10 Things You Can’t Do with the iPhone (not even in 2022)

[@jahswillacheme8848]

Finally a video that explains my frustrations with the iphone This video deserves double likes 👍

[@abuawwab39]

Same feelings here. Used iPhone from 2012 to 2019. Then Shifted to Samsung OneUi for these kinds of productivity tweaks.

[@theironfoot]

Which device do you use?

[@jahswillacheme8848]

@abu Absolutely I’m returning to s22+ or ultra, I was thinking for a while, but now I’m definitely moving to s22 series

[@abuawwab39]

@@theironfoot S22.

[@wafisonmalachi]

Exactly when i moved from my S10+ to my 13pro it's not worth the hype i should have get the S22

[@ashyus]

Nobody, literally nobody uttered a word on these shortcomings. Thanks brother! ♥️

[@mobiscrub]

Glad I could be of help 😀

[@marshallc.t.2554]

All reviewers are drooling over Apple. App crashes on Samsung? "Terrible experience!". App crashes on iOS? "Nothing to see here, move on".

[@kebizjjarju5294]

The aneroid can share apps using Xender but on iPhone you cannot share apps even between iPhone to an iPhone

[@ashyus]

@@mobiscrub I got an iPhone 13 even after watching this video. And, in 1.5 months I returned to my OP7TPro. Couldn't bear the limited functionality of iOS.

[@mosesmichael3456]

@@kebizjjarju5294 you can send apps directly in whatsapp or from bluetooth

[@danielebenezer]

No one talks about some of these differences. Great comparison! 👌👌 Very useful to make an informed decision on Android vs ios

[@mobiscrub]

thanks buddy!

[@mohammedabrarahmed3299]

Yes.. a good one

[@FourOneSicks]

Not really this review was insanely bias

[@innocentanthony3324]

@@FourOneSicks lol Make a video proving otherwise

[@truearmy1953]

@@mobiscrub stolen points and no credit to the original channel! Shame

[@LXAndre]

Ex iPhone user here. Good argument, very informative and well edited video. New fan and sub from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@mobiscrub]

happy to have you around!

[@joepisciottajr]

As an Apple fanboy where everything I own is Apple and so deep into the ecosystem, I can clearly say this is all correct. Most don't know of all the stuff Android can do so they don't miss options they don't know exist. I use an iPhone Mon-Thur as a tool in the ecosystem. I take a break from all that with a Samsung Ultra from Thur-Sun. I know my Ultra can do more easily.

[@valtersITeu]

I agree. In this video only 30% is true, other things can be done on iPhone and to transfer WhatsApp backup WhatsApp on the cloud and restore on Android

[@itsdaninn]

I have all 3 models of iPhone 13 and all 4 of iPhone 14. I use these 7 phones one per day so that I take a break every from each of these phones. This video is very true.

[@jm_sc]

@@itsdaninn lmao

[@AmazingWondersTV]

@@valtersITeuiPhone doesn’t allow what’s app backup to be restored from google drive. I’m a iPhone user and 100% is what is said is true, not sure how you concluded to 30%

[@74z9]

@@valtersITeu whatsapp backup is on google drive and iphone doesnt allow u to download the backup from google drive. u sure u did this before, cuz the thing u said is 100% false

[@nnnithinnn]

The most annoying thing on iPhone is that there is no cursor on phone dialer. If you accidentally press a wrong number, you will have to backspace the whole thing and redo again. Cant add or edit a number in between.

[@mobiscrub]

oh wow.... i didn't come across that one. Mostly, people use already stored contacts these days, so I guess it's a smaller use case. But I can definitely see how in some special cases, this is a big pain!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

@@mobiscrub I rarely use already stored but then don't call out often

[@lakshminarayanareddygurram8998]

It's big pain to use. Every time I have to copy paste it. If I accidentally pasted half number; I will have to repeat the same thing over again.

[@charalamposkounes5071]

Same goes with calculator

[@reimati]

oh wow. that sucks.

[@mhnsachdeva]

Add to the list 1) No battery saver, lpm is a gimmick, on Android the power saver would drastically extend the battery life for additional 10-15 hrs 2) media sharing amongst apps, ios works on a compartmentalized storage, each app has its own storage and can't use other app's data (generally) unlike Androids, e. g. music apps like wynk would not be able to read local files on ios but work flawlessly with android, same for images and other files 3) You can't control network connectivity - say you want to switch to 2g today, which makes sense in case you wish to save power and if you are using wifi for data and wifi calling is enabled 4) if an app is malfunctioning, you will have to uninstall and reinstall it on ios, on Android you could just clear cache/data, can also manage installer files 5) Reverse power sharing 6) Navigation buttons

[@jax99888]

I can change my data between 3G and 4G from the settings if I want to. It's in the mobiledata settings.

[@tayyabahmad7470]

You can change network from 4g to 3g or even 2g

[@priyanshikhandelwal2941]

There is a low power mode you can to add that to your control centre from settings

[@alfannaim]

@@priyanshikhandelwal2941 he mean that lpm on ios is almost useless but i actually disagree a bit there especially on ip 13 and above since there is a pro motion which enabling lpm will limit the refresh rate to 60 and way down to 1 hz but thats all

[@levipb1403]

Are you serious you can't clean cache on ios?

