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English, 26.11.2021 02:30, jilliynr9507

As smartphones undergo new developments, the debate over the superiority of the Android versus the iPhone is gaining greater momentum. Some believe the iPhone is better equipped for playing games, whereas many consumers think the Android offers more user-friendly social networking features. Many consumers prefer the Android’s various options for streaming music, but iPhone users report outstanding sound quality. Which one of the following choices would best conclude this essay by effectively summarizing its main idea?

Both phones feature many advantages, so each consumer must decide which phone would be most suitable for his or her needs.
Obviously, the Android reflects more innovative features than the iPhone, and it possesses a more intricate Maps app.
Overall, the iPhone provides a wider range of user-friendly apps and functions, and it has more security features.
Given the overview of Android and iPhone features, both phones offer high-quality functionality.

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