Android 14 vs iOS 17 - Detailed Comparison!

[@howtomen]

I'll save you guys this comment: OneUI has had all these features since the start of mankind.

[@short_music_official.]

Lol Android 14 looks so good but the look screen clock does not look the best I think it's not finished yet

[@ishaan3521]

@Laxman Dhotre it's called engagement lmao

[@enzz3855]

This is the comment that I'm looking for. Win.

[@just.nobody]

@@short_music_official. YOU CAN JUST CHANGE IT

[@short_music_official.]

@@just.nobody yeah but all the new clock style sucks

[@RicMazer]

Who would have thought that Samsung will become better at implementing new features in Android(One UI) than Google itself.

[@ShellymanStudios]

I think Android would be better overall if Google give it to Samsung.

[@howtomen]

@@ShellymanStudios idk about that. Samsung is really good at implementing features but on the design side, they’re really bad.

[@teik]

@@howtomen AND, they only extend on the features Google provides, most things Samsung has stems from stock android

[@panathatube]

I prefer Samsung's design over stock although stock is still overall better in animations. But it terms of features stock feels boring. Lock screen customization? Last year. Google has copied a lot of stuff from Samsung and in Android 15 they have to become even bolder.

[@romatawazu8038]

not everyone likes google flat style theme. even though they have better animations, I prefer one ui overall design and feel

[@zzzddlsksskxk5180]

The freedom android gives when it comes to installing apps from unknown sources is a blessing.

[@AliBananiii]

I switched from iPhone to Android, and this is such a big deal for me. Def sticking with Android

[@huntno]

Yep the biggest thing for me as well

[@FarLine99]

Agreed!

[@kesho2106]

apple is supposedly asked by the law to allow 3rd party apps soon

[@Madeintheshade65]

@@kesho2106 That’s in the EU

[@ransan]

One can use F-droid, the other one can't.

[@Flashbrickanimations]

Thats why i use android

[@blekbomor]

git hub

[@not_rehan69]

​@@blekbomor still no open source apps for iOS

[@Silver-FoxYT]

​@@blekbomor cope

[@robinbm553]

why would you wanna use it?

[@BPGamer0110]

Namedrop and airdrop new feature is actually lit. But it really shows how underrated samsung sharing files and contacts work. Like samsung literally make qr code option when you try to share contact, files, wifi and more. Not just that. It is also flexible, not just in samsung phone, but also in any brand of smartphone.

[@EddieTee77]

One of the problems with a comparison like this is that Google updates apps throughout the year with new features. Apple saves them for a new iOS release. Google (and OEMs like Samsung) will add features or new apps any time they want and typically backport them to older phones. So, Android is going to be boring each year. The phone app could be updated tomorrow with the same feature. The wallpaper feature is supposed to be a feature drop meaning we should have it even sooner or Android (version 13). And, I'm assuming you wouldn't go back and update the video.

[@itsme_shibintmz]

+1

[@b11480]

Very true actually.

[@ahmad0900]

Someone said it

[@BojanTomic]

THANK YOU! I can't believe these KZbinrs can't seem to figure it out. Apple can't even update one little thing in their one stock app without a full system update, while Google does this regularly through the Play Store and Play System updates.

[@Kazarr1]

Great point

[@jimmie_g]

Great content as always! I do want to note that Google Messages has had transcribed voice messages for quite a while now, so that's definitely a feature that Apple copied. A BIG advantage Nearby Share has over Air Drop is that it's now available on Windows making it easier to share files and links across a lot more devices.

[@Angel-HC]

I use both iPhone and Android. Aside from more people having iPhones, Nearby Share and AirDrop damn near equally fast. A 150mb file took about 8 seconds between my iPhones and about 10 seconds between my Androids. Seems pretty negligible to me. Also Nearby Share doesn't limit your "everyone" setting like AirDrop does now.

[@pierre68299]

Samsung has quick share, way cooler than nearby share

[@jimmie_g]

@@pierre68299 how so? Quick Share only works on Samsung devices whereas Nearby Share works on EVERY current or recent gen Android device PLUS Windows computers.

[@liamsz]

it's not really an advantage, just feature parity, Macs and iphones have had airdorp since 2011 i believe. Also good luck using nearby share with someone using windows, most people will have no idea how to use it, since its not turned on by default

[@PureRythm]

@@liamsz thank you for the well wishes. I'll definitely try it with as many friends as possible.

