Mobile phone technology is booming and like any other thing, there is a race going on. Let us have a sneak-peak into the USPs and not so 'happening' things of the top 3 mobile operating systems to race:
Apple iOS:
Apple has a large target audience and all of its products satisfy people who need style, swiftness, sleekness and perfectness delivered through top of the edge technology, even in a basic function. Yes, Apple iOS has it all - the best of technology, performance, sound & picture quality and collection of apps. But, when you think of the larger crowd, the professionals who use their phones for productivity and the common man, who needs his phone to be loaded with games and stuff, forget iOS to be their favorite choice. Another issue is the price, but people, who think of making a style statement in everything they can do with a "mobile phone", are ready to pay the price.
Shortly said, iOS is perfectly stylish, sleek, fast and hi-tech, but one cannot expect it to be an alternative for a PC or to get it in a cheap price.
Google's Android:
Android operating system is the most famous and the most affordable operating system that can beat both iOS, as well as Windows 8. It can even beat them in some of the productivity applications and entertainment stuff, but where there is a high there will be a low and Android is no exclusion. Since all (at least many) of the applications are free to download and use, they contain advertisements and irritation is guaranteed. There are glitches and the frequently updated software version is self-explanatory. Android has a long way to get the style and performance of either iOS or Windows 8.
But if someone wants a really "smart phone" in a really cheap price, less perfectness, fashion factor and top-class technology, Android could be their choice.
Windows 8:
Windows 8 is the newest player in mobile technology and they just have made it to the top quickly. The tiled home screen is a little nostalgic, but the metro apps that can bring entertainment to your finger tips are unbeatable. When it comes to multi-tasking and productivity, Windows 8 wins, but it just lacks the look and feel. The price is another disadvantage, and despite these facts, people who wish to use their mobile phones like a PC would wish for Windows 8 alone. Applications are scarce and privacy is a considerable risk factor.
Windows 8 are for smart professionals, who need more productivity from their mobiles and are ready to pay for it. But when it comes to larger group of people, it fails to impress them.
On the whole, none of them can be declared the winner, since each of them stands as a king of their own kingdom. The one who is buying a new phone has to declare the winner in the race and obviously, the winner will completely be based on their requirements, which means chances are there for any of the three. Write us your views on any of the mobile operating systems.
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