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iOS 13 vs. Android 10: How Apple and Google match up

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When it comes to software, iPhone and Android phones are neck and neck.
without the software that powers them, iPhones and Android phones would be high-priced pieces of glass, metal and plastic. So let's see how the new mobile OSes from Apple and Google compare. iOS 13 will go live on Sept. 19 and Android 10 -- previously codenamed Q -- is out now for Pixel phones.

On one side of the table, iOS 13 includes a systemwide dark mode, more control over privacy settings and a bushel of improvements designed to make the iPhone more secure and easier to use. On the other side, Google's Android 10 also brings on dark mode, a focus on privacy and useful AI enhancements.

With the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Max Pro just announced, we'll soon see this the new iOS software absorbed into hardware. And if you have a Pixel phone, Google's new software is your reality. Show all

When it comes to software, iPhone and Android phones are neck and neck.
without the software that powers them, iPhones and Android phones would be high-priced pieces of glass, metal and plastic. So let's see how the new mobile OSes from Apple and Google compare. iOS 13 will go live on Sept. 19 and Android 10 -- previously codenamed Q -- is out now for Pixel phones.

On one side of the table, iOS 13 includes a systemwide dark mode, more control over privacy settings and a bushel of improvements designed to make the iPhone more secure and easier to use. On the other side, Google's Android 10 also brings on dark mode, a focus on privacy and useful AI enhancements.

With the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Max Pro just announced, we'll soon see this the new iOS software absorbed into hardware. And if you have a Pixel phone, Google's new software is your reality.