[@Nonyonah143]

Gboard has inline predictions but it’s called Smart Compose. You have to enable it in the gboard settings.

[@thinsingl.1483]

haha the reviewer has no knowledge on android before make this video.... sigh

[@thesocialintrovert]

Its like Sheldon Cooper said, if you don't apologize often, when you do it it seems like a big deal. The iPhone update will look more exciting because they've starved people of important features for a long time. Android reached feature maturity a long time ago, so it's all about stability now. I admit Android doesn't quite have the polish of Apple yet, but then again Apple didn't have the features. The huge features that came with iOS 16 caused that "polish" to diminish somewhat, whereas recent Android updates have been adding more polish. The destination is the same, they just took different routes.

[@whitneym.6941]

💯

[@PureRythm]

Well put!

[@Mike_B.]

What do you even mean by "polish"?

[@thesocialintrovert]

@Mike_B. Well, just the overall consistency in fluidity, responsiveness and animations when you interact with the UI.

[@caiquehideo5859]

Most of the new functions of iMessage are only useful for those who live in the US, the rest of the world uses similar functions with WhatsApp or Google maps (in the case of real-time location)

[@jayt8297]

That's the problem. iMessage is the defacto in the US. However, I don't care.

[@BradleyLarcher]

Google and Apple worked together in the tracking notification feature. It was a collaborative effort

[@howtomen]

True. Apple should've worked with Google on RCS messaging though lol.

[@Praveen-or5ce]

@@howtomen Why should apple work together to promote google’s rcs? It’s going through google’s servers.

[@rkustanto]

@@Praveen-or5ce there's a reason it called encrypted n to n

[@howtomen]

@@Praveen-or5ce not to promote. But to support. For the better of mankind. It’s not a problem in other countries but in the states, us android users are still stuck with old SMS because of iMessage. If apple supports RCS then we atleast will finally get the option to send high quality videos and see the live typing indicator. And that won’t affect iMessage too much cause they’ll still have a few more exclusive features like text effects, mini-games, check-in, etc.

[@junoperberry]

​@Praveen everything on icloud is stored by Google anyway

[@ranja5962]

Android 14 doesn't need exclusive features because we got everything around android 10 😂

[@DivineSword1]

Awesome review You are one of the few reviewers who present the Android enthusiast's perspective very tastefully so that everyone can understand it. Wish you all the best. Keep going.

[@abhiruk]

These iMessages features are only relevant in the US. Rest of the world just uses 3rd party messaging services.

[@sepakurei]

fully agree!

[@siddhantparshurami6370]

Yeah I agree toi

[@DipsyMum29]

All my family and most of my friends use iMessage. It’s much better than 3rd party messaging.

[@Myhuky]

The in-call photo background was on stock Android a few years ago (in the stock phone app by Google). Not with that many options and backing up the photos didn't work very well, it was actually just the profile picture you assigned to that contact and when restored automatically all these images were pretty pixelated.

[@pierre68299]

Google phone app has a feature to search for numbers that is not in the phonebook, by detection of location and automatically shows the number for the person or business you are searching

[@CringePoop]

iOS had it too for quite some time, but it would only appear sometimes. Sometimes it would appear full screen, and sometimes it would put the picture in a small circle.

[@minejayf]

I think android had one similar to apple's standby feature, that "daydream" or screensaver that activates if your screen turns off when you're charging. I just don't know if they're removed because i can't find it on my phone :)

[@howtomen]

Yup, such a classic 😢

[@sounaksadhukhan]

​@@howtomen isn't that available on the clock app?

[@ankitjaiswal3192]

I checked in one ui and its there

[@jimmie_g]

on Pixel devices, it's under Settings > Display > Screen saver. It even has 3rd party app support

[@EddieTee77]

@@howtomen I wish Google would stick to their own features. Lock screen widgets, customizations, daydream VR, daydream screen saver, and Android Beam were all great but they scraped them instead of innovating on them. All ahead of their time and then removed almost as if to copy Apple. Now, Apple copies those ideas and Google copies Apple to bring them back (example - lock screen)

[@eulehund99]

The Android Beam functionality is integrated into Nearby Share. If both phones have NFC, it will trigger a transfer by just putting the phones near each other.

