We all know that Android and iPhone have their own way of doing things – Android offers almost endless allocations, while iPhone keeps things simple and wild. Android phones tend to offer new and sometimes experimental features, while iPhone keeps them more conservative.

But these differences go beyond mere looks and features; It even affects the basic task of how to search for devices for the network signal. It reveals a new comparison from Geekerwan, which runs some in -depth smartphone tests, how iPhone devices and Android phones Dealing with weak or missing communication differently – one of the battery life priorities, and the other focuses on speed.

Fast advice: The video is available with English translations.

When connected for the first time, the iPhone (as usual) begins to search for a network. It makes nearly three dangerous attempts to communicate, and if there is no connection, it enters a situation where you make weak attempts to search and then abandon the ship. Strangely, as soon as there is no network, iPhone is not really returning to searching for a sign again even when the network returns. To re -search for a network available, the plane mode must be activated and then turned off.

Because of this behavior, iPhone users must master the skill of running the plane and stopping it during the subway flight, for example, as the Internet signal may be lost and then available again.

This is likely that Apple gives priority to energy saving. If iPhone decides that there is no connection, it must be forced to verify again with the plane mode, instead of searching continuously for a network.

Android phones You have a different approach. It seems that they are constantly looking as soon as the signal is low and was able to find it quickly on its own without the need for the user to demand them by switching the plane’s position and turning off. This method allows re -communication faster as soon as the signal is returned, and does not require any introduction to the user.

But Android’s approach is not without defects either. During the video, Geekerwan explains how Xiaomi struggles to realize that the network has been lost, and it consistently appears four bars of connection for long seconds after nothing. You are unable to update web sites or a network speed test (because there is no signal) but the phone still shows that.

After some time, the phone slowly realizes that the signal has lost and the connection tapes fall one by one before nothing official.

By the way, in some Android models, this approach can be a real battery. Within just a few minutes, you may see a lower battery rate faster than the motivation on Monday morning – depending on the devices, of course.

These two different cranes to connect to the network again show another difference between Android and iPhone. Android gives priority to the speed at which the internet connection is recovered, thus risk using more battery power if there is no signal for a long period of time. Meanwhile, the Apple’s Take is that you will need the battery more than finding the sign immediately once you return (and yes, you will have to force iPhone manually to search again).