[@vrockandpop]

No proper file management No torrent download No external videos file No proper ssd or otg support What to do with 1 tb version 🤔

[@amitjesur]

Shut up and pay the money to apple😒 Don't you know android is not secure? 🙄 How dare you to ask any questions to apple? 👀

[@PopoCakes]

@@amitjesur wow

[@aritrabhattacharjee5766]

​@@amitjesur is there any point in securing an empty bucket , we would rather "moderately" secure a filled bucket .

[@georgestrus9333]

@@aritrabhattacharjee5766 Huh?

[@alanbio]

Awesome video! People who are used to a limited experience in iOS can never understand why I always switch back and forth... I usually say: if you use one thing at a time (means don't need more than one app to finish a task) or have a low productivity, the iPhone is amazing. Once you need to do something very important and specific, the iPhone adds many extra annoying steps, especially if you don't use all their services. In my 13 pro Max most third party apps are slower to open, sometimes they open fast and sometimes they take 5 seconds in a black screen. Typing is much slower than in Android, even using Gboard, the predictions are much slower than my typing pace so I'm always waiting for the prediction to guess the word so I can tap on it. System is not designed for large files, they basically crush the whole phone and make you get trapped for minutes downloading, uploading, attaching, cooying before you can do something else, or you risk loosing the progress if the screen simply fades out. Airdrop works when it wants, everything you do with a file creates an extra copy of the file in that sandboxed app, using storage unnecessarily... A simple task of downloading a PDF from one homepage, filling in data, saving and sending back via another app is always a nightmare in the iPhone. Apps are inconsistent for share sheet and gestures such as slide left to go back, you can never know which app can share with which app and you end up opening the app and trying to find the file all over again in the gallery. The daily use and smoothness is eye catching, but once you get back to Android it feels like things suddently work

[@georgestrus9333]

Amen!

[@FSAEntertainment]

As a KZbinr it is very annoying that iPhone still doesn’t have a pause recording button in camera app. Shame!

[@Stazsaber2.0]

Im not one but can feel the pain it causes all that time editing out of your video because couldn't pause shame on iphone

[@thedodif]

Don't worry, pause during recording video will become a "new feature" for iPhone 16 and minds will be blown! 🤣🤣🤣 Android for life!!! 👍👍

[@mobiscrub]

sadly that's true.

[@gwine9087]

Apple feels that we are not ready for features until they release them.

[@charlesmasamvi5715]

😄😄😄😅😅

[@dibuamichael3070]

The name will certainly differ 😅 Apple: we are now introducing video frame freezing, a new way to pause and continue while recording all the priceless moments that matter, now you can decide when to start, pause, continue and stop recording, giving you all the edge to be a video pro. © Dibua Michael Sweeney

[@thedodif]

@@dibuamichael3070 🤣🤣🤣 Spot on!

[@Richeyz100]

one of the biggest deal breaker for me was Clipboard, on Android I can past items that I coppied a month ago .I use both and I will choose android over apple any day

[@tosh093]

Switching between iOS and Samsung phones for the last 5 years these are the annoying things I have noticed apart from the above video: 1. Photo Gallery: iOS has the worst Gallery of all time. The images taken from the camera and WhatsApp download are stored in the same album. Hence everything gets mixed which makes it difficult to find the photos that you clicked from your phone. 2. Calculator: No dedicated delete button. You have to swipe everytime to delete a single number. 3. File Management: The worst file management system ever. 4. Notification Management: In Android I can disable notifications for offers, promotions and still get notified for important stuff. Whereas in iOS you can either disable all the notifications or receive all the notifications which includes offers & promotions as well. 5. Widgets: Compared to Samsung, iOS has few widgets which are mostly useless. The Calendar widget with transparency in One UI is pretty amazing. There are more but I recall only these 5 annoying things iOS does to ruin my smartphone experience. Regardless there are certain things which I can agree that iOS does much better than Android.

[@iamsid23]

Couldn't agree more on notifications. They barely moved it from top to bottom in ios 16. Having the ability to hide marketing notification and only keep transactional one is a must have.

[@tungstencarbide7255]

The calculator is a deal breaker.

[@ashutoshbajpai3]

Pin this

[@deepakjaising4681]

Have been struggling with same gallery issue since I switched over to IOS.

[@SrikumarRamani]

On the calculator, just swipe back to delete… on gallery.. there are albums for WhatsApp, but you go to the albums view to see them…hope this helps

[@Batman19203]

This guy is really underrated! Come on people, let's help him get more subscribers!

[@peppythetruth]

The iPhone still don't have the option for a dedicated number row on top of keyboard, when you tap to wake up the lock screen it would be nice to double tap to put it back to sleep like on Android. Apple music app don't have the option to fade the tracks your playing but it allows you to on Android🤷🏾‍♂️ We still can't interact with widgets still have to open the app to perform basic functions like play, pause, scroll up and down to see more information.

[@rapturevic]

This is the BEST video I’ve seen about this.... I really miss my Android phone since I got this Limiting iPhone... it sucks

[@rapturevic]

I’ve responded to you on Telegram

[@born2enjoy102]

I want to admit, that inspite of being a smartphone user Android and iPhone both, I did not know exactly what a T9 dialer supposed to do. I just knew it was a T9 keyboard in old days but the way you showed to directly type keys of the names and it will search those exact names it was mind blowing. I always used go to contacts to search a name and then call him even on Android phones. You changed the way I will be using my phone forever. Thanks.