[@thinsingl.1483]

seem like the reviewer dont have much knowledge on android.

[@mikey187lfc]

Yes, and you can send contact cards this way but hey, it's an ios feature.

[@jiremyjanga9995]

I believe that most Android users aren't aware of this aspect. Having switched from Samsung to iPhone four years ago, I discovered that Apple excels in communicating its features much more effectively than Google or Samsung. Furthermore, the Apple community surpasses that of Android; each Apple device user experiences a uniform feature set, while Android users often need to locate someone with the same brand of Android phone and similar knowledge to fully comprehend specific features

[@mikey187lfc]

@jiremyjanga9995 So you switched before the release of Android's Nearby Share, and Samsungs Quick Share (which let's me send large files to another samsung device anywhere in the world) and you say it excels? Maybe 4 years ago, but not In 2023. Apple does not own the technology to allow users to send files, only the application that sends it which Samsung devices have both Quick share and Nearby Share built in to the OS.

[@jiremyjanga9995]

@@mikey187lfc Understood. As an Android Samsung user, I was passionate about exploring new features and staying updated, but I often felt disconnected from other users as they weren't aware of the things I knew, leading to a sense of isolation. The issue I found with Android is its inability to offer a cohesive experience compared to Apple's devices. If everyone used the same brand, like Samsung or Google Pixel, the experience might be more cohesive, but that wasn't my reality. Hence, I gradually shifted towards Apple as I sought a more unified experience within my own personal context

[@ashish5834]

Google message also has transcribe feature, where voice msg get transcript.

[@rytobo99]

When Gboard predicts your sentence and you can swipe right on the space bar to auto type in the prediction, that is available in other apps too, not just Gmail and Google Messages. It works in Discord and WhatsApp too.

[@rytobo99]

Press TAB on your keyboard when using a laptop or desktop. I know that works in Gmail, but I'm not sure if that works in other apps on the web using a physical keyboard.

[@TheHappyLittleDoc]

Amazing content as always! OneUI has given android users the most out of the AOSP, giving an iOS like experience to the android users.

[@binku09]

3:33 Smart compose has been available throughout the device in all apps for a while now. Just turn on Smart compose in Gboard settings

[@stephenfrank9735]

Its not there. I use Gboard on my samsung.

[@binku09]

@@stephenfrank9735 It is inside the text correction section in the Gboard settings. Let me know if you don't find it because I am curious if it is a Pixel custom ROM thing

[@deathmen7872]

Actually smart compose is there on my device but it don't predict any sentences 😢 only word's

[@hoppingturtles]

Magic Editor is not an A14 feature though, it'll come to all newer Pixels regardless of Android version.

[@KawshikAhmed]

There is something similar to iOS's Standby Mode is Android. It's called Screensaver! (Previously called Daydream in Jelly Bean era). I am sure 3rd Party developers will create screensavers which mimics the Apple versions. Also Google created many new screensavers for Pixel Tab which all look similar to Standby Mode ones. I am hopeful they will release them on the phone also.

[@CQSMICqlanck]

I've been using android for years and I totally agree with what you said. In my opinion, apple used to have a good design until the iPhone X and 11, but it feels like they are a copy of Android, especially with more and more in recent years.

[@Gilbert_C]

I never realize I follow you since 2013, this year I'm still following you. Love your content!

[@SWACBUZZ]

That IOS 17 looks amazing. That alarm clock feature is clean. I'm an Android guy but I feel like they focus on making life easier with their devices.

[@MrDemDon1]

You clearly not an Android guy making that crazy statement.

[@soundharpandian2434]

Fantastic comparison!

[@srijonsaha751]

I really don't understand why KZbinrs don't talk about how bad the iPhones calculator is.

[@crazybird4527]

I really like android and plan on buying a pixel phone but there are some things i wish google could fix: 1. The Google Account Settings are way to inconsistent and sometimes even split into many menus or settings are repeated 2. There should be a better connectivity between devices like the contact share from apple or airdrop wich now will also work from far distances when you distance yourself from the receiver 3. There is no good overview of the apps. With that i mean for example a menu where every installed app from google is listed and you can access the settings menu you would have in the app. 4. In terms of backups or appdata saving apple is far ahead and i think this is a point worth fixing 5. Better cloud managementoptions whick would be necessary if the backup system would get an upgrade So for me the most important aspect is the consistency of the settings and the access to the settings. I also really dont like unclear and itself repeating partition. I hope i conveyed my information well and so that everyone knows what i talked about...

