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Originally Posted by NetHorse
What does that have to do with anything? You know how many different model Android phones there are on how many different networks?
There is ONE iOS phone, and up until recently it was only available on ONE network.
Anyways, I wasn't referring to sales, I'm referring to the actual OS itself.
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I agree that Android isn't quite as fast and smooth as iOS. There is a fundamental reason for that... iOS and all of it's applications are written in Objective C. The great majority of applications on Android are written in Java... any reasonable developer will openly admit that a compiled C program certainly runs faster than Java. However, the drawback for Objective C is longer development cycle. Add Apple's rigorous review process and you have a broken application market. The beauty of Android is it's free market model.