the Asus eeepad transformer or keep the iPod touch 4
A. Better is totally subjective. Each operating system has it's own appeal depending on what you want to use it for. Apples ios is more polished and slightly more user friendly but it is only available for Apple made hardware [ipod, iphone, ipad etc] and many people find that too restrictive. Android is "open source" and therefore can run on a much wider selection of hardware from many different manufacturers [Samsung, Motorola, HTC etc].
Apps for Apples ios have to pass through stringent tests and apple totally control what apps you can use.
Android allows far more user choice anfd freedom [you can download apps from a myriad of sources, not just Android Market] and I for one do not like being controlled and told what apps I can run or use on hardware that I have purchased with my own hard earned cash!
Rather than thinking about which OS is better you should decide what hardware most suits your purposes and has the performance and capabilities to fulfill YOUR particular needs. If you want the ASUS product because of its abilities and feature set then buy it.
If Apples ios is "Better" period! then Android wouldn't be used by the millions of people who use it every day.
Apps for Apples ios have to pass through stringent tests and apple totally control what apps you can use.
Android allows far more user choice anfd freedom [you can download apps from a myriad of sources, not just Android Market] and I for one do not like being controlled and told what apps I can run or use on hardware that I have purchased with my own hard earned cash!
Rather than thinking about which OS is better you should decide what hardware most suits your purposes and has the performance and capabilities to fulfill YOUR particular needs. If you want the ASUS product because of its abilities and feature set then buy it.
If Apples ios is "Better" period! then Android wouldn't be used by the millions of people who use it every day.
What is the difference between Androids and Smartphones?
Q. What classifies an Android as an android? And how are they different from an iPhone or blackberry? I'm confused :P
A. Android phones are just a class of smartphones. Smartphones are any phones that run an operating system, such as Android, iOS (Apple), Symbian (Nokia), Windows Mobile, or whatever Blackberries are running these days.
Android is a cellphone and tablet operating system created by Google. Because it's open-source, it's used on a lot of smartphones, and has a lot of apps developed for it. Phones that use it will tell you that they use it.
iPhones and iPads use iOS, a proprietary operating system developed by Apple and based on Mac OS X. Blackberry phones use a proprietary system developed by RIM, their parent company, but are transitioning to QNX, a much more modern system. Nokia phones are transitioning from Symbian to Windows Mobile.
Android is a cellphone and tablet operating system created by Google. Because it's open-source, it's used on a lot of smartphones, and has a lot of apps developed for it. Phones that use it will tell you that they use it.
iPhones and iPads use iOS, a proprietary operating system developed by Apple and based on Mac OS X. Blackberry phones use a proprietary system developed by RIM, their parent company, but are transitioning to QNX, a much more modern system. Nokia phones are transitioning from Symbian to Windows Mobile.
What is the difference in IPhone and Android?
Q. And how do you tell when your looking at an Android or at an IPhone. What are the different features. I've heard Android is best, but I know very little about these phones. Can anyone explain to me the difference. (I know, I'm out of the loop on technology, LOL)
A. Android is an operating system. iPhone runs apple's own Operating system known as iOS. Both are linux but carry different architecture and features. Android phones are better, because they are cheap, and give more features than iOS.
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