[@DipayanGhosh]

Voice note transcription was a Google messages feature this year even before apple announced it. Yup just checked, I don't know why you made a big deal out of that feature for Apple or failed to point out that it is already a feature on Google messages, I have it running on my phone(P7). It should go under the list of things apple copied from Google.

[@hhhmmmmmmmm]

I use both os. Tensor voice typing n editing is on another level.

[@DipayanGhosh]

Yah, but I am saying exact same feature was already available on android for atleast 2 months now.

[@ajgumpper]

All of these tech companies copy each other. They're also all hypocrites.

[@emmanuellopez4477]

I love both ive been an apple user for years and i switched to pixel early this year and honestly theres no way im going back to apple again at leat for phones, i still use the ipad to have some apple in my life. Im enjoying the best of both worlds.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Should get Samsung Piss All sucks

[@ManroopPanesar]

iOS 17 but still far behind from android. 1. You still cannot record calls. 2. Cant see more than 100 call logs. 3. No multi windiow even the iphone sizes is big now. 4. No custom ringtones. 5. Cannot close background apps in one click. 6. No speed calling 7. Cannot adjust keyboard size if someone face difficulty to type. 8. No clipboard for keybaord. 9. While recording you cannoy pause. 10. Worst part is if you are on video call on skype or whatsapp and if you wish to look something in your phone your video call is on hold, whereas android your video call is keep going. Apple really don't listen to their customer's. Please correct me if am wrong

[@b11480]

Apples update may seem bigger but that’s just because it was behind in the first place in terms of its features.

[@MissMartianDCAU]

Apple prefers not to be the first but rather the best when it comes to features. They always introduce features a few years behind the competition but when they do release it, those features often work and look a lot better than on Android.

[@b11480]

@@MissMartianDCAU true, but then if you let the rest go first and sit back and watch what works and what doesn’t, you really should be able to release your version afterwards and make it better than the ones you’ve taken inspiration from. So I kind of see it both ways.

[@dislexicpotato]

Well no not really, Android doesn't have half of iOS 17's new features.

[@b11480]

@@dislexicpotato correct, it has a lot more.

[@majjjjjjjjj]

​@@dislexicpotatoever used android?

[@Rhymilla]

I think most android phones still have NFC so you can pick contacts off like what apple is pushing

[@farazahmed7]

It is not at all seamless as Apple's

[@majjjjjjjjj]

or just use the QR code feature of samsung lol

[@themagician2008]

With the google assistant im glad you have to say hey, because if not it would be pretty consistently going off in a lot of different conversations.

[@joanthamann1889]

on andriod phones im pretty sure you can turn your only on display to display horizontally which is kinda similar to standby

[@ShazmilNassar]

Fun fact if someone saved your email address they will be able to see your public google profile picture. . . And if you're calling them it will show up in the google phone app

[@SirSean]

If you miss Android Beam, when you use nearby share, simply tap the two devices together to immediately force the nearby share connection!

[@thisisartman]

I doubt this works... It's not a feature with Nearby Share... Beam, yes...

[@SneakyTurtle99]

i'm using iOS Device for Almost 8 years! and i went from Nexus 5 to iPhone 6s for the first time in my life! now i'm using iPhone 12 Pro with iOS 17 Beta but at this very moment i really love to Dive intro Android Again (with Google Pixel Phones for Sure) :)))

[@farazahmed7]

Don't. Android has become shit in last few years

[@Dnationgangstandup]

Apple fan boi

[@charliehelmijr]

It's kind of funny how some features, that look great on iOS17, have existed on Android before. But Google just never took the time to flesh them out and make them better. With Android Beam they could've implemented something like Namedrop ages ago. They just weren't willing to actually invest in that endeavour. The new standby feature on iOS17? For whatever reason Google felt the need to lock down it's own similar feature to having to use an expensive Pixel Stand. With Google Photos and location tracking on Maps, Google could've provided a journaling feature ages ago. Sony had one that worked great, maybe Samsung too.

