Yeah, no. Android is wayyyyyyyyy less than iPhone. First argument is that the App Store for iPhones has like 10x a many apps as in the Android store. Remember, all apps in the android store are copied variations of the original in the App Store. Basically the android app store gets the iPhone's app store's sloppy seconds. Second argument is that the iPhone had THE MOST responsive touchscreen almost completely free of delay between touching the screen and the phone responding accordingly. 3rd argument. The iPhone can do so much more than the android phone. The iPhone allows you to create music with GarageBand, sync photos from your camera on iPhoto, create PowerPoint presentations, word documents and excel documents all on the go. 4th argument. The iPhone also has a more notification functionality as well as a more user-friendly interface than the android phone. Argument 5. All iPhones and iPads as well as Macs can be linked together where your data is always safe and always on all of your devices at once updated.

I rest my case until further notice.