Has Apple completely defeated Android?

A user over on smartphones linked me here and here.

Since the new A14 Bionic absolutely crushes every single android phone on the market (and in fact it seems it has been doing so since the A12), why doesn't Android do anything about it?

Additionally, the same user stated:

"This is why iOS sips battery life and why it’s typically smoother feeling. This is why iOS can use less RAM and perform better than Samsung that has twice the RAM."

On what fronts can Android actually compete, since it is so vastly underpowered and inefficient compared to every one of Apple's devices?



Submitted January 04, 2021 at 02:21AM by PpcUserNowI https://ift.tt/2LeOt1g https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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