ANDROID VS APPLE

What's the most fast reacharge and the most fastest device or program ever made? What do you think?

now how did these two brand of an gadget became popular? the android became popular because of the cheap price so people can afford it if they cant buy apple products or gadgets and Android is a great success story due to price competitiveness. Android entered the market at a time when the sales of iPhones had just surged and the sales of Blackberry's and Nokia's were falling. Samsung, LG, HTC and other major players needed an OS that could counter the growth of iOS. They could not build up an OS on their own, due to multiple reasons.

1) Lack of resources
2) Time required to build something from scratch
3) Lack of support from community

                                                                                                                                                                                                          

                                                 

And for the apple it became popular because of its specs and quality and the high quality of the camera and it can prevent the phone from having viruses. Apple, founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, started out in the business of kit computers with the Apple I. ... Appleattempted updates like the Apple III and the Apple Lisa, but these failed to catch on commercially. Although the Apple IIwas still selling, Apple as a company was in trouble when the 80s began. From the first Apple computer (the Apple I, which was just a motherboard without a monitor or keyboard) to the iWatch, this is the complete chronology of Apple computer:

• Apple, founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, started out in the business of kit computers with the Apple I. This initial production run, although popular as a collectible now, will mainly be remembered for helping the company get enough capital to build the Apple II in 1977 – the same year Apple officially incorporated. Wozniak primarily built both these computers and Jobs handled the marketing side.
• The Apple II drove the company’s revenue until the mid-1980s despite the hardware remaining largely the same. Apple attempted updates like the Apple III and the Apple Lisa, but these failed to catch on commercially. Although the Apple II was still selling, Apple as a company was in trouble when the 80s began.
• The 1984 release of the Macintosh was a leap forward for Apple, but in the intervening years between the Apple II and the Macintosh, IBM had caught up. Disappointing revenues from the Macintosh and internal struggles for control led to Apple’s board dismissing Jobs in favor of John Sculley. Jobs left Apple to work on NeXT Inc. Under Sculley, Apple started growing its product lines.

Sculley served as Apple’s CEO until 1993. During those years, Apple enjoyed strong growth as it created new products, including laser printers, Macintosh Portable, PowerBooks, the Newton, and much more. Apple products continued to sell at a premium, so the margins were generous for Apple and led to strong financial results. During the same period, however, cheap computers running Windows were serving a much, much larger middle market for people who wanted home computers but could not afford a Mac. By comparison, Apple seemed to be stalling even though it was making money

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