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The smartphone is a matchless mobile device with highly developed computing capability and connectivity compared to other feature mobile phones. And the main thing is that, the smartphones almost equal the processing features of a laptop computer.

Although iPhone with the operating system took a big share from  Blackberry during the last year, Google, Apple and RIM are all competing for the top spot in the smartphone battle.

One of the company has just released the latest market share data. The Android OS has toppled the RIMBlackBerry and Apple iOS in the meantime, the MicrosoftOS platform occupied 10 percent share while HP’s Palm and Nokia’s Symbian occupied 4 percent and 2 percent, in that order.

The data also says that one reason why RIM and Apple continue to do glowing , the reason is that they are the producers of their own operating system for their own phones. The updates and fixes are faster than those on the Android OS platform, as the latter is spread among different manufacturers.

Generally there are five reasons that shows the  Android-powered devices might fare better than others.

Hardware:
Android smartphones are superior and have better design. TheSamsung Galaxy S2 and Motorola Atrix 4G are phones that are competitive in future market with their computer-equivalent provision. They have enhanced multimedia, different display sizes, and supplementary memory for multitasking.

Accessibility:
The Android powered smartphones are available from several different devices producers like HTC, Motorola and Samsung. They are also available with a choice of carriers and different plans to go with  different users’ needs.

Pricing:
The price issue has its own importance. The majority of  clients have a propensity to change their smarpthone as it gets old, and the availability of cheaper and more stylish Android phones might make it more feasible for them, as Apple maintains high prices for the iPhone.

Application:
The applications store for Android smarpthones is emergent and complex and more better applications are filling that marketplace. There is almost cross-compatibility using the handsets.

Speed:
How quick data can be accessed is a vital feature. The Android smartphones are easily accessible for the customers, faster 4G networks, while iPhones and Blackberrys are not fulfilling these features.

Spoken Magic:

I have used various Android phones with since August 2010. They are amazing. By pressing on the search button, speak a command, and the phone works like magic.

It is to much cool. I find that a few months before when visiting with a friend who was using an old  phone. While talking a question about something came up, I whipped out my phone and spoke the question. Within a few seconds, Google search had delivered me the right answer.

“How did you do that,” my friend asked.

I explained that it was part of Android and that I could do other cool things. I spoke “Text” and her name with in a message. In a few seconds, what I said magically appeared in a text message on one’s phone’ display. That made her want the phone even more.

Apple’s iPhone Was Lacking

This is someone who should be a natural Apple customer. Some  one wants this phone that I could talk to, and get answers from, or make do things without pecking away at a keyboard, on screen or otherwise.

It is  mentioned that there was the application that support it. Some people have sworn by this application, including our technical person here But when someone looked at  It just never found it that fast or super impressive, versus other ways I personally could search by phone.

When I did some instant glance against common Google Voice Actions last year, I originate that Google also kept back winning. thus it was a potential solution for it, but not for the things.

Beyond Siri, there was Google Search By Voice for the iPhone, part of the Google application. That would allow to speak the searches but it still fell short of being a match to what Google Voice Actions were doing to complete tasks, and the ease in how they did that.

It should be better off with an iPhone. But if she had not been in an Apple household, the voice features of Android might have pulled it over to that world.

The optimum Solution

That’s what one patches up, one of the huge areas where Apple’s iPhone was weak against Android. When I did my last assessment of Android phones, I also covered the iPhone  and this was one of the four weaknesses I named.

In the end, I still find myself feeling a sense of relief when I go back to using my iPhone. The interface of native applications feels better. The overall know-how feels improved. The phone is more solid. It just seems to work better.

I sometimes wonder why I am wanting to use an Android phone at all. But then I keep in mind my three key reasons which are now joined by a fourth:

• Google Voice Actions
• GPS Navigation
• Google Voice
• 4G speed