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> It relies on a lot of sensors to get it right, not just raw CPU power and a nice camera. The Android CDD maintains requirements for sensor accuracy and perfo

• richardwhiuk 9y ago
  It does, yes, but the CDD standards are much worse than a 2015/2016 iPhone, or a recent Google Nexus phone. e.g. lots of Android phones basically can't hit low latency audio targets that iOS has been able to hit essentially since launch.
  • Fej 9y ago
    iOS has had a ton of effort put into its audio stack - it was an iPod replacement as well as a phone. Remember when the app was still called iPod? iPod users wouldn't have taken the iPhone as seriously if Apple hadn't put in the work to make audio a first-class citizen. Android doesn't have that pedigree/baggage so it's never been as important.