**A Comparative Analysis of the Huawei P20 and iPhone 10**

When it comes to flagship smartphones, two devices that have been making waves in the market are the Huawei P20 and the iPhone 10. In this article, we will delve into a detailed comparison of these two devices, exploring their camera capabilities, design, and software features.

**Camera Capabilities: A Key Differentiator**

One of the standout features of the Huawei P20 is its camera system, which utilizes four pixels to capture more light in low-light situations. This results in an effective pixel size of 2 microns, making it the largest in any smartphone. In contrast, the iPhone 10's camera uses a different approach to achieve similar results, employing advanced software techniques such as AI-powered cropping and warping to ensure optimal image quality.

The Huawei P20 also boasts a more advanced camera system, with features like 4D predictive focus, which utilizes four different versions of focus laser phase detection contrast and depth to provide unparalleled autofocus capabilities. This technology, combined with the camera's ability to capture more light in low-light situations, makes it an ideal choice for long exposures. In fact, the P20's night mode is particularly impressive, allowing for 4-second long exposures without the need for a tripod.

On the other hand, the iPhone 10 has its own set of camera features, including face tracking and face ID, which provide a more seamless experience when taking selfies or making video calls. Additionally, the iPhone 10's front-facing camera is one of the highest-megapixel options on any smartphone, albeit without a dedicated portrait mode.

**Design: A Matter of Personal Preference**

The design of both devices is also worth noting, with the Huawei P20 featuring a unique approach to tackling the notch debate. While some users may find the notch to be an eyesore, Huawei has managed to make it work by incorporating features like a slightly larger display and a more seamless user experience.

In contrast, the iPhone 10's design is more minimalist in nature, with a smaller notch that doesn't detract from the overall aesthetic of the device. However, this approach also means that users are missing out on some of the advanced features offered by the P20, such as the fingerprint reader and home button on the front.

**Software: A Tale of Two Ecosystems**

When it comes to software, both devices offer distinct experiences. The iPhone 10 runs on iOS, a closed ecosystem that provides a more streamlined and intuitive user interface. Android, on the other hand, offers a more open approach, with users having access to a wider range of features and customization options.

The Huawei P20 also employs an in-house operating system, which provides a unique experience for users. While some may find it overwhelming at first, the feature-rich software allows for a high degree of personalization and flexibility.

**Conclusion: A Flagship Showdown**

Ultimately, the choice between the Huawei P20 and iPhone 10 comes down to individual preferences and ecosystem loyalty. Both devices offer exceptional features and capabilities, but with different approaches to design, camera systems, and software experiences.

For those who value a more advanced camera system, long exposure capabilities, and a unique approach to the notch debate, the Huawei P20 may be the better choice. On the other hand, users who prioritize a seamless user experience, simplicity, and ecosystem loyalty may prefer the iPhone 10.