[@maravreloaded]

2:18 Apple is literally introducing STREETPASS. A feature from the NINTENDO 3DS and calling it a new groundbreaking feature. Ain't they funny?

[@shivampaliwal8499]

Even Samsung has S-Beam featured around 7-8 years ago, nice work Apple on copying feature and tagging as Apple Original

[@emmanuelnaoussi2171]

We also need the best SMS apps on Android, please. Thank you !

[@otetdotdmg]

apple in ios 14: oh let's pick some android features here google in android 14: *_hmm?_*

[@theescofield]

I was waiting for this, thanks 👍

[@Daniela-2208]

I forgot all about android beam. I loved that feature. Hopefully they bring it back

[@felixbcherian1655]

Amazing content as always.

[@howtomen]

Thanks man!

[@pattycarljackson]

I love IOS and pixel software a lot I carry both phones with me. there is something about IOS that I love and the 14 pro max is just a beautiful phone and each OS upgrade it just keeps getting better and yes id like to see a bigger redesign for IOS but I also enjoy the smaller changes in each update instead of all at once. The pixel software overall looks good and is very functional with being able to add fun colors to make the experience nicer without making it feel childish. I do like the way pixel software looks and functions more than Samsung when in the wallpaper picker and clock customization it looks cleaner and more appealing then anything Samsung has ever done.

[@aarham593]

The emoji and cinematic wallpaper is released with the june pixel feature drop and yeah pixels are better because they add new features every 3 months that's what makes a phone to not get old very soon.

[@jiremyjanga9995]

I believe that most Android users aren't aware of this aspect. Having switched from Samsung to iPhone four years ago, I discovered that Apple excels in communicating its features much more effectively than Google or Samsung. Furthermore, the Apple community surpasses that of Android; each Apple device user experiences a uniform feature set, while Android users often need to locate someone with the same brand of Android phone and similar knowledge to fully comprehend specific features

[@bougougesjeweleryworld]

i could not agree with you anymore better, im on a s10+ and i gotta say everything in android is pretty cool but ios is catching up, i would love to still have a video back-round as wallpaper in ios on both lock screen and home, that would be a cherry on top, i think i might make the switch to apple, it is the more common sense atm, android doesnt have to much going for them now like they did back in 2019, great video man

[@notleoso]

I'm ashamed ... 6:26 ... I have the Fold 2 and have been frustrated because Google works 50/50 when I say "Hey Google" ... I didn't know you're supposed to say "Ok Google" 😭

[@BeeAbhi]

One UI is step ahead

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Or 20 steps ahead

[@640A]

iOS looks so much more beautiful than Android IMO, and the design is more cohesive and well-thought-out.

[@AbyssTrion23]

Pixel 6 Pro here: I already have predictive sentence completion on my phone. So it seems that feature is already available!

[@howtomen]

I can't seem to get it to work. 🤷‍♂️ What sentences does it auto-complete, I'll give it a try on my Pixel 7 Pro.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

​@@howtomen not needed

[@chrislife1101]

Ngl as an Android d rider, iOS 17 really has me interested, especially with that standby mode, we need that

[@somnia3423]

There is an app called standby that does exactly that :D

[@chrislife1101]

@@somnia3423 Ill check it out

[@dragosc8326]

Thank you a lot for this channel! First comment, btw.... 3:24 SwiftKey is better in my opinion.

[@zhurskiy]

maybe, but he comparing Apple and Google, and SwiftKey is by Microsoft

[@liamsz]

I hope apple keeps adding quality-of-life features to iOS, im using the iOS 17 beta and it feels smoother than the "stable" release of 16! i wouldn't mind 3 more years of minor updates that focus on stability, performance, and quality of life!

[@timdumoulin2576]

I just got the S23 and it looks and feels like an Iphone in your hand. I am used to android so this is the perfect upgrade for me.

[@macrochipped]

All of the communication features on iOS 17 are actually really cool and I lament the fact that even if Google or Samsung implements these, it won't be as practical for me because 90% of everyone I know uses iPhone.

[@larryfuentes9404]

thank you so much for this video, and for entertaining me with knowledge, i genuinely appreciate it, as well as everyone here. I just want to say thank you for spending your time, energy, and money into creating this video for our entertaining purposes.