[@md.ershadulhaquekhan6049]

Great Analysis! This channel deserves more appreciation

[@mobiscrub]

Much appreciated!

[@Mrnovanova]

The lack of a numbers row on the keyboard is the #1 reason why my iPhone is my backup device.

[@haskell3702]

The best comment

[@kwaku_winner]

You're absolutely right my brother, I keep on telling people that iPhone is like a furnished apartment whereby you can't add anything or remove anything while android are like an empty apartment which you can furnish to your taste and enjoy every bit of it That's why as for me, I can't use iPhone as my primary phone but for secondary use just for some few things

[@vinaysherigar8383]

the most common gripe i have with IOS is no swipe gesture to go back to previous screen, you need to click on back arrow at top left everytime.

[@mobiscrub]

oh man I miss that so much!

[@ama9417]

Ya Nokia's iphone doesn't do that... Normal iphones can go back if you swipe from the left...

[@ama9417]

@@mobiscrub saw your iPhone camera video was shot at HKV.. do you live somewhere nearby..??

[@saiharish2157]

U can Swipe on left side of screen to go back ..

[@702Kinnal]

Man I hate that ish! Just transferred over a month ago!

[@GreenBroGermany]

Hi Sir ! Moved from Android to lphone in 2019 and l honestly say lphone was just so smooth and simple!

[@riph-a]

For the WhatsApp migration from Android to iOS, I think there's a bit of workaround but it involves you having another iPhone. Reset the secondary iPhone, move WhatsApp there, backup to iCloud, then restore via iCloud on your primary iPhone. Theoretically that should work.. But I agree, as a WhatsApp user, moving between these two systems causes headache. Heck, moving from iOS to Android wasn't even available officially until few months ago! I think Apple needs to allow user to import/export backup from flash drive. Let WhatsApp do the encryption themselves.

[@levipb1403]

There's an official way now

[@georgestrus9333]

Everything on ios is just so cumbersome.

[@joaobonsegno]

I have a lot of things I HATE about iPhone when compared to Android, but I'd say the one that annoys me the most is the calculator app. In iPhone, you have no cursor, so you must delete everything you typed in case you mistyped something at the beginning of a number. And the worst part: you have no history of calculations. If you calculated something and want to remember the result, you have to use another app to store it, because the app doesn't have any historic. Not to mention that to delete something you typed you gotta GUESS that you have to slide your finger above the number.

[@shaanhaider6861]

Missing T9 on the dialer and less call logs are two small features but it was a pain for me when I was on iPhone 12. T9 on dialer is still a quickest way to dial an existing contact and the most useful feature on a phone for me.

[@Frenzy_striker]

What is t9?

[@shailshah19]

Split Screen is a major usecase. I use it while shopping on amazon and flipkart. I can even open calculator in popup view, I literally notes while watching yt videos for example just yesterday I was watching TWS reviews yo buy them for my sister and made a note of some good TWSs ! And so many more usecases.

[@FourOneSicks]

Get a life lmfaoooo wtf bruh

[@Franceskoay]

I was curious about IOS and eventually got an iPhone 13 pro max. This was 5 months ago. Straight away, I noticed the smoothness and consistency of use, excellent photo and video features, all topped up by the incredible SOC and battery. Plenty if you ask me. Still, I find myself preferring my one ui Z fold 4, not for the obvious multitasking advantage or wider screen, but due to its intuitive ease of use encompassing everything in this excellent video and others. IOS is sadly too rigid, and the otherwise excellent 13 pro max now collects dust most days.

[@NatureBoy12100]

Have you tried a pixel phone? They are just as smooth and consistent as an iphone with all of the features mentioned. Plus Pixel has additional features not found on other android phones.

[@cahmzhere7963]

Yeah. Me too. I just want to try the iOS again. I last iOS device I used was way back 2017. Then android all the way til now. I thought it would make it easier to use than android, but nope. It’s just really “the brand” I guess. Not hating on Apple products but that’s my opinion.

[@ninas9483]

I've never owned an iPhone personally, but I've had ipads through work and such. And most of my close family are iPhone users. As the "family tech support" role falls on me, I've always had a feeling of having to work around even miniscule problems with unnecessary and even expensive solutions, due to features which I take for granted in android and esp. samsung, is simply not present in ios. The latest frustration being Wifi- direct, which is a common feature on new TV 's that iOS simply can't handle. It's honestly such a hassle. I tried to stream something from Apple TV through my chromecast, and the workaround simply was not worth the subscription. I'm always left with a feeling of having my hands tied, trying to solve these problems that shouldn't be a problem in thefurst place. It's simply Apple intentionally putting out stupid obstacles just to be arses.

[@peterigwilopi]

@Telegram 👉Mobiscrub22 ok

[@mobiscrub]

"family tech support" role 😂 I can totally relate.

[@mobiscrub]

"family tech support" role 😂 I can totally relate.

[@iamsid23]

I switched from Android to Apple 3 years back. And these are reasons why I so want to go back. All of these issues can easily be fixed with software but Apple is so arrogant to bring these features which are as simple as the ones mentioned here.

