Android or iOS? This is one of the great unanswered questions of the modern era, and a point of significant contention by so-called fanboys on both sides of the fence for thousands of years. Or maybe just in the last decade.
There are several valid arguments that play into the hands of both sides. It is clear that Apple was the first company to come to market with a mobile operating system that was incredibly sleek and clean. Then it hit the market Android, which is even more attractive and offers a much more varied offer. So the question is, what is Google Play better than Apple App Store?
Google Play is more "developer-friendly"
He had from the very beginning Apple big problems with developers - it's very selective, at least when it comes to allowing apps for the App Store. The reason for such pickiness is basically simple. Apple tries to get only the best ones into its app store. This of course works very well.
We don't even have to go that far for an example. Snapchat for iOS it is much better than the pro version Android. This reputation for quality sometimes results in certain developers developing their apps for iOS either exclusively or first (for example, the highly anticipated Super Mario Run came on iOS as the first one).
Of course, there is the other side of the coin, i.e. the disadvantage. For developers Android apps, there is much less risk of spending thousands and thousands of hours on development just to not have the app denied listing for Google Play. Thanks to this, the development community for Android the app has grown so quickly. But that doesn't mean there aren't enough apps in the App Store. Users of both platforms have more apps than is healthy.
In Google Play, you can immediately find a whole range of interesting and creative applications. For starters, there are many powerful tools that allow you to change the entire design of your operating system Android. And that's something you won't find in the competition Apple App Store. For Android there is also an application called Tasker that opens up a world of possibilities for automating tasks and processes. However, I have to admit that it is not always possible to find a good application in Google Play.
