The study says Android is easier to use than iOS, and American iPhone users are 58% more likely to encounter problems.

CTOnews.com, June 24 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- in a study, the website found that iOS users are more likely to be unable to find features than Android, and the study found that Android is significantly more easy to use than iOS, according to GreenSmartphones.

▲ source: Google

According to the report, the study counted the number of Android and iOS users searching for basic features of the operating system, including how to use screenshots, screenshots, and how to share locations, by analyzing data from Google's search engine. The less the number of related searches, the more intuitive the operating system is and the easier it is to operate, because it means that users can find function buttons on their own without having to turn to search engines.

▲ source: Apple reports that US iPhone users search for basic functions about 358,000 times per month, 58 per cent higher than Android. The report also shows that Android users often encounter problems scanning QR codes and screenshots, while iOS users encounter more problems with the remaining 10 features. CTOnews.com notes that the biggest gap between iOS and Android is "how to erase all content and settings", with iOS users searching six times more times than Android.

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