[@haskell3702]

Come back, think no more

[@Patrikch100]

I had iPhone for 4 years, last year i switched to android And Now i am switching back to iPhone.

[@iamsid23]

@@Patrikch100 good for you

[@hiprends2008]

​@@Patrikch100may i know the reason for that?

[@Patrikch100]

@@hiprends2008 when i was on Android, I was charging phones regularly. Non of them was 100% perfect. Some small errors with them. I had changed between 8 different phones in that one year. And that is not normal i think

[@saldivarosvaldo1627]

S22 ultra here, superb vid sir, to each their own, my two cents, customization on androids is tops. iPhone os is tip of the line but I want to customize my device the way I want.

[@timson999]

In iphone I cannot sort your photos as in android. They all keep staying in recents even if sort them by albums. And if you delete photos from recents (because you already have them in other albums), they are deleted from albums as well.

[@mobiscrub]

100% Timur! That's one big pain for sure... thanks for pointing it out.

[@AnilKaushal09]

@@mobiscrub i guess you need to bring part 2 after reading comments

[@jax99888]

Recents are meant to show all photos. Then you can do different albums for different type of photos. Idk what's the issue? How does android photo sorting work then?

[@timson999]

@@jax99888 If you move photos from to another album, they are moved from recents as well.

[@jax99888]

@@timson999 That's not very convinient. I like to find all photos from recents, even if they're in an album too.

[@krishnamoorthynatarajan6903]

well cursor placement -> you can use the keyboard -> long press any letter and move left or right to get to the place where you want your cursor.

[@jerrywu615]

Thank you for mentioning the weird file management system! Everyone talks about how well iPhone works with the rest of the Apple ecosystem but no one talks about how bad it works with Windows file management...

[@GiriK47]

This is one of the best videos on phones. This in-depth analysis takes lot of knowledge, hard work and thinking. it's genuine! can you atleast change the wallpaper on ishit phones?

[@cmeyvin]

The back button thing always drives me crazy. It's something that I use heavily on android to navigate around way faster.

[@fofofofo3076]

Same its so annoying with ios

[@andyc9816]

If you swipe right from the left edge of the screen you go back thru pages of menues, web sites, etc.

[@cmeyvin]

​@@andyc9816 it doesn't always work sadly depending on the app you are using. Having small hands doesn't help either. On samsung phones you can swipe from the bottom, that one worked best for me. It feels fast and effortless. Apple will never give us the option though.

[@srinandanp]

I noticed this point : There is vibration can be enabled to know once the caller picked the phone in Android, which is missing iphone so we need to always look into the iphone screen till the call is picked at other end.

[@kgirishchandra]

Such a good summary. Thank you! Here are few other flexibilities an android offers over an iPhone : 1. S-pen 2. Laying apps the way YOU want it on your home screen. Condusive to having option to use any wallpaper without worrying about apps hovering over the important details. 3. Use of launchers. 4. Android offers apps like 'One hand operation' that makes your phone usage a lot more convenient 5. All the inconveniences with not having a fingerprint reader

[@chillwavemusic5024]

Freedom of choice means more than any reach and comfortable restrictions I have been using both iPhone and Androids since 2010. iPhone is reliable, smooth, secured device But, when I switched from my cheap Xiaomi Mi 9 lite to iPhone XR, on the first time I felt like I missed a lot more, than received: 1) file system with Android you can keep any files and connect with any devices) 2) functionality (it’s not about cute wallpapers on your board) with Android you can store, edit, share, transfer all your files, customize and adopt each of your app and the whole system for your individual needs. 3) accessibility. No matter how much money you have (100$ or 1000$) you can buy device which will generally has all needed functions. Average Android phone costs half a price of iPhone and has more features and accessories in the box.

[@niwadev]

I also switched from Android to iOS a couple of years ago and I can agree to the point that split screen is missing. I also used it for note taking and having a browser or KZbin open. That’s why I hope that this feature will be implemented. And another option I miss: you can configure Googles voice assistant to use multiple languages. With Siri you always have to decide which language you actually want to use or reconfigure it all the time.

[@Starlightandcrystals]

Thank you.This is really good to know. I have a Motorola. Sending a picture or 3 though messenger is a problem. A message shows up saying that the file/picture is to big.Before that I had a Huawei.Best phone ever in my opinion. Custom friendly. There is no restrictions on how big files/pictures can be or how big a video can be if yoys end it with messenger. These are anoing to me and a reason why I will not buy a phone that cost more than a laptop.

[@MrEssmarbu]

Lots of good points, but as for Cursor pointing, I always use the space bar hold-and-drag function. Try it. It’s definitely more smooth than just dragging the cursor with your finger, IMO. 😊

[@reymangustavo]

I also am an Android user back in the day and I find the frustration so relatable, until I discovered this. Agree, although worth pointing out as well: Back then, from iPhone 6s series up to iPhone X series, except XR (3D touch supported iPhones) you can hold and press anywhere in the keyboard and then you can move the cursor anywhere. I still use it today with my iPhone running iOS 12! PS - an “underrated” 3D touch feature: hold + press can move the cursor. Hold + press + press will highlight the words!

