Features that Apple Copied from Samsung

[@theedcx]

Basically every phone company copies each other in today's market

[@seachannel1076]

Very true

[@TECHSAVI_1]

But apple does the most coping

[@Pearloryx]

@@TECHSAVI_1 You need more research fanboy

[@TECHSAVI_1]

@@Pearloryx On what 🤷🤷bcs I said Apple does the most coping ?? I still stand on that statement

[@chillhousetsg_1412]

@@TECHSAVI_1So you're implying that the apple company don't know what they're doing which makes them suck altogether as a phone company.

[@Jurtaani]

"Samsung introduced it on S7 in 2016." Meanwhile Nokia in late 2000's...

[@Pearloryx]

Well the point is Apple copying Samsung but you're right, considering a lot of them in the android community often say "Samsung did it first" or something like that which feels off.

[@SeniorHeel]

Yo, no way you got a sponsor at 14.5K subs, ig your videos quality speaks more than the statistics...

[@LunarEditsST]

Yay he is at 14.6 now

[@kbhustle6316]

The channel started 2 months ago

[@SeniorHeel]

@ he deserves way more subs

[@ゆうるい-林昱睿]

the fact that he joined yt alot late than me

[@PabloPadilla-eo6bm]

14.7 now

[@geekatari4391]

Samsung copied: - The removal of the SD card, - The removal of the headphone jack - The removal of the removable battery - The over a thousand dollar prices. More than innovations, to me it seems they are moving backwards sometimes.

[@Kyawgyiiiii]

Bro you need to add more and Samsung from Korea Asia We all knew the history and civilization are very different (Asia and Western countries , America). and Korea is not japan , We all Knew japan power , Korea is just farmer country

[@khayalethumthembu1971]

I'm a Samsung user and you are 💯 correct

[@AaronHersh-n7s]

And Titanium Design

[@UVL-Version-2.0]

Samsung did NOT copy the removal of removable batteries

[@SerendipityRose.]

There's still sd card

[@rodeldiaz4105]

AOD was first introduced by Nokia, way way back... Not Samsung

[@schwulersack8507]

Yes but the video is about what apple copied from samsung and that is true

[@LeoLau-jw7ji]

@@schwulersack8507have you seen galaxy buds

[@slurples149]

they popularized it

[@zoomedcheese]

“It wasn’t the first implementation of AOD on a phone” and this is about Apple copying Samsung

[@aquilazyy1125]

Isn't MagSafe what makes Apple's wireless charging design special? Since embedding magnets into the phone is patented by Apple, Android phone can only rely on cases with magnet rings built in so that the phone will stick onto magsafe stations.

[@_chan.burn.21_]

That's what I was going to mention too. I'm by no means an Apple apologist, but Magsafe has been one of if not the single most innovative advancement in wireless charging technology. It's even to the point that the Qi standard itself has adopted the concept through Qi2, something all but one Android phone still has not adopted. I'd argue Magsafe is a far more innovative addition than reverse wireless charging, though I do enjoy having it on my Pixel.

[@animationmann]

MagSafe was a Additional Mangets behind the Wirelles Charger.

[@Atitechs]

@@animationmannnot behind around and not additional it was added

[@elloygarcia8155]

⁠@@animationmannand thats what made it even better, literally opened up a new billion dollar market of accessories

[@lenunDun2un]

Yea agreed, wireless charging is useless without magsafe, this point goes to apple

[@conzcoronacion2]

Nokia - Always on display 2008 Huawei - reverse wireless charging 2018 Sharp - Periscope zoom 2004 but huawei made it popular IP rating - sharp 2004 but Sony made this main stream Pixel 4 - face unlock

[@RohanDurey]

Most of the features here aren’t really copied but rather things Apple was compelled to implement due to external or industry-wide standards. Honestly, you could’ve picked many other actual obvious copied features. Moreover, many of these features are necessities. This entire video boils down to saying that “everyone who built a car with airbags copied the first car ever made with airbags.” Face Unlock or ID, for instance, became essential on iPhones because they removed the fingerprint sensor so does water resistance. A discovery over time becomes a necessity or a norm that everyone requires, attributing that to copying might sound ok but in depth that’s not it

[@spookhidde]

Now do "Features that Samsung Copied from Apple".

