Android v iOS for gaming - which do you think is better?

[Justin11]

16 hours ago, skyfire said:

It's not more of who makes it, it's more or less how they make it. most of the xiaomi devices reach 4 months late than the mainstream china. so that kind of makes us use a bit older devices in general. plus a lot of phones are low in quality as the rushed production. I think in near future that problem will be solved once they realize this.

It should get solved asap, because users will feel sad after learning that the phone is already out in US but not yet out in China. 

[skyfire]

Reverse happens actually a lot of models get released in mainland china and the rest the models move to US after minimum 2 months or so. meanwhile the android version gets like 6 months old by the time OS reaches in the hands of users.

[Heatman]

2 minutes ago, skyfire said:

Reverse happens actually a lot of models get released in mainland china and the rest the models move to US after minimum 2 months or so. meanwhile the android version gets like 6 months old by the time OS reaches in the hands of users.

Timing is their main basis of operation when it comes to how they take good advantage of the market and it works perfectly for them. 

[Head_Hunter]

When you make announcement prior to your mobile phone latest release and shifting it upward, such doesn't make sense, it gives sour feelings to customers waiting to grasp it first time. 

[skyfire]

18 hours ago, Heatman said:

Timing is their main basis of operation when it comes to how they take good advantage of the market and it works perfectly for them. 

Indeed. Timing and also they do massive market study and drop their approach on the market every now and then.

[egghead]

I have not owned any iOS device, therefore, I don't know how it comes with Android. I think mid-range Android devices are also good for gaming