[@91rahuldesai]

The worst thing in the ios is that the face id unlocks the phone superfast but it still stays in the lock screen mode which needs a further swipe up with the finger to access the actual home screen. Why cant u just get me to the home screen when u see my face??? Either give me a fingerprint scanner or do the needful. Another issue which is frustrating is that when u install all the apps during initialization..it will ask u to double press the power button and authorize each time u wana install the app. Authorization and security is one thing and being downright difficult is one. Awesome video bro. U almost nailed all the points in the best possible manner.

[@immanuel5545]

For problem #8 which is regarding the cursor, try long pressing on the apple keyboard, the whole keyboard will go black n will become like a touch pad like the ones we have on laptops n the cursor will become like the pointer n more anywhere around the paragraph without us having to move our finger outside the keyboard

[@Ps3thi]

Pressing on the space bar works magnificently to reposition your cursor Tbh I feel this video wasn't well researched. If you learn some minor tricks on iOS, a lot of these issues are non existent.

[@jupiteruniverse8683]

@@Ps3thi keep crying apple fan boy..

[@harshgoel3058]

Thanks for this❤

[@Ps3thi]

@@jupiteruniverse8683 I use Android...

[@immanuel5545]

@@harshgoel3058 u got it budd

[@rljmofokeng]

Lol you can't pause recording? What? 🙆🏾‍♂️ That's wild. That's worth a like man.

[@sandeepsoman]

Great points... But the most annoying thing for me is that notifications are time based on ios... Always end up missing important messages buried under other updates.

[@anandkumardwivedi4288]

I absolutely agree. been using iphone for past 2 years and there are so many things that iphone can improve upon.

[@rupan666]

Honest drawbacks on an iPhone with clear explanation, your channel has better knowledge of technology than so called CNET, Verge, Engadget who are totally baised. Finally it comes down to personal preference but tech reviewers should tell the pros and cons instead of being scared of not getting an invite Keep up the excellent work

[@subhodeepbhattacharjee4080]

Absolutely sir, I love my iphone but switching to ios from android is whole lot of pain and time consuming as well

[@mutchlouis9707]

The inability to drop files through USB itself is a deal breaker for me. I prefer using a physical connection and inter-device compatibility. Second - I use pop-up windows alot! Like alot of my work involves taking notes from various sources so have to split-screen them or recording audio while reading from the notes that I have made. It really amazes me how less usable a device could be yet be so popular.

[@danteerskine7678]

I knew that OTG on iOS is trash, yet I'm appalled that isheeps are still happy with USB 2 instead of USB 3.2 on Android

[@sarahhurtgen6525]

To cursor placement: There is a way to move the cursor where you want it to go by holding down the space bar. Then you can navigate the cursor no matter where within the written text

[@haskell3702]

you like to spend work, he knows that, everybody know that, but you are a very basic user, you do not understand what is better and what is shit

[@ifrankenstein7455]

Same on Android

[@shashank0710]

Thanks for making this. I find it so surprising that even the most famous youtubers don't talk about this!

[@AbdulB]

It’s like they are deliberately hiding how shitty the iPhone experience is

[@franciscodiaz5778]

That's why they're "famous"

[@vaibhavgupta593]

Cursor placement can be done via space button in keyboard and it is very fluid, once you long press the complete keyboard will be a trackpad

[@fredkennethuy]

You are really something! Thanks for the comparison! I'll keep using my s22 ultra. Although I appreciate the smoothness of IOS. No hate

[@Todesschochtl]

there is a way to place your cursor: just press and hold the spacebar and adjust with your pressed finger the cursor - thats pretty simple and you dont have to take your finger off the keyboard like you showed in the video. instead the cursor adjustment is placed in/on the keyboard

[@sriramanbchakravarthy6069]

Wow 😍. This comparison is fantastic. Android is always superior. 👑

[@RWblox]

Agreed

[@nikuslourens655]

Imagine😂😂😂😂

[@thermalXTX]

Are you serious bro apple is always gonna be superior

[@RWblox]

@@thermalXTX Bro you can't even pause videos mid recording :/

[@madalinstoean1059]

You can move the cursor by holding and sliding the spacebar, which is very precise

[@draz9765]

I used to think that split screen or floating window on my Samsung Galaxy will be pointless nor stupid, but I can't help myself sometimes in some situations I'm using the feature without even realizing it. Idk why Apple can't implement that

[@iAfroTech]

Deezer Music or Spotify + Chrome, Google Maps + WhatsApp, Google Sheets + KZbin, Google Agenda + WhatsApp, Microsoft ToDo+ KZbin ... When a Android smartphone with big screen, it's so useful : i use it everyday

[@Lag_365]

They'll probably implement it in 5 years and apple fanboys will be absolutely blown away again 😂

[@Brmajor82]

1 .Alarms only ring for 15 minutes, then it will simply be muted and flash on screen. 2.Outgoing messages sounds cannot be muted on do not disturb mode, the only option is using silent mode. 3.You dismiss a notification and it still shows on notification center

[@nandiniverma3391]

Just switched from iphone 13 pro max to S22 ultra TODAY 😁

[@shameershaik5290]

How was it?

[@nandiniverma3391]

@@shameershaik5290 Apple was good no doubt but some little things were irritating 😒

[@FourOneSicks]

My condolences

[@haskell3702]

best decision ever, but you should have to wait for the s23 in 2 months

[@legobrixz]

@@FourOneSicks great decision

[@redunsettle]

The most annoying thing I feel about the iPhone is lack of a dedicated back gesture or button. There are many times u have to use two hands to just go back to a previous page or keep searching on the top left or right of the screen.

