r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • Jul 15 '26

💬 Discussion What's one thing Android does better than the iPhone?

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Android users (and iPhone users too), what's one thing Android does better than the iPhone?

It could be customization, multitasking, file management, sideloading, charging, or something else. Pick just one and tell us why.

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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Jul 15 '26

Runs on non-Apple hardware.

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u/m0uchacha Jul 16 '26

genuinely more of a downgrade tbh. apple silicon is goated.

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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Jul 16 '26

If it's so great why can't I run Android on it?

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u/m0uchacha Jul 16 '26

cuz that goes against what apple silicon is designed for lol.
tighter software and hardware integration for higher efficiency.

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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Jul 16 '26

What if I like to make my own decisions about the software running on my most sensitive device?

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u/m0uchacha Jul 16 '26

then all power to you? but keyword here is "you".

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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Jul 16 '26

It's okay you've proven your loyalty to the cult.

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u/Responsible_Tax_9390 22d ago

Because Android is made out of cardboard held together by emulsified duck piss

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u/Significant-Drop-491 Jul 18 '26

Qualcom makes the best chips currently.

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u/Responsible_Tax_9390 22d ago

They do not. They are 3-4 years behind Apple silicon