Which is better, Apple's iOS 9 or Microsoft's Windows 10? Several operating systems are battling to be the best but, currently, these two is seen as the most promising among them all.

According to Vine Report, the iOS 9 is reportedly set for release alongside some of Apple's new devices including the iPad Air 3 between October and November this year and many are already setting high expectations for it.

Rumors cited by the report revealed that the new OS from the iPhone-maker would give users the advantage of using a split screen display best for multitasking.

This feature would also be a great way of allowing multiple people share a single iPad, making it a great choice for parents who want their children be well-versed with advanced gadgets.

The iOS 9 also presents great potentials for the second generation's boosted A8X 64-bit processor that offers faster GPU and CPU performance at 2.5 times, which is 40 percent faster than the A7 chip in the original iPad Air.

According to Mac Rumors, the iOS 9 also makes users' tasks easier since it was programmed to "learn habits and act on that information."

This means smartphones running in this OS would be able to launch applications at the right time when the user needs it, make recommendations and even guide him through his day-to-day life to ensure that he never becomes late of any appointment.

While this may be a wonderful offering from the already-established company, a powerful contender is presenting itself and gradually making waves in the tech world.

According to KPopStarz.com, Microsoft is set to release its Surface Pro 4 on July 29 alongside the Windows 10 operating system.

The report shows how Windows 10 can be considered a great adversary against Apple's new iOS because of its main feature: the Continuum.

The Continuum is a feature that lets smartphone users 'morph connect' their devices to gadgets with larger screen sizes such as tablets and laptops provided that both run in the same OS.

At the same time, the Windows 10 enables users to use their apps on both or all devices that have this operating system.

According to Windows' official website, this feature would also help smartphone users multitask the same way it provides quicker and easier "multi-doing."

Windows 10 also features a personal digital assistant named 'Cortana' who, says the site, "works across your day and your devices to help you get things done."

"Cortana's also best at reminders, delivering them at the right time and place so you forget less and can do more," the site reveals.