Who do you like better? IOS 8 in detail vs Android L

Last month, Apple and Google released a new generation of mobile operating systems at their respective developers ' conferences, with IOS 8 and Android L. The two operating systems will be officially open for download this fall. Here we will compare these two new operating systems in several ways to give readers a better understanding of their characteristics and characteristics. There are some very big changes to the lock screen and the main screen Android L. The first is that users can be notified at a glance. With the previous need to pull down before you can see the notice is different, now the notice will be displayed in the center of the screen, users to view more convenient. This is the same as iOS, and may also be inspired by iOS lock-screen notifications. Double-click the lock screen in Android L to call up the application, and in iOS 8 the user slips the notification to reply to the message or mark it as read. Each has its merits. In addition, some users may like the iOS system, when receiving a lock screen notification will shine for a few seconds to facilitate users to read in time, but in the Android L do not have this feature. The two systems have a different lock screen, the Android L lock screen has a phone application shortcut keys, but the iOS system does not have the two system lock screen has a camera shortcut keys. Android L-Lock screen will no longer support gadgets, perhaps Google is to make the lock screen appear more concise, for phone shortcuts to give more space. In iOS 8, Apple adds support for third-party gadgets in the Notification center panel, and it can access gadgets by pulling down the panel under the lock screen. The main screens of two new systems have not changed much compared to active systems. Android L also applies shortcuts, folders, gadgets, application drawers, and IOS 8 remains minimalist and navigation is intuitive. So in general, Android L may be more attractive to users who like to personalize their devices more, but the iOS system is limited in this way to provide users with a simpler, easier to learn experience.