The key, of course, is to find the platform that is better for you.

We often pit Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS against each other in different ways because comparing their features helps readers identify their key differences and decide how meaningful each discrepancy is to them, personally. We have hit a number of key points in the past, and now a newly published article identifies six areas where Android still has the edge over iOS and the iPhone.

Beyond modernizing the user interface, Apple’s last two major updates — iOS 7 and iOS 8 — have added tons of great functionality that fill a number of important holes where Google’s Android operating system had previously had the edge. There are still some gaps that remain, of course, and ZDNet on Wednesday published a post that identifies six key ways Android is still better than iOS.

If someone wants to purchase an iPhone, he or she can purchase the flagship iPhone 6, the iPhone 6 Plus phablet, or one of last year’s old models. That’s it.

Android users, on the other hand, have dozens of choices. This allows them to identify their priorities and choose a smartphone that best fits their needs.

Maybe battery life tops the list for one user, while display quality and one-handed use are more important to another. With Android, there’s something for everyone.

Next up is expandable storage.

Apple fans who want lots of space on their iPhones have to cough up big bucks in order to get it. Apple’s iPhones are available with as much as 128GB of storage, which is huge, but the 128GB iPhone 6 will cost you $849 and the comparable iPhone 6 Plus costs $949.

With Android, you can buy a $300, $400 or $500 phone with 16GB and then buy as many microSD cards as you want. To give you an idea of the savings you’ll be looking at, a 64GB microSD card can be had for less than $30, and cards are always getting cheaper.