Nowadays, in the twenty-first century, technology is everywhere you go. Companies have already understood this and are constantly competing to produce the best technology. Both Apple and Google are among the best in technology and are well-known rivals in the business world. Both released new mobile operating systems called iOS 7 for Apple and Android 4.3 for Google to be the best in mobile technology. Writers Christopher Park and Nick T of tech websites take the opportunity to inform consumers about who really holds the crown. Nick T uses pathos to draw the reader in and extensively cover information to support his thesis in his article. Christopher Park uses ethics and biases more to establish the trust needed to make his case in his article. Both authors have the same mission to compare the two operating systems, but they use different techniques to help their readers. Park's use of ethics and bias helps readers formulate a quick decision between the two companies, but Nick T's thoroughness adds the necessary details so a tech-savvy person can know where both companies truly stand operating systems. Nick T is a writer for a leading technology website called Phonearena.com that informs readers about the latest in wireless technology and provides readers with a database of cell phone specifications. As a writer for Phonearena, his job is to attract readers so the site remains a leader in wireless technology news. Christopher Park is a writer working for Softonic.com. Softonic's mission is to help people explore and enjoy software reviewed by industry experts. As a writer for Softonic he must leverage his software expertise to provide quality reviews to readers. Both authors come from a credible company...... middle of paper...... systems they bring completely to the table. Although the debate over wireless technology will not end, writers Nick and Park have both accomplished their goal and task for their respective companies. Even though Park and Nick target different consumers, both have succeeded in solving the problem of informing confused consumers. IOS 7 and Android 4.3 consumers reading these articles know from the facts that neither truly holds the crown of best and as a consumer they should purchase based on what they prefer. Now the debate about the "Titans" Google and Apple can rest until the two companies' next release.Works CitedPark, Christopher. "Android 4.3 vs iOS 7: User Experience." Softonic. Softonic International SL, 19 September 2013. Web. 06 October 2013.T, Nick. "Clash of the Titans: iOS7 vs. Android." Phonearena. Phonearena.com, 19 September 2013. Web. 06 October. 2013.