There are questions that will never be answered. Like, for example, whether blondes are more beautiful than brunettes. Whether ND governed better than PASOK. And whether a hot dog cannot be eaten without ketchup or mustard.
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And these questions will remain open, because each of us is free to believe whatever we want. It's more a matter of taste than a matter of science.
But what about the question iPhone VS android. Is one of the two better? The answer is both yes and no. "Yes", because depending on the features you want your mobile to have, one of the two solutions will suit you better. But "no", because you will judge that for yourself. No matter how many videos you watch on YouTube, only you can know which mobile is the one that serves you best.
So, this is probably a matter of taste and a matter of priorities… Another person would sell their soul in order to have a cell phone in their hands that would take photos like the iPhone, while another would say that if they were to become a photographer, they would rather resort to a camera and not a cell phone. Another still says that they have the money to buy an iPhone and that they would give it to it if it were worth it. But they think it is not worth it. Of course, not all are simple opinions. There is also data. Data that is not omitted in this video. Such as, for example, the percentage of screens that survive after a year of use. So which screens have greater durability? iPhone or Android.
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The same question is asked in relation to battery life and these are certainly two basic questions that should concern everyone. They concern me, anyway. I tend to lose my chargers and drop my cell phone. So I want a cell phone that can withstand both the battery and its screen. What cell phone do you have? And if you had all the money in the world… what cell phone would you buy? Here I see you!
