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These are two different species of smartphones. Each has its pros and cons. The user should decide what suits best for their requirements. Apple’s iPhones have come a long way since the rounded, plastic-backed iPhone first released in 2007. Newer models like the iPhone X, XS and XS Max now take on a sleeker glass design with a stainless steel band connecting the front and back. Apple also decided to rid itself of the home button, which doubled as a fingerprint sensor, to provide an edge-to-edge display with only a small bezel at the top of the screen. Software: What’s the use of a hardware with the best specs without the tools to run it. Sorry Samsung, this is where you loose out. iOS, hands down is the winner by light years. It’s easy to use, complemented by its ability to hang a ‘little less’ ( iOS 11 is the worst update I’ve seen) than Android makes it MY favourite. Winner: Apple CAMERA For most people taking casual snapshots, both Samsung and Apple offer photo quality that is good ...