This week I presented you a comparison between iOS 9 and Android M in terms of design and some functions, but now it's the performance's turn to be compared in a presentation that has the role of telling us which of the two operating systems is faster.
Terminals from the Nexus series have always been regarded as the fastest Android smartphones, and this is because they run the unmodified version of the operating system designed by Google for developers and users around the world.
In this idea a comparison between iOS 9 on iPhone 6, Apple's fastest smartphone, and Nexus 6 with Android M, the fastest Android smartphone since the fall of last year, is as logical as possible, and you will see the results in the video clip below.
If you think that the Nexus 6 with Android M outperforms the iPhone 6 with iOS 9 in all the tests, well I'll tell you right now that you're wrong, because the terminal from Apple performs surprisingly well, even though theoretically it has inferior hardware, at least on paper.
Both iOS 9 and Android M are available in beta version at the moment, so their performances could change radically over time, so everything we see here will not be 100% valid in the fall, when their final versions will be released.