[@thinsingl.1483]

I bet he spent not enough time dig into every fact to make the video

[@thinsingl.1483]

it is like when u are saying "Cars finally have bus stops, which borrow the idea from train" so that a train is better. How can u just limit the scope of compare to stock function. Flexibility is always to be mentioned.

[@j__x__c8823]

I don't think iOS is even worth comparing to Android, Android is just the best out there.

[@cyclone3444]

Great video but we both know didn't even touch 30% of Android 14 feature on this video. You skipped the new AI powered keyboard with accurate predictions, how you can ask Google to be your translator and it is done in real time. You didn't talk about the updated spam calls blocking feature, you didn't mention the flashing notification that can be customized, the regional preferences where you set languages, temperatures units, days of week. There is a lot more on the new Android but as always, people prefer to exalt iOS devices because It appease to the ego of their fans.

[@bry6080]

Yeah, iOS 17 is getting so cool features. Yes, like you said, Samsung has had most of them forever. For me, having an iPhone would make no sense, because all my friends & family have Androids & are unwilling to switch. That means the cool features like iMessage & FaceTime are useless to me, with no one to share them with. I did have an iPhone once for a year. Between not being able to use the features I wanted to and hating the severe lack of customization, I went back to Android. After my experience with the Pixel 6 Pro, I've been tempted to go back to iPhone just for knowing I'd have absolutely no issues whatsoever with all the important things that work so well every time. In reality, I'll probably go back to Samsung. Functionality plus customization. Win,win. 😎 If Apple ever gets really serious about converting Android users, it should do 2 things, add Apple pencil support & give free reign on customization. I know neither of those will happen. I'm just saying those 2 things would get me. I'm already aware of how well iOS does all the basics.

[@pyranomics7229]

It's so nice to know that I'm not the only one who had a negative experience with the P6Pro. I wanted to love this phone but it's disappointed me and made me (never used an iPhone) consider switching to iOS. Maybe I'll try the s23 ultra sometime next year...

[@pyranomics7229]

Just wanted to add that iOS 17 looks cool. iPhone's snappy camera makes me want to try it over s23 ultra. I hear Samsung phones are great but they feel unpolished after Pixel's fluid UI.

[@bry6080]

@@pyranomics7229 Yeah it would take me an hour to list all the things wrong with my Pixel 6 Pro. They get worse with every update. I'm most likely going with the S23 Ultra. It depends on what deal I can get with my carrier, unless I switch. Ideally I'd want a smaller phone, but I miss having my S-pen on the Note 9. 😎

[@pyranomics7229]

@@bry6080 what are your thoughts on shutter lag? Do you think I should switch to iPhone 15 or s23 ultra next year? I would like to switch like middle of next year. I also preordered the Pixel 6 Pro and I'm gun shy of adopting a brand new product in the future

[@bry6080]

@@pyranomics7229 I've had Samsung and iPhone before. Neither one of them had shutter lag. I do know that iPhones have the quickest, easiest to use cameras in any phone. The photos never need any kind of processing. They also have the absolute best video recording quality of any phone. Samsung has many more features to play around with, so if you don't like your photo, there's a hundred different ways to change it.

[@abc_cba]

Google updates since Android 10 have just been more like theme updates and OS customisation and nothing new.

[@garygary3527]

I'm android guy,but ios interface looks much better today

[@Gadgetonomy]

It seems that almost every exclusive feature you mention on Android 14, has to have a negative caveat that downgrades it in some way. You are showing way too much bias in this video.

[@crzr5]

Android doesn’t need to implement every gimmicky feature released on iOS, period.

[@MihaiDobrin88]

it is funny how most of the people when they compare ios to android forget to mention things that ios is still feeling like a 2000 os like call log keeping just 100 calls no multiple attachments directly from the email app no way to select multiple files if they are not in the same folder and the list of basic things u cannot do without workarounds and 10 extra steps in 2023

[@abhinavprabhakar6140]

The way he kept looking left 😂😂

[@lmaoidgaf]

17:00 can't force run them? I think many of cool apps will be gone

[@kim-o-san]

What about Android features like AI spam blocking, Notification History, offline translation, Screenshot Clipboard, Split Screen, USB file transfer to PC, Photo Gallery, multi-language keyboard?

