Samsung Galaxy s7 is better than iPhone 6s

Apple has better support from App Developers: Apple has established the lead with developer relationships. Their products are favored as a launch platform which means Apple will mostly release new apps first. Apple gives the 3rd party developers a familiar platform to build off, while Android phones tend to be behind due to having too many phone models to develop for. This causes Android users to get apps later than their iPhone peers. The iPhone products also have an advantage in gaming, statistics show that Apple has been getting more sales in the handheld gaming industry. Enough that Apple sales are actually closing in on Nintendo & Sony. Android products can't keep up, because there is too much variance between different phone companies to successfully compete. There is also a negative factor associated with all Android phones including the Samsung Galaxy s7. I am referring to "bloatware." Bloatware is considered any app that is pre-loaded onto Android phones, many of these apps are not generally useful. The issue with bloatware is that you cannot actually delete some of these apps, therefore you lose space and quickly start to crowd your 32GB internal storage space. This is why you will eventually need to use the Micro SD card slot. Some instances show users reporting that almost 2-3GB of space was pre-used by bloatware. While the iPhone 6s has also a few apps that cannot be deleted, they don't overcrowd the storage space or have a noticeable effect on daily use. Especially not to the same capacity as Android phones. User Experience is Higher Quality with iPhone 6s: The iPhone experience is unique, because when you switch up to newer models you have so many similarities with older models that you don't feel out of place. Apple almost ensures that people who purchased early models of iPhones will be able to buy a new iPhone and still recognize the design that made them like Apple in the first place. You become so familiar with the iOS that you can navigate across multiple different Apple devices and still understand how they work. There are few products that can match this streamlined, user friendly system. The interconnectivity between the Apple devices is also a useful function. Live Photos is a feature that lets you take pictures to form a short GIF like video. You can set a picture as your desktop background and hold the picture and it will began to play a video. This is a very fun feature and can even be implemented into apps like Facebook. Miscellaneous Points: The iPhone 6s also has a few miscellaneous advantages in its favor. 1) The iPhone 6s is currently leading in the number of phone colors offered between these two models. The iPhone 6s is offered in four color choices: Silver, Gray, Gold, & Rose Gold. While the Samsung Galaxy s7 is currently only offered in 3 color choices: Black Onyx, Gold Platinum, & White Pearl. In addition to this, White Pearl is not currently offered in the United States. Therefore, the iPhone 6s has 1 more color option available. The Android's model is based on freedom and making your phone feel like your own, so it is telling that the iPhone 6s has more color variety. 2) I considered conceding the point of the Samsung Galaxy s7 being a bigger phone. However, I decided against this due to the fact that I personally would enjoy a smaller phone for one hand use. I regularly use my phone with one hand and would prefer my phone to be a smaller model for ease of use. I don't believe this point can be argued outside of subjective viewpoint so I will not continue. 3) The Always on Display (AOD) has provided users with the home screen feature that never turns off. The AOD will continue displaying the time, battery life, and select Samsung notifications. Many users enjoy these features, while others choose to turn it off due to the distracting motion. The issue for many Samsung Galaxy s7 users is that the AOD is not currently compatible with 3rd party notifications. Many users were expecting to see notifications from top apps like Facebook, Hangouts, Gmail, Instagram, etc. The choice to not include this level of customization through the AOD seems to be a negative point in a meaningful feature of the phone. The lack of 3rd party notifications in the AOD seems to be counter-intuitive to the idea of Android providing a large variety of customization. iPhone includes the 3rd party notifications, specifically asking permission for each individual app to display notifications. I think the iPhone 6s offers more versatility in notifications at the home screen 4) At first glance the amount of RAM in each phone appears to be in favor of the Samsung Galaxy s7. Android phones, however, tend to have more background processes running at one time out of the box. Some online users have stated that the background apps can take up to half of the ram space! This means that in some cases both phones are operating with about 2GB of RAM apiece. Many phone users will have to turn off or download an app or widget to help lower the number of open apps in the background. This is an experience that iPhone 6s users don't have to deal with CONCLUSION In my 2nd round argument I showed that the force touch addition does have uses. I also pointed out how my opponent's original argument that "only adding 4k resolution which samsung had 2 YEARS BEFORE." was irrelevant to the topic considering the iPhone 6s does have 4K resolution. I also displayed multiple examples of upgrades between the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6s. The last point of my 2nd round argument was regarding storage space. The iPhone 6s offers a model with 128GB of space compared to the Samsung Galaxy s7's 32GB. I believe that the Micro SD slot is provided for necessity of more space. During this round I have tried to provide information that shows iPhone users receive app support earlier and that 3rd parties have more success releasing apps on iPhones. Other advantages that the iPhone 6s has include convenient phone size, greater number of color choices, equal quality RAM, and that the Always On Mode isn't implemented to a meaningful experience because it lacks 3rd party support. Through all of these arguments I believe that I have displayed enough evidence to support that the Samsung Galaxy s7 is not better than the iPhone 6s. I do not argue the iPhone 6s is better overall, but I personally believe that they are competitive and each have their individual benefits. There is a reason this is up for debate, because both products have strong points to argue. This seems to be subjectively split which makes my point the most logical choice. That it appears that neither company's products has completely gained majority sales. My point is not the iPhone 6s is better than the Samsung Galaxy s7, but rather its the Samsung Galaxy s7 is not better than the iPhone 6s. I reject the claim. REFERENCES http://www.apple.com... http://www.androidauthority.com... http://www.trustedreviews.com... http://www.apple.com... http://www.macrumors.com... http://www.cnet.com... https:/www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone+6s+Teardown/48170 http://www.theverge.com... http://forums.androidcentral.com... http://www.trustedreviews.com... http://www.androidcentral.com...