iPhone OS 4 vs Android 2.2 vs Windows Phone 7,Which should you choose?

Google today has unveiled the much awaited Android 2.2 OS at the I/O 2010 conference held in San Francisco. Since this release has brought lots of new features to Android platform, we decided to put it up against the upcoming iPhone OS 4.0 and Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 to see which one comes out on top. iPhone OS 4 vs Android 2.2 vs Windows Phone 7, which is the best?

The result as you can see, is as follows. For some reason, Android 2.2 for me edges out both iPhone OS 4 and Windows Phone 7. Though both iPhone OS 4 and WP7 are still in Beta stages and will probably add more features before they are released.



Google's Android operating system and Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 are the two main challengers to Apple's iPhone platform. These rivals offer two different approaches as they attempt to copy Apple's success in the panasonic vw-vbj10 power battery fast-growing mobile device marketplace.

Visual tour: Windows Phone 7

Google's interest in mobility is driven by its conviction that mobile devices will become the most common and most frequently used means of accessing the Web, the home of Google's powerful search engine and the source of the company's profitability.

The Google-led Open Handset Alliance – now comprising around 70 software, silicon and handset vendors and some carriers – released the open source Dell inspiron 9400 battery Android smartphone software platform in November 2007. The first Android smartphones arrived a year later.

The gamble that handset makers and carriers would embrace a free, open source mobile OS and aggressively innovate with it has paid off. Less than three years after Android's advent, smartphones running the new OS outsold iPhones in the United States during the first quarter of 2010, according to data from NPD Group. Globally, Android's market share soared from 1.6% in the first quarter of 2009 to 9.6% in the first quarter of 2010, according to analyst CANON BP-511A for EOS-10D firm Gartner.

So, which one is your pick of the lot?
After the V8 and SunSpider test for an iPhone 4 and the Nexus One with Android 2.2, it proves that Android 2.2 is far faster than iPhone.

Different from the performance test of browsers, the score of mobile phone operating system can not be detected by DELL INSPIRON 1525 battery unified software, and it a good choice to have a speed and experience test with the browsers.


After the V8 and SunSpider test for an iPhone 4 and the Nexus One with Android 2.2, it is concluded that Android 2.2 is far faster than iPhone in dealing with Web content at least.

With the popularity of Apple iPad and iPhone4, it seems no force can stop Apple from forging ahead. The industry has been looking forward to the Google Android can make a difference, and it also proved Android's market share and growth is the best except for iPhone.

Furthermore, it is very difficult for Google to catch up dell inspiron 1520 battery with Apple on the application. Although the application based on Google Android has reached about 80,000, Apple has 22.5 million applications in its App Store.

Google only has Android operating system and it can only affect the performance of the hardware through the operating system to get faster growth acceleration. Luckily, Apple's new iPhone4 with iOS4 gives Google a breakthrough opportunity. Meanwhile, it is the first time that Apple iOS4 supports Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR battery multi-tasking, which led to iPhone4 performance degradation and some users said iPhone has become incredibly slow after installing iOS4.

However, Google has exposed its next generation of Android 3.0 Gingerbread system recently, and Google has made mandatory requirement to the hardware configuration which adopts the terminal of this system, such as smart phone.

Android3.0 system will raise the minimum configuration to run 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, and support 4-inch and the above Nikon D60 battery  screen with 1280 * 760 resolution. Besides, Android 3.0 will completely change  the user interface and abandon the third-party user interface system, such as previously HTC's HTC Sense, Motorola's MotoBlur, etc.