[@jax99888]

You just need to swipe across the screen? Are you even doing it correctly?

[@NEESHiMinaj]

As a long time user of iOS I rly appreciate the way you laid out these differences. Didn’t seem biased either way and now I’m like wait… why DONT we have these features?!

[@Frenzy_striker]

You can't have call recording on iphone for some privacy issues, no video call effect like samsung. Iphone has only blur. The system file ia also corrupted on iPhone. I was an iphone user before, i was thinking to go back but now I'm seeing these videos all over the youtube. It makes me scared to switch back

[@manikandanalwar5601]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Great details and well explained. Thank you for making me a strong lover for Android.

[@Darkborn781]

Sir tbh, the T9 caller can be made by in an Iphone, Just simply type the number in the search it will show the person who ur looking for, but I don't know whether this only works at my region or any certain region but I believe it can be done so will you try to double check?

[@adilliosz]

You mentioned this in another video. But the back button/gesture is the main reason I can never go back to ios. It makes using the phone 100x easier.

[@andyc9816]

If you swipe right from the left edge of the screen you go back thru pages of menues, web sites, etc.

[@jax99888]

@@andyc9816 Yep. I don't know how these people don't know that.

[@dr_emmz]

For the 1st time ever, I feel like someone just said my mind, there are a lot more brother, if I start your comment section will be full, three examples: 1. Auto rotate, I don't have to swipe down to my quick settings any time I want to change the orientation, I just turn my phone and a small icon pops up and you click it and boom phone rotates, small but mighty 2. If I swipe and hold the delete button to the left, it would continue to delete the text until I leave it, still small but mighty. 3. Most app settings can't be accessed from the app, you have to leave the app, open phone settings, look for the app, then locate the app settings you were looking for if you can find it. There are many more, too many

[@manushetgar]

For your cursor problem press and hold the space bar on the keyboard then you can move your cursor anywhere it's convenient actually.

[@FourOneSicks]

Android users are so smart and tech savy don’t let them know they’re wrong lol.they’ll argue with u till there’s no air left

[@haskell3702]

Manu, you also can delete all the text and write it again, right? 🤣, stupid

[@manushetgar]

I am an Android user, But I occasionally use iOS. We should view them as tools to get our work done and utilize the perks whatever both has best to offer.

[@MrFordguy73]

Not having the camera menu inside the camera app when you want to change the setting on the iPhone. No pro mode for the camera. No way to change the settings inside your quick settings menu such as tapping on the actual word in the quick settings drop down for actual adjustment of each setting, such as bluetooth, just tap on the word Bluetooth and you can change settings, or you can tap the symbol and turn it off or on. No pin to screen, I use that feature all the time when I'm writing down a long serial number or something like that that I don't want to copy and paste. Sometime this laughable how far iPhone is behind. Thanks for a good video, very informative.

[@shyshy808]

I 100% agree. The experience moving from a Samsung to an apple is different. I was an iPhone user who switched to the flip 4. Went back to my iPhone one day and the experience was completely different. I love and appreciate Samsung now.

[@mobiscrub]

As I've been using it more, I've found nearly 50 things you can't do... Undoubtedly, its an extremely restrictive environment. Sure, all that helps with optimization and better battery - but if i had to choose between being able to do more instead of doing less for longer, I'll choose doing more any day.

[@shyshy808]

@@mobiscrub I absolutely agree with you. Wow that's a lot more "restrictions" lol. I am enjoying my flip 4. The only thing I miss from my iPhone is something so small but so helpful. When your using voice to text it automatically inputs periods, commas, and any other characters needed. I'm sure samsung will come out with that feature in a future update 😉

[@mobiscrub]

There's no one better at converting speech to text than Google. Here's what i suggest you try Install Gboard on android. And try the microphone input on the top right.. speak whatever you need to convert into text. You can even, while speaking, say comma or exclamation - and gboard will craft it beautifully for you. Just set the language of the gboard to whatever you speak natively.

[@shyshy808]

@@mobiscrub I will give it a try. Thamk you for the suggestions. Downloading now.

[@mobiscrub]

Yep . Let me know. And watch this video i did on Gboard specifically...quite a bit of stuff to try out

[@HeyNickJ]

You can press and hold the on iPhone to get precision editing when you were talking about clicking in between the words to do an edit press and hold the and they’ll get you exactly where you need to go

[@dbtalks20]

You are always to the point bro! (Not sure how many times I said this in comment section). I totally agree with what you said in the last.. no useceses are invalid... These are the few reasons I dont want to switch to an iPhone near future (no matter how much I like the smoothness) BUT cant trade off the usability of an Android over the iOS. Anyway, for cursor placement, I know its really irritating to go to desired position by tapping the word but now you can simply tap and hold on the spacebar and use it as trackpad and move the cursor to desired place or word. Anyway, great content. Keep those coming.👍🤜🤛

[@AbdulRehman13]

Shifted to iphone after 5 years using Android. Iphone 14 pro max. Hating it after seeing this video. Same thing you mentioned, i am still missing those things

[@Samurai_Mannschaft]

You absolutely nailed it! I'm in 100% agreement with your reasons. To add, opening and clearing push notifications from the notification center is messed up in an iPhone.

