Why should I switch to the iphone 6 Plus

[Haalcyon]

I think RAM does matter in iOS, just not remotely as much as it does in Android. ...but that makes sense since you do have a bit more control in Android. You could have a launcher and widgets taking up a lot of RAM or just keep things simple. My 6+ does provides a much better experience with 1GB of RAM than I've seen Android phones with 1GB provide.

 

[Wildo6882]

I think RAM does matter in iOS, just not remotely as much as it does in Android. ...but that makes sense since you do have a bit more control in Android. You could have a launcher and widgets taking up a lot of RAM or just keep things simple. My 6+ does provides a much better experience with 1GB of RAM than I've seen Android phones with 1GB provide.

This is my experience too. I get better general performance out of my 6+ than I did out of my S6 or Nexus 6 with 3gb of RAM.

 

[WeAreAllUnique]

Of course it matters. Android devices keep apps and browser tabs running in the background for multitasking far more than the iPhone is capable of. This isn't even a new topic up for fresh debate, it's been common knowledge in the tech community for years.

Besides iOS in dire need of a more updated ui besides Ives silly icon switch which was a half hearted effort, this is the only area Apple needs to keep up with Android. And better app interoperability. And Siri.

That's the one thing I will disagree with. I don't think that Apple needs a UI refresh at all. I really like the design of it and how it functions. When I was on Android I noticed that I used widgets less and less as the years went by until I finally just had one widget with a single bottom row of icons and used the app drawer mostly to find what I needed.


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