There are various smartphones pouring into market and all of them are boasting on their looks and features. One of the most important features among them is the operating system they are using. A few of smartphones are coming up with Android KitKat and a few with Android lolipop. Lets have a look at the basic difference between them.
|
Features |
Android KitKat |
Android Lolipop |
|
User Experience |
Basic, Simple UI, Rigid in use |
more tactile surfaces, bold graphic design and fluid motion |
|
default runtime engine |
Dalvik |
ART |
|
Gaming Experience |
Fine |
Brilliant. At par with gaming console |
|
Battery |
Consumes more |
Less consuming, upto 90 minutes extra with Lolipop |
|
OK Google |
Works fine |
Works even when screen is off. Works awesome, better response. |
Anyways its more about purpose over features. So if you are looking forward for a brilliant texture in the screen and use your handset for a good experience then the Android Lollipop is for you.
If you are being provided with better RAM, storage, battery, and other features then you can compromise with Android Kitkat.
More or less, newer is better.