[@jet2space]

Hundred Likes from me for this video! Totally Agree with my experience on iPhone.

[@keesarasanthosh]

The biggest pain I had when I used iphone 12 is that it uses apple maps by default for whatsapp location, and it ALWAYS gives you the wrong location. If I have to change it to google maps, I have to do a lot of stuff to achieve it. I sold my iphone within 6 months and bought s21 ultra. Now my life is so peaceful ✌️

[@haskell3702]

Good decision

[@xedslo]

I agree with you. As long time android user, who owns iPhone now for 6 months now, I also miss some features. The one that bothers me the most is the missing T9 support for dialling. I was using this all the time and was shocked that iPhone does not have this. Also transferring files to computer and to other people also. I end up sending photos to other people with WeTransfer. I hope that apple makes some improvement on this issues, but otherwise I don't regret switching from Samsung. Everything is so smoother and I hated those rounded screens Samsung is making on those flagship phones. And I am really impressed by battery life on my 13 pro max - after really long day and heavy phone usage, I manage to end my day with around 65-70% left. And that is very impressive considering I bought my phone used and is more than 1 year old now. I enjoyed your video and you have a new subscriber now. Take care!

[@MrRaptor409]

You can use your spacebar on your iphone as a track pad. Just hold down the spacbar and it will turn into a cursor that you can move anywhere within your text.

[@bish_boss]

iPhone fanboy sighted.

[@MrRaptor409]

Lol, I daily drive an Iphone 12 and a Google Pixel 6a

[@vinaywadhwa99]

You can do that on any Android too, but it's pointless and slow when you can just Tap directly in any word.

[@mobiscrub]

bang on!

[@arghya_333]

I see. Just want to confirm if you are using GBoard or the default Apple keyboard.

[@d.g1598]

I recently switched to iPhone just to check how it is. Like with everything there are some pros and cons. But the cursor placement is actually very easy You just tap and hold space bar and you can go to every place in text in no time. Navigate through menu is actually very easy if you know all tips and tricks.

[@prosperdavid1568]

U can still control your cursor on your iPhone using your space bar. By pressing and holding your space bar then moving your finger around the screen

[@haskell3702]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shanekelley7491]

Im all apple. All good points you have. Split screen is one I would use. As something else i would mention is closing out open apps have to do one at a time no close all button.

[@eldreddsouza9813]

These seem like the most trivial things, things we can easily do without. Splitscreen while great, I don't find myself using it that much at all. The only real problem is Whatsapp migration which is prevalent across both OS'.

[@mobiscrub]

Of course you can do without them...not everyone has the need to be very efficient or even fast for that matter.

[@Jykobe491]

Typical apple user reply " because I can do without it that means it's not a problem that it's not there"

[@vernonsspencer]

Very true. I migrated from Samsung to iPhone for battery issues but did not realise that all the listed items in the video will not be available.

[@Joejoseph2716]

Correction - Iphones saves more than 100 call history but the thing is it saves offline, When you delete any one call history it will automatically add one more past call history at the end, Like wise if you delete one or more history it will add at the end the previous history.

[@AS-yf4jr]

Wow so intuitive

[@surojit07]

Cursor movement to place your cursor in between a word to edit can be done by pressing holding the space bar which converts it to a trackpad. Its not a two step process

[@VCSoulBrother]

Love your content bro! Keep up the excellent videos. I watch everything you post.

[@mobiscrub]

thanks man

[@codmplayer4037]

If iPhone was a country then definitely it would be North Korea. 😂😅

[@TheEkubebe]

Completely agree with all your takes

[@niravsinhparmar6557]

Great video as usual. The things you may include that’s missing in iOS which are annoying are, 1# Notification categories 2# System wide scroll screenshots

[@AnilKaushal09]

Exactly My Point, one who makes Calls often can't use iphone because of Dialer Another reasons are Battery not yet displayed in icon Doesn't show Battery charging status in time Google Chrome download don't work normally like on PC or Android Selecting files/photos is troublesome Moving from Android your thumb needs to learn swipe from bottom of phone To unlock your that just sucks

Not sure if I understood you correctly, but if you go to the "battery" setup, you can change the "battery symbol" in the upper right corner so you see how much percentage is loaded. It's unreal they didn't set this up by default. Having a battery symbol so small, without percentage information is crazy.

[@suryaabbisetti2223]

There's no universal back button in ios. We're forced to use two hands to click on back or close button in some apps. It's so annoying.

[@mobiscrub]

Oh man! totally...

[@jax99888]

Just swipe across from the edge of your screen.

[@tarangmundra]

In iPhone, when you copy a number and paste it to the number pad, you cannot edit between the number.

[@prashanthr6656]

Actually there are so many other little things, for example you can’t set just to vibrate when the timer ends. If someone shares their location through WhatsApp it will open on apple maps and there’s no way to get directions to the person who shared. So much more

[@mobiscrub]

On WhatsApp, if someone sends me a location, I get the option to choose between maps and Google maps. Try to click on the left icon in blue and not the main area.

[@prashanthr6656]

@@mobiscrub Got it. Thank you.

