Keenen Lee
Dr. McWilliams
English 1010E
September 27, 2014
Android and Apple Android and Apple have been battling for the past ten years for phone supremacy with cool colors, pricing and even the features they both offer. A lot of people believe that they are the same given a few differences here and there. First I would like to start with the colors of both phones. Android started the color revolution with their blue, purple, green, and other rainbow colored phones. Apple had the same colors for six years and they finally changed and decided to go with gray and gold with their iPhone 5. Android, Samsung, decided that they wanted a gold phone too, so they made one for their consumers as well. Secondly, their pricing is on par with one another’s. They both offer phone that cost $699 without a contract. They also boast a bigger phone that cost a tad more. The only difference in price may come when the phone is purchased in contract. At this point the iPhone would be $199 or even $99, while the Samsung may go free because Apple has dropped prices. They both offer some really cool features that most people know about but didn’t know the rival side included as well. Many people like Androids battery saver mode; it allows a user to slow their phone down at 5% o save battery. Apple has the same feature, even though it is hidden. On the Apple phone you have the ability to turn your screen black and white which saves the battery up to 40%. One day Apple consumers and Android consumers will realize we use the same phone but in a different