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This TikTok Video Comparing iPhone And Android Speed In Real Time Is Going Viral
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This TikTok Video Comparing iPhone And Android Speed In Real Time Is Going Viral

Interview TikToker Films A Comparison Of iPhone And Android Speed In Real Time, Debunks Claim That “Androids Are Slow”TikToker Proves People Who Say “Androids Are Slow” Wrong In A TikTok Video That Has 2.6M ViewsThis TikTok Video Comparing iPhone And Android Speed In Real Time Is Going ViralTikToker Makes A Speed Comparison Video By Opening The Same Apps On iPhone And Android SimultaneouslyPerson Loads The Same Apps At The Same Time On Android And iPhone To Compare The SpeedPerson Compares The Speed On Android Vs. iPhone By Loading Different AppsPerson Shares An Android Vs. iPhone Speed Comparison TikTok, Says Androids Are SuperioriPhone's And Android's Speed Gets Compared In Real Time And Android Can Hold Its Head Up HighPerson Tired Of Hearing That 'Androids Are Slow' Proves It Wrong By Testing iPhone's And Android's Speed In Real TimeiPhone Vs. Android: Person Proves That Androids Are Faster By Testing The Two Rivals In Real Time
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There are cat people and dog people. No questions about that. Then, there are dark and white chocolate people (milk choco eaters stand in the middle.) And just like that, there are iPhone’s iOs and Android loyalists who have been divided since the dawn of time. Or rather, since 2007 when Steve Jobs released Apple’s first iconic smartphone sold in 6.1 million units. 

The debate on which one is better and faster has been leaving family members torn apart at the Thanksgiving table, and lovers turning in opposite directions after realizing they’re not meant for each other.

And one TikTok user decided to run an experiment and measure the speed of Android and iPhone. Corylewis04’s video, which has been watched 2.6 million times, left Android users cheering loudly because, well, the result is kinda obvious. Will it end the everlasting debate, or simply add fuel to the burning fire? Time will tell, but I’m suspecting the latter.

This TikTok video showing the speed of iPhone and Android in real time has been going viral

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The TikTok user decided to put the common claim that “Androids are slow” to the test and here’s how he did it

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Bored Panda reached out to the TikToker Cory Lewis, who said the idea to make the now-viral Android vs. iPhone speed comparison came as he “got tired of iPhone users telling me that Androids were slow and laggy, so I decided to show them otherwise.”

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In the short footage, Cory showed what opening the same apps simultaneously on iOS and Android operating systems looks like. Android seemed to be responding much quicker than iOS, which debunked the common myth.

Cory also said that he personally would go with Android. The guy, who runs a YouTube channel “Cory The Great” where he reviews all kind of phones on camera, confessed that “I didn’t expect it to go viral at all” and is more than happy with the result.

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The debate on which mobile phone is better, Android or iPhone, has been on and off, I mean on, for over a decade. That’s some serious dominance by the two big tech boys, but in reality, both iOS and Android operating systems are excellent. In order to find out which one performs better, one has to look at particular parameters and start from there.

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According to Digital Trends, if you can’t make up your mind, you should “pick the things that matter most to you, count the wins in those categories, and you have a personalized recommendation.”

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For example, affordability is always one of the most important things to think about before buying a phone. “Apple’s iOS is an exceptional operating system, but the high entry point has always been an issue for it,” suggests Digital Trends.

In fact, even if Apple’s iPhone SE and iPhone 11 have finally made the entry point lower, it still doesn’t come close to Android’s vast range of much more affordable devices.

When it comes to apps, Digital Trends counted that there are 2.7 million Android apps and 1.8 million iOS apps. Bear in mind that most popular apps operate on both systems. Moreover, the Play Store offers more free apps than the App Store, making iOS somewhat of the winner in this department.

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Digital Trends suggests that even if “Google Maps would win this category hands-down,” Apple Maps have become a serious competitor with many improvements.

“Right now, Google Maps still has a small advantage due to its larger database of reviews and businesses,” concluded the report and added: “but its lead has narrowed a lot, and we expect to see this category fall into being a tie eventually.”

In the end, it’s always best to be open and listen to various points of view before making a decision on which phone to get. Think of what matters to you the most, and try to look at which device’s specific features give the best performance.

And people could not miss a chance to join the Android vs iPhone debate

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Juniper
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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The person in the comments claiming they have to buy new phone after a year cause they cant handle a lag.... Thanks to you, poor 93year old David Attenborough still has to make documentaries telling us how we suck.

Bender Bending Rodríguez
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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I would love to see that person's daily usage. I have owned Androids ranging from cheapest to high-end flavor of the month and never had any behave badly just in a year.

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Wolfstar
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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

To be honest, I prefer Android since it's cheaper than Apple. I have been using the same phone since 2015 and it still works great. My friend's been considering switching to Android after his iPhone went all wonky (with a blue screen, weird flashing lights) when he updated it. I'm okay with Apple, but their recent phones aren't that good for me.

mph seti
Community Member
4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I prefer not-Apple for my electronics simply because I don't believe in paying extra for the Apple logo. I'm not into designer brands either.

Edo Alva
Community Member
4 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Me too. I understand about the brand image and that's generally good. However personally it's too obnoxious for me. I can't stand bringing a gadget with Apple logo on it, because people will instantly assumed that I am rich and took things for granted, I'm living well but I don't need that stigma in my consciousness. As long I am as smart as my smartphones therefore can do as much things as iPhone users can do, I'm good.

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Juniper
Community Member
4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The person in the comments claiming they have to buy new phone after a year cause they cant handle a lag.... Thanks to you, poor 93year old David Attenborough still has to make documentaries telling us how we suck.

Bender Bending Rodríguez
Community Member
4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I would love to see that person's daily usage. I have owned Androids ranging from cheapest to high-end flavor of the month and never had any behave badly just in a year.

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Wolfstar
Community Member
4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

To be honest, I prefer Android since it's cheaper than Apple. I have been using the same phone since 2015 and it still works great. My friend's been considering switching to Android after his iPhone went all wonky (with a blue screen, weird flashing lights) when he updated it. I'm okay with Apple, but their recent phones aren't that good for me.

mph seti
Community Member
4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I prefer not-Apple for my electronics simply because I don't believe in paying extra for the Apple logo. I'm not into designer brands either.

Edo Alva
Community Member
4 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Me too. I understand about the brand image and that's generally good. However personally it's too obnoxious for me. I can't stand bringing a gadget with Apple logo on it, because people will instantly assumed that I am rich and took things for granted, I'm living well but I don't need that stigma in my consciousness. As long I am as smart as my smartphones therefore can do as much things as iPhone users can do, I'm good.

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