[@Afghah]

Thank you for pointing out these. I just wanted to give you my opinion on some of the shortcomings you mentioned: 3. Call recording ban is related to privacy. As you also noted in the video is not available on all Android versions and regions. 5. You can connect your iPhone using its cable and transfer items from your Photos app just like a camera. As for other files, as long as they are in the files app you can transfer them too. 6. I though you were listing thing you can't do with your iPhone; even if the TrueCaller service is not fully implemented it's still there! And you're comparing it to which Android version on which phone? 7. That's a WhatsApp limitation not an iPhone limitation! You can easily do this using Telegram! 8. Long tap will take you directly to the desired cursor position. 9. Again that's a WhatsApp limitation not an iOS limitation.

[@mobiscrub]

hey.. for point 3, if I can do it on a Samsung phone in India, then I should be able to do it on an iPhone in India. But sadly, that doesn't hold true. You can ONLY copy photos and videos from iPhone to PC. That's it. It stops there. I cannot transfer anything else from iPhone to PC and I definitely cannot transfer anything from PC to iPhone. The only way to do it is using iTunes - and that restricts me to just using that one SINGLE PC to copy from. I cannot do it from any other PC without resetting iTunes configuration. Also, have you ever tried syncing items from iTunes to iPhone - I will never do that to myself again. Relying on something that works sometimes and doesn't work sometimes - I would rather not use it and ever rely on it. It's better to be uninformed than be misinformed. Truecaller works across all Andorid phones - even the ones that cost $150!

[@Afghah]

@@mobiscrub if you can record a call at all anywhere in the world you’re jeopardizing the privacy of the other end of the call period. Granted you can record a call by other means but the device you’re using is a privacy centered one. As for the file transfer, there’s an option to manually transfer files and not sync them. Again, that’s related to privacy and how iOS sandboxes each application. Aside from that you’re point in the video is misleading because you said the only way to transfer is AirDrop and you shown an image transfer.

[@Afghah]

As for Truecaller I want to know which version of Android started supporting it. You know how fragmented the Android phones are in terms of OS version. There are phones with only one year of updates and that’s it unless you update it using a forked version of Android.

[@Sridhar.Ananthanarayanan]

There are some super annoying things about iPhone. So annoying that I feel that they deliberately do it, even though i haven't figured out why would someone want to be so stupid deliberately. Things you missed: 1. AppLock 2. Scrolling Screenshots 3. Background Downloading/ Uploading 4. Dual Apps 5. Multi users Where iPhone excels is in the camera department, file privacy, user security, ecosystem (file transfers, continuity, etc) and a few processor intensive tasks. But overall, there are some really super annoying things about Apple products, along with super arrogance of the people who run that company.

[@Akshat0899]

Iphone is not that superior in terms of provacy and security even Samsung and Pixel are pretty secure too. Apple also collect user data and show ads in their native apps or atleast is planning to show ads in it's native apps. PS only talking about Samsung and Pixel not other Android devices.

[@Sridhar.Ananthanarayanan]

@@Akshat0899 The sandboxed file system is well thought-out, and vastly improves privacy. The lack of a similar implementation on Android is a big surprise. In general, apps are better sandboxed and therefore more secure on iOS than Android.

[@mobiscrub]

Sridhar - very well captured. Though in screenshot department, there are quite a few perks that iOS offers which are very useful and not present in Android. But you're right in pointing out that scrolling screen grabs aren't available.

[@kuntalghosh3972]

One thing to add - I am coming from Samsung to IPhone , yes I am limited now , but I can now rely on my phone with 100 % confidence.. bugs in android apps sucks

[@rimuru5942]

the reason the cursor always places in the beginning and end of the text is that you can use the keyboard as a more precise cursor by holding it and wait for the letters dissapear you only tap it if you don not want to drag the keyboard all the way down this prevents typing to be more complicated but more simple in my opinion

[@haskell3702]

know that, the point is that is the stupidest way to put the cursor where you want

@@haskell3702 Yeah, that's so slow, it's faster to just delete the whole text sometimes.

[@JD_2597]

Great video... these are the things nobody talks about, and they are important. The iPhone has its strengths for sure, but it's so frustrating when you hear nothing but how powerful the chipset is, only to be missing so many very basic features. Features it should be able to handle comfortably

[@mnkjbv]

That cursor thing on iphone is easy, use the space bar, press it and you can move the cursor anywhere you want

[@venom000333]

To move cursor on iphone while typing.. you can long press the space button and move your finger to control where the cursor stops 🤷🏻. Its easier than you think!

[@mercurygold]

Yup! Also the keyboard on the iPhone can't be configured to have a number row above the letters and there is no clipboard to view recent copied items. Thanks for sharing, nice video.

[@vikrantrai01]

Every time I feel like moving from Z fold 4 to iPhone 14 PM, I watch this video. I do understand iPhones have better fluidity and probably app quality but too much compromise. By the way on iOS you can't place an icon at your desired location on the screen. You can't have music playing as soon as you connect to car Bluetooth. When you opened outlook app, all notifications from outlook app clear on iphone. No notification history Widgets are not interactive (barring some widgets) There are also way too many things I like about iPhones though Password autofill works all the time unlike android Some apps have more functionalities on iOS then android (Onenote) Spotlight search is fast and comprehensive Web scrolling is smoother Apple watch integration and airpod integration is really seamless. etc....