[@RISKYTAP]

if you simply google even gemini show only one result that is watch ultra and buds design idk why

[@Maxwel-0187]

Apple did a smaller box and samsun did it to same thing with the power adapters apple removed them and samsung did it to

[@RISKYTAP]

@Maxwel-0187 Oh yeah, people trashed Samsung over their box design, saying premium phones don't get freebies, and mocking those with freebies as cheap. So Samsung chosen the way you and your goons liked

[@Mist_SZN]

Bro every company copies, it’s just how they stay competitive

[@rodeldiaz4105]

Water resistant was first introduced by Sony Xperia...

[@tailt]

This fascinates me that people try to say that copying a feature is actually a bad thing when it's 100% the exact opposite. A company needs to innovate constantly, and can't always stay stagnant. So copying and changing things is just plain saying yes you have a great idea lets see what we can do to improve on it, and then the other company says oh so you did that lets see what we can do better and so on, and in the years everyone wins, so why is this a bad thing? Every company needs to do this, the Chinese are the best example, the where, not to long ago, at the bottom for a lot of things and now there completely killing it in every market, that's just progress.

[@bpsoreal]

Let’s just be real, phone companies copy off of each other but Apple is mostly just late to the features they do have

[@eastlondonhustler]

No, Apple steals other companies ideas, Steve Jobs admitted himself that Apple is shameless about stealing others great ideas. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vQnYCpd7OYa5Y

[@justanormalpersonhehe]

If you copy a good feature and add your own mix into it is better for the customer, but products like galaxy watch ultra are just slop

[@dirtydirtsgt4751]

I disagree. It does have some resemblence but people who actually used galaxy watches before know that most of its features people say are copied from Apple have existed since at least watch 3-4 or even earlier. The whole drama is blown out of proportion because of that misinformed MKBHD video.

[@Danilio.]

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[@Koji-Alistair]

​@@dirtydirtsgt4751MKBHD really get on my nerves sometimes with the way he presents certain products.

[@eastlondonhustler]

@@Koji-Alistair MKBHD is basically an Apple employee on the Apple payroll so is Mrwhosetheboss

[@prathameshozarkar]

​@@eastlondonhustlerMrwhosetheboss awarded Vivo x200 pro as phone of the year? Lol what on u on about? 🤣🤣

[@rodeldiaz4105]

Honor did the dynamic island yearsss before iphone, that's a FACT...

[@Techwithanavgeek]

No they didn’t, and make one comment for all your stuff, not 50

[@SomeoneC]

I fricking hate seeing this damn take, no they didn’t.

[@mil2744]

Punch Hole Display Dynamic Island

[@amazinga7797]

I hate these dumbass kids... No they didn't and Honor doesn't have dynamic island.

[@MALAYDESH_Federation]

Yeah.. Honor V20 back in 2019.

[@Galaxy.Windows]

Samsung had face unlock in 2011 but it was removed and then in 2016 they had iris scanner

[@Hamsterbuds]

4:21 apples always on technology lowers the screens refresh rate significantly to save battery, not just dim the screen.

[@kenwhite470]

And talk about Samsung's one UI 7 now showing the wallpaper in always on display (COPYING iPhone)

[@Peter-h9n5p]

that is how all AOD on ._. (I was an apple fanboy, and now open to android as iOS feels like android now)

[@Peter-h9n5p]

@@kenwhite470 well I think features that makes phone prettier is not a bad idea. :D

[@zevu727]

I think you forgot about the magsafe when you were saying about poor wireless charging implementation

[@mulaat0]

6:07 in 2018 by HUAWEI*

[@Niceguychill1919]

Nah its from lg in 2015

[@Yosef-x8m]

Samsung is first to add wireless power sharing

[@realstareagle]

Idk

[@pecoliky8793]

4:40 difference is minimal wallpaper on: consumes 13% total battery off: consumes 11% battery

[@fredrickbambino]

When the AOD is active with the wallpaper visible, studies indicate an approximate battery drain of 0.8% per hour. In contrast, disabling the wallpaper while maintaining the AOD reduces the drain to about 0.6% per hour.  Over a 24-hour period, this difference accumulates to a 4.8% higher battery consumption when the wallpaper is displayed. While this may seem minimal, it can be significant for users seeking to maximize battery longevity.

[@savekillqqpsounds8473]

fun fact the galaxy s3 had the abillity for wireless charging to my knowledge. like it had 2 small contact inside you see when opening it up and im pretty sure you could just add a wireless coil to it and it works hinting at the fact they had that stuff in their mind way earlier than just the s6

[@stuff_todo]

I see what you think. But as far as I know, those were just grounding contacts.

