5 Reasons Why Android Is Objectively Better Than iOS (For The Power User)

By Gale / September 29, 2013

Here we are, on the brink of a devastating fanboy war between the fandroids and iFans. Or whatever, that intro sentence came out more awkward than I wanted it to be. Doesn't matter, though, because it describes the situation pretty damn well. Since iOS came out first and Android about a year later (altough Android was theoretically viable even before), the casual observervation was that Apple's OS has been leading the tech revolution ever since.

This is wrong, as you might have expected to read (suggested by the title of this article). Of course, every goon can say something like that without backing it up with a decent amount of arguments. It would tarnish our reputation to publish such a "gooney" article. Thus we're obligated to provide you, the reader, with a number of legitimate reasons as to why Android is a more capable platform than iOS is; for the tinkerer. Tinkerers and power users are a very specific bunch, and they like their software perfectly tweaked. This is not possible on Apple's ecosystem - simply because there are (and always will be) restraints that cannot be bypassed.

Keep up, and think about the stuff you're about to read - all comments and opinions are much appreciated. Unless you're a troll. Then go hide under a bridge and attack goats or something.