As always, we will continue to monitor both devices and provide updates on their performance and feature set. Stay tuned for more articles and comparisons, and don't forget to check out our other sources for all things Android.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enADEs jaja freghar Oh what's going on everybody and here comes a top-notch comparison I'm sorry I had to make that joke it's the Huawei P 20 versus the iPhone 10 now obviously I had to make that pun or joke or whatever you want to call it because of the iPhone 10 which saw the continuation of a new trend the knotch so the notch is something that you may or may not like already if you've used the iPhone 10 before or if you've just even seen it after all on the iPhone 10 the notch actually cuts the display a little bit and can cut into the content that you're looking at but Apple also tries to make the notch usable in the sense that if you swipe down from the top on the left or the right you'll get different elements so I've done from the right and you get the control center swipe down from the left and you end up getting your notifications now the p20 does come with its own notch and it only takes up a small portion at the top thankfully not as much as the iPhone 10 however there is another feature on here where you can turn off the knotch kind of all of the elements at the top that line up with the notch just become a black bar so you get more of a conventional experience where you get a little bit more bezel on top effectively now if you go down below those screens you'll see that a lot has actually changed the iPhone 10 no longer has its iconic home button and it also just does away with the fingerprint reader the finger per reader does return in the p20 but it can also be used as the navigation key to tap hold or swipe in order to do everything that the soft keys do when you turn them off always always been about unique colors and now we have something called a Twilight Edition it has a gradient from blue to purple and it just looks incredible compared to the white or gray versions of the iPhone 10 the p20 is just incredibly eye-catching and what's great is that all of the elements of the p20 kind of go over to the side so the color takes center stage why don't we go ahead and talk about those things in the corner right now the iPhone 10 might have Apple's most advanced camera ever but Huawei is putting all of his resources into the camera experience by putting pretty much everything together and trying to make them work in concert now first the iPhone 10 features to 12 megapixel cameras one is a regular sensor and the other is a telephoto zoom now combined they are able to get a 2 X optical zoom as well as portrait modes that you can also see in the front facing camera with different lighting effects this is a little bit similar to the p20 the smaller one even though it's front facing camera is a whopping 24 megapixels and the cameras have a RGB and monochrome combination that allow it to get some pretty high detail like from the p10 from last year but the Pete's when you Pro is the world's first triple camera that adds in that telephoto lens on top of the two things we just mentioned but the RGB sensor has been bumped up to 40 megapixels that sensor also is one of the largest found in any smartphone I've larger than the iPhone 10 and even the galaxy s 9 for that matter so while we of course will claim that the p20 pro can capture so much more light in low-light situations by using four pixels into one larger one this means that the pixel size is essentially 2 microns which is the largest in any smartphone as well now ai is already helping to make the scenes easy to figure out as you just point the camera at whatever scene you're looking at and if it detects a face it will turn on portrait mode turn on the bouquet effects for example or if he's looking at a play of food it's just going to up the colors and turn on the food mode but in low-light situations the AI is also constantly cropping and warping anything that comes into its sensor so that it can make sure everything is lined up perfectly so that means that for long exposures in low-light situations let's say a 4 second long exposure which is what the night mode is on the Huawei P 20 and P 20 Pro the fact that you don't even need a tripod is a big deal here because long exposures are hard to get in those situations or they're needed and this is all on top of the 4d predictive focus which uses four different versions of focus laser phase detection contrast and depth and puts them all together so that the camera is able to use anything possible to get the focus it needs again putting all of its resources together might actually be the way that Huawei is able to step forward in the camera photography game and we're excited to put these two up against each other in a camera comparison drop me back to the front-facing camera for a bit the p20 does have a very powerful 24 megapixel front camera the highest on any wave phone to date but the iPhone does its best to use its front-facing camera features including face tracking and face ID to provide an even more fun experience and of course we're talking a little bit about an emoji there's no real equivalent of this to the p20 and it's something that we do have to mention because it kind of differentiates the iPhone 10th from pretty much any other Android device because it just doesn't have this kind of one-to-one track for something that might be a little bit silly but is effective for a lot of users so all of these capabilities kind of explain why the notch is a little bit bigger on the iPhone 10 and again if you don't really believe in the notch well then this is a comparison that might not really do anything for you but again on the wall way it does allow you to kind of turn it off but there's more going on with the iPhone 10 simply and ultimately what ties it all together are really high powered specifications it's kind of hard to quantify the two as the iPhone 10 obviously has different requirements for what it needs for its operating system and Huawei keeps things similarly in-house with deke here in 970 the software experiences are also very different in the sense that Android versus iOS is an age-old debate and as we've already seen in this video the iPhone 10 just employs very different methods of navigation as opposed to Android which kind of gives you every option available the day to day in these two devices should be fairly similar you will be able to get a lot of the same work and play tasks and done between these two and really it's just a matter of which which ecosystem you really want to use and what you want to look at all the time and the same can go for the design some people have been able to embrace the knotch and the iPhone 10 is still a very popular device but the Huawei P 20 tries to marry all of the different aspects that people love about smartphones until one cohesive package you have a great coloration different colorways you have a notch even at the top if you want to have a more full screen experience but you still get the fingerprint reader and the home button on the front and then of course you get this great camera experience that tries to put everything together so it really matters what you want out of your smartphone and if you want quite literally everything well Huawei is really pushing forward to create a flagship device that might be able to just do anything for everyone and so there you have it a quick comparison between the Huawei p20 and the iPhone 10 there's a lot to talk about between these two phones because they do signify pretty radical changes in their lines the iPhone 10 is a huge departure but the Huawei P 20 is also really trying to differentiate itself from other Android devices even so keep it tuned to Android thority for more about the p20 and we'll do future comparisons like we said already so make sure you stay tuned for that head on over to andrew authority calm and