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Sorry iPhone Fans, Here’s 7 Things That Android Users Can Do That iOS Users Can’t

The debate over Android and iOS has loomed on for far too long. Flaunting that half-eaten Macintosh apple might be enough of a reason for one to buy it. However, 10 years has equipped the younger sibling- Android, with more tricks to flaunt.

1. Personalizing Your Device

Themes, launchers, live wallpapers- you name it and Android will have you an option to change it. Tough luck for iOS users.

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 2. Managing Phone's Storage

If you want to move files around your phone, or even modify them, Android lets you do that. It also does not bind you to a single file manager. iPhone users, where your iTunes at?

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3. Recording Phone Calls

Do your friends drunk-dial you but never believe you when you tell them about it? Custom UI or third-party apps lets you record those bizarre conversations and play it in their faces again and again.

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4. Custom ROMs

Bored with the appearance and behavior of your Android phone? You can actually install these cool-ass things called custom ROMs that will spice up your device. As a bonus, they also add extra functionality.

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5. Split-Screen

Never again let your binge watching sessions be disturbed by “Why aren't you texting me?” and vice versa. Open two apps at once and satisfy both parties.

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6. Multi-Users

Handing your phone over to someone else for a day? Enable the guest account to limit access to your apps and keep all your secrets safe.
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7. Default Apps

Choosing which app to open that link from again and again can be a pain in the arse. Luckily, on Android, you can choose a default app that will keep you from saying “FUCK IT!”. 

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Android-1, iOS-0. Let's see if the next iteration of iOS levels the competition.

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