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Android 2.2 Vs iPhone OS, which one is better?

Android 2.2 Vs iPhone OS, which one is better?

Here we are revealing some features that put the new version of Google’s system ahead of Apple’s operating system. The recently announced Android 2.2 (Froyo which means Frozen Yogurt ) seems to be a winner, with a number of features that go far beyond the iPhone OS.

We are giving herewith the six good reasons which proves that why the new version of Google’s system better than the iPhone.

Tethering

Want to use your phone as a broadband modem for your computer which should be free of obstacles? With Android 2.2, you can do that. On the iPhone, there are still restrictions, especially in America.

Turn your phone into a wireless access point : With the help of Android 2.2, you can share Internet via WiFi without the need for cables. On the iPhone, this is not allowed by Apple in the United States. In Brazil it is possible to use the same resource Tethering. In the presentation of the system, Google Android was offering Wi-Fi to an iPad.

Multitasking
Want to run multiple applications simultaneously on a mobile with Android? Sure. Go ahead. No iPhone? No, not yet. But that should improve with iPhone 4.0.

Flash
The new system will support Flash. You may have heard hundreds of times, the iPhone will not run Flash, and Steve Jobs has proven that it is forever. This means that Android provides access to much more content than the iPhone.

Applications open
If you wish to download an application? On the iPhone, you can only download what Apple wants you to download (unless you do jailbreak), and it still complains a variety of applications. In Android, you can download all you want, either through the Android Market or the web.

More options for operators
Brazil has no such problems. But the Americans have to live with AT & T, which has exclusive rights to offer iPhone in the U.S.. Freedom of choice is important.

Below is a video with some of the features of the Froyo. In which you can find the demonstration of some of the new features found in Android 2.2 Froyo.

[Thanks: http://whitehatfirm.com]

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