[@Spoonfed78]

Dex/Ready For desktop modes, consistency within the OS, ie navigation and settings etc. Never gets mentioned

[@fruitieplayys9125]

just whatever, why would Tim Cook not add the "Close all" button on recent apps

[@lordking8894]

Using an android, a pure android device, but I want to completely shut the access to the Quick Settings on the lock screen. It's a security loophole for the present OS.

[@CelestialCarnage]

Bro where to is the number row on my iPhone keyboard

[@sirright8340]

Can you test why the Android flash is too slow compared to the iPhone? Also, why does the Samsung S24 Ultra flash not work at 0.6X zoom?

[@athuldas2634]

Appreciate the effort...

[@jaraldo6177]

Feature drops equal more exciting Android updates throughout the year but result in less interesting annual OS updates. I'd rather have Google's approach on this.

[@futuristicmike4368]

This is a reminder that phones used to be for calling

[@bletwort2920]

It’s messes up my brain to realize that all these new iOS features have been available for a decade on Android but left out of Pixel

[@IxNOvaSNipezxI]

Android would be the better OS by a mile if we were still back in the day. They used to bring in soo many dope features it actually made Android phones significantly better than apple phones. Nowadays, androids best features can only be found from select manufacturers and don't come standard on the OS itself. Which is a shame. 😢

[@tutacat]

Sorry, iMessage has integrated tiktok? Plus you still can't disable Apple account password reset using pin code.

[@kakasaka]

Android as always asked for access and what programs you wanted to access it, and you can always changed the permissions as well

[@SmitePlayz_]

There's a similar feature to standby mode on android called "ambient mode" on some specific devices. Mostly Lenovo tablets though

[@anonymousyt8027]

It only comes with Android One devices... Motorolas or Nokias and Pixel or any device running on Stock Android. Other custom UIs can't support Ambient Mode for some reason.

[@farazahmed7]

LMFAO

[@kushsmoke2027]

They afraid to do it against the S23 ULTRA CUZ THEY KNO IT WILL KILL THAT IPHONE 14 OFF

[@sreeharikr9480]

You can tap other phones to share anything using nearby share as well. You just neef nfc and nearby share is turned on

[@its_Arpn]

iMessage features are more just apple ecosystem locking features than going past RCS! All these features require your friends and family to also have an iphone. iPhone wont bother doing a checkin if your friend or family has an android device.

[@vineetkamble]

Where can I find the wallpaper that’s on the iPhone. Also can you let me know which Android phone are you using the video.

[@aharnishpithva6455]

Voice transcripts existed on android since long with live captions.

[@lmaoidgaf]

12:20 eventhough its native, its not supported on many phones that runs Android 13

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

Is there going to be an apple update to remove the big black bubble at the top or at least shrink it down?

[@klodinkediloni762]

Are you serious? That's the dynamic island.

[@ashrayhebbar5885]

Tried out cinematic wallpapers on my Pixel 6a and it's really mind-blowing!

[@Messina4NY]

There's some flaws here. My pixel predicts sentences for me

[@howtomen]

We're talking about Native Android as a whole. Not just specific OEMs that provide specific features for their devices only.

[@Messina4NY]

@@howtomen I figured as the video went on you explained that. Thank you, great video either way!

[@subhaminion]

"Major change that Android have to adopt" LOL it's the other way around, iPhone doesn't even have a proper phone app to call most of the feature you're talking about in iPhone looks good on paper and hardly gets used in real life.

[@ItsChineseGuy]

If only the pixel feature drops were as rich as iOS updates

[@SpongeBob.Ripped]

This video is useful for sure dont get me wrong but what would be even better is the latest version of One UI vs iOS. Many many people use Samsung phones and almost nobody comparatively uses Pixels

[@valentineezegwu9668]

Spot on. Samsung brand is the top dog in the android world.

[@reasonabledictator8993]

Shout out to the people that remember windows phone syncing with Facebook and always keeping an updated contact photo.

[@3rdWorldNola]

The android update was basically just a lock screen customization update. True. 👍

[@daniele._.orlandini1345]

11:36 you could do it wayyyy before android 14 using one hand operation on samsung

[@howtomen]

We're comparing Native Android. Not a specific OEM. But yes, OneUI can do a lot of these features. We're just looking at it as a whole

[@JR-tq6dg]

I have both android and apple. All i can say is any feature that android has it feels half assed and laggy i just like apple’s stability