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Does iOS owe its smoothness more to hardware control than to any actual OS superiority?
As Apple's custom silicon continues to narrow the gap between hardware and software, the debate intensifies: is iOS's famed smoothness a result of tight hardware integration or genuinely superior OS design? Cast your vote and share your take on where the credit truly lies.
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