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Is the only reason iOS feels "smoother" than Android that Apple controls the hardware, or is it fanboy placebo?
With Apple's transition to custom silicon and Android's growing focus on AI-driven performance optimization, the debate over perceived smoothness is more relevant than ever. Cast your vote and share your take on whether hardware control or bias shapes user experience.
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