According To A New Report From Green Smartphones, Android Users Face Fewer User Issues Than Their iOS Counterparts, And Android Seems To Have A More Intuitive Operating System.

It analyzes search engine data and tracks the number of times users of both systems search to help with basic operations such as screen recording, screenshots, and location sharing, according to Technik.

Comparison of common Android and iOS operations

According to the findings, iPhone users in the US search for help with these basic functions approximately 358,000 times per month, 58% more than Android users.

In particular, the most searched questions were about “how to erase all content and settings,” with iOS users searching six times more often than Android users.

The survey compared 12 common operations, and Android outperformed iOS in 10 of those 12 areas, with fewer users needing to look up instructions. Android lagged behind iOS only in taking screenshots and scanning QR codes, and in this area, iOS seemed more intuitive to users.

On average, 226,000 monthly searches were made by Android users for help with basic tasks, compared to 35,800 for iOS users, a difference of 58.41%. This is roughly equivalent to the number of users of both operating systems in the United States.

Although the long-running debate over the superiority of Android and iOS is always going on, with arguments about Android’s greater flexibility and customization versus iOS’s superior speed and security.

According to this study, Android may be easier for the average user to use.

The research was based on an analysis of Google search volume in the United States over the past 12 months, and to maintain consistency, the same keyword format was used for both platforms.