Apple iPhone 11 Vs Samsung Galaxy S10: Planning to buy one of the best smartphones in 2023? Read this before you make up your mind

Apple iPhone 11 Vs Samsung Galaxy S10: One more Apple vs. Android battle awaits you now. The Samsung Galaxy S10 and iPhone 11 were unveiled in 2019 for this instance.

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Apple iPhone 11 Vs Samsung Galaxy S10

SpecificationsApple iPhone 11Samsung Galaxy S10
GeneraliOS v13
Thickness: 8.3 mm
194 g
No Fingerprint Sensor
Android v9.0 (Pie), upgradable to v11
Thickness: 7.8 mm
157 g
In Display Fingerprint Sensor
Display6.1 inch, IPS LCD Screen
828 x 1792 pixels
326 PPI
True-tone Wide Color Gamut
Large Notch Display
6.1 inch, Dynamic AMOLED Screen
1440 x 3040 pixels
551 PPI
Corning Gorilla Glass 6 Screen Protection
Camera12 MP + 12 MP Dual Rear Camera
4K @ 24 fps UHD Video Recording
12 MP Front Camera
16 MP + 12 MP + 12 MP Triple Rear Camera
4K @ 60 fps UHD Video Recording
10 MP Front Camera
TechnicalApple A13 Bionic Chipset
2.65 GHz, Hexa Core Processor
4 GB RAM
64 GB Inbuilt Memory
Memory Card Not Supported
Samsung Exynos 9820 Chipset
2.7 GHz, Octa Core Processor
8 GB RAM
128 GB Inbuilt Memory
Memory Card (Hybrid), upto 512 GB
Connectivity4G, VoLTE
Bluetooth v5.0, WiFi, NFC
Lightning
4G, VoLTE
Bluetooth v5.0, WiFi, NFC
USB-C v3.1
Battery3110 mAh Battery
Bilateral Wireless Charging
3400 mAh Battery
Fast Charging
Fast wireless charging 15W
ExtraNo FM Radio
No 3.5mm Headphone Jack
No FM Radio

Verdict

In terms of specs and functionality, the Samsung Galaxy S10 appears to be superior to the other gadget. Android shines out in this ios vs android comparison thanks to its superior resolution, storage capacity, and battery life.

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