don't forget to check out all of our other places that you can find us and remember that we are of course your source for all things AndroidADEs jaja freghar Oh what's going on everybody and here comes a top-notch comparison I'm sorry I had to make that joke it's the Huawei P 20 versus the iPhone 10 now obviously I had to make that pun or joke or whatever you want to call it because of the iPhone 10 which saw the continuation of a new trend the knotch so the notch is something that you may or may not like already if you've used the iPhone 10 before or if you've just even seen it after all on the iPhone 10 the notch actually cuts the display a little bit and can cut into the content that you're looking at but Apple also tries to make the notch usable in the sense that if you swipe down from the top on the left or the right you'll get different elements so I've done from the right and you get the control center swipe down from the left and you end up getting your notifications now the p20 does come with its own notch and it only takes up a small portion at the top thankfully not as much as the iPhone 10 however there is another feature on here where you can turn off the knotch kind of all of the elements at the top that line up with the notch just become a black bar so you get more of a conventional experience where you get a little bit more bezel on top effectively now if you go down below those screens you'll see that a lot has actually changed the iPhone 10 no longer has its iconic home button and it also just does away with the fingerprint reader the finger per reader does return in the p20 but it can also be used as the navigation key to tap hold or swipe in order to do everything that the soft keys do when you turn them off always always been about unique colors and now we have something called a Twilight Edition it has a gradient from blue to purple and it just looks incredible compared to the white or gray versions of the iPhone 10 the p20 is just incredibly eye-catching and what's great is that all of the elements of the p20 kind of go over to the side so the color takes center stage why don't we go ahead and talk about those things in the corner right now the iPhone 10 might have Apple's most advanced camera ever but Huawei is putting all of his resources into the camera experience by putting pretty much everything together and trying to make them work in concert now first the iPhone 10 features to 12 megapixel cameras one is a regular sensor and the other is a telephoto zoom now combined they are able to get a 2 X optical zoom as well as portrait modes that you can also see in the front facing camera with different lighting effects this is a little bit similar to the p20 the smaller one even though it's front facing camera is a whopping 24 megapixels and the cameras have a RGB and monochrome combination that allow it to get some pretty high detail like from the p10 from last year but the Pete's when you Pro is the world's first triple camera that adds in that telephoto lens on top of the two things we just mentioned but the RGB sensor has been bumped up to 40 megapixels that sensor also is one of the largest found in any smartphone I've larger than the iPhone 10 and even the galaxy s 9 for that matter so while we of course will claim that the p20 pro can capture so much more light in low-light situations by using four pixels into one larger one this means that the pixel size is essentially 2 microns which is the largest in any smartphone as well now ai is already helping to make the scenes easy to figure out as you just point the camera at whatever scene you're looking at and if it detects a face it will turn on portrait mode turn on the bouquet effects for example or if he's looking at a play of food it's just going to up the colors and turn on the food mode but in low-light situations the AI is also constantly cropping and warping anything that comes into its sensor so that it can make sure everything is lined up perfectly so that means that for long exposures in low-light situations let's say a 4 second long exposure which is what the night mode is on the Huawei P 20 and P 20 Pro the fact that you don't even need a tripod is a big deal here because long exposures are hard to get in those situations or they're needed and this is all on top of the 4d predictive focus which uses four different versions of focus laser phase detection contrast and depth and puts them all together so that the camera is able to use anything possible to get the focus it needs again putting all of its resources together might actually be the way that Huawei is able to step forward in the camera photography game and we're excited to put these two up against each other in a camera comparison drop me back to the front-facing camera for a bit the p20 does have a very powerful 24 megapixel front camera the highest on any wave phone to date but the iPhone does its best to use its front-facing camera features including face tracking and face ID to provide an even more fun experience and of course we're talking a little bit about an emoji there's no real equivalent of this to the p20 and it's something that we do have to mention because it kind of differentiates the iPhone 10th from pretty much any other Android device because it just doesn't have this kind of one-to-one track for something that might be a little bit silly but is effective for a lot of users so all of these capabilities kind of explain why the notch is a little bit bigger on the iPhone 10 and again if you don't really believe in the notch well then this is a comparison that might not really do anything for you but again on the wall way it does allow you to kind of turn it off but there's more going on with the iPhone 10 simply and ultimately what ties it all together are really high powered specifications it's kind of hard to quantify the two as the iPhone 10 obviously has different requirements for what it needs for its operating system and Huawei keeps things similarly in-house with deke here in 970 the software experiences are also very different in the sense that Android versus iOS is an age-old debate and as we've already seen in this video the iPhone 10 just employs very different methods of navigation as opposed to Android which kind of gives you every option available the day to day in these two devices should be fairly similar you will be able to get a lot of the same work and play tasks and done between these two and really it's just a matter of which which ecosystem you really want to use and what you want to look at all the time and the same can go for the design some people have been able to embrace the knotch and the iPhone 10 is still a very popular device but the Huawei P 20 tries to marry all of the different aspects that people love about smartphones until one cohesive package you have a great coloration different colorways you have a notch even at the top if you want to have a more full screen experience but you still get the fingerprint reader and the home button on the front and then of course you get this great camera experience that tries to put everything together so it really matters what you want out of your smartphone and if you want quite literally everything well Huawei is really pushing forward to create a flagship device that might be able to just do anything for everyone and so there you have it a quick comparison between the Huawei p20 and the iPhone 10 there's a lot to talk about between these two phones because they do signify pretty radical changes in their lines the iPhone 10 is a huge departure but the Huawei P 20 is also really trying to differentiate itself from other Android devices even so keep it tuned to Android thority for more about the p20 and we'll do future comparisons like we said already so make sure you stay tuned for that head on over to andrew authority calm and don't forget to check out all of our other places that you can find us and remember that we are of course your source for all things Android\n"