In terms of smartphone performance, it seems that there is a huge gorge between iPhone and Android devices because, over the years, iPhone has created tough and powerful chipsets that its smartphones use. The most recent of these chips is the A11 Bionic chipset which utterly defeated one of the best chips in Android devices, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 in the latest Geekbench ranking. The recently released Apple iPhone 8 and Apple iPhone 8 Plus have already have gotten some attention in the market and the release of iPhone X which many are already waiting for will probably steal the heart of the smartphone market.
The lightening distance between Apple and Android devices on Geekbench ratings got the attention of John Poole, the founder of Primate Labs designed the Geekbench benchmark test. He noted that iPhone devices are getting over 50% higher Geeknbench scores than its Android counterpart and he is in oblivion as to why this hike is seen for Apple devices only.
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His words
“The thing that I don’t fully understand is why performance has seemed to stagnate on the Android side. Where you don’t see these big leaps forward. I don’t understand what’s happening there. At this point, you’ve got desktop-class performance in a handset. There’s no way of looking at it any other way. I wouldn’t have thought to use my first-generation iPhone to edit video. I would’ve thought you were crazy.”
In truth, Apple and Android are really not at par when it comes to the chipset on its smartphones because Apple designs its own chips thus it can control its chip usage. On the other hand, Android phones are built by numerous companies which get their chipsets from several chipmakers and the end result is an odd performance which makes it difficult for Android to be on par with Apple.
those results can be fooled , same companies did this.
Still you can’t send a fuckin file through Bluetooth or listen FM radio, so… Who cares
Seriously why the f@ck do you need that performance on a phone when even mid-range androids would suffice as a daily driver and even more usable and flexible than a damn $1000 phone?? You definitely won’t do your heavy work or game so hard on a damn phone, it’s like buying a pc with i9 & dual gtx 1080 yet you’ll only use it for facebook and sh!tty stuff. What i really want on a phone right now is a really good battery tech that could last for at least a week on a charge.
and you forgot how much worry-free you can be with a cheap Android phone (which will work fine for most people) you dont have to worry about a 1000 dollar phone.