[@JohnSmith-ef8nr]

​@stuff_todo The Note 4 had it with a optional back case.

[@Techwithanavgeek]

At 2:10 you aren’t right. Apples Dynamic Island is different from Samsungs hole punch. Apple knew the notch was taking up space, so they shrunk into Dynamic Island, and moved into the screen. They didn’t look at Samsungs phone and say “yeah we like that cutout, just make it wider” The Dynamic Island houses more than the front camera, it has the Face ID sensors and more. They didn’t copy the hole punch cutout in any remote way.

[@Crazyd_]

Sure... they all copy each other. I don't think Apple isn't innovators on some fronts, but I don't like the anti-repair stance they have taken on all of their products.

[@Techwithanavgeek]

@ Anti repair science? What do you mean. They posted a whole guide to at dates back to the iPhone 12 on how to repair it, and they opened up their parts to other sellers. And let alone the IPhone 16, Apple wants you to do your own battery replacements. That’s why they made removing the battery easy, all u need is a 9V battery and u can replace it.

[@BrokenBonesRBLX]

wrong

[@Techwithanavgeek]

@ Um who? Me? I know i'm not wrong bro. I do research on what I write before I send my comments.

[@PrinceDebson]

​@@TechwithanavgeekIs still a cutout which Samsung did first on phones..

[@SouravSatvaya]

Most of the features which are now Apple adding to their devices or Samsung popularized them were introduced by Nokia. Always on display, wireless charging, offline maps, maps live view, and many more.

[@bryan8404]

Samsung fan boys hate the truth... and im using the S24 Ultra

[@ArnavSharma-s7v]

Nokia, God company

[@eastlondonhustler]

@@bryan8404 I own an iPhone 16 Pro and i cannot deny that Apple copied Samsung And here's Steve Jobs admitting that Apple has always been shameless about stealing great ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vQnYCpd7OYa5Y

[@Peter-h9n5p]

they just picked a wrong development path, and everything was too late when they have realized that.

[@slurples149]

Nokia has gone to shit now

[@Darkness-ig3]

The USB-C was forced by European to apple

[@ZhangChaoxiangOfficial]

Im a hybrid so I use both Samsung and apple

[@tontschsven9480]

You didn't said that samsung copied the always on display style from apple on their latest s24 series

[@arjames26]

well all of them are copying each other anyways 🤣

[@shinbetE]

I prefer a feature that works perfectly on release even if I have to wait longer for it

[@notcheems2783]

I like radical features even if they don't work the first time, like foldable phones. What I do not like is radical features that are just straight up dumb, all I can think of is the AI crap being thrown around

[@shinbetE]

@ I do think in terms of software, both companies are running out of ideas and announcing things too early, I hate staggered releases like what they have done with Apple intelligence, it’s been like 7 or 8 months and not only is the existing AI a mess but the features they promised that really help Siri are STILL not here, months after even the iPhone 16 release which had basically nothing in terms of improvements when you take away the ai

[@justincredible.]

Apple is Samsung's biggest client! Google it.

[@eastlondonhustler]

@@shinbetE You know why don't you ? Because Apple been busy spying on their customers through Siri for the last 10 years, they got caught and have been fined $95 Million

[@Danilio.]

Quality content as always 👑

[@noone-zl2di]

Dave 2d was the one who called it island,then apple..

[@Thaifriendsoffical]

I'm tired of apple thinking their phone are tough meanwhile they copied over 10 or 20 or more feature that Samsung had in decade samsung The removal of the SD card, - The removal of the headphone jack - The removal of the removable battery - The over a thousand dollar prices. but little did you know apple been copying android and Samsung every single years new ai nowadays similar hm?

[@janetshabani-qu7hq]

your prob a samsung fanboy samsung has copied everything apple has done like soon there gonna copy the action button

[@ketuanzefrank6549]

But did it better than Samsung

[@bryan8404]

The hole punch and dynamic island are 2 different things....

[@TimothyRivera-x2e]

Nobody??

[@Burning.Photos]

6:48 reverse wireless charging? Too inefficient for Apple to implement. Also, you forgot MagSafe. Apple has faster qi2 charging now and uses their innovation in MagSafe to create a better feature and accessories

[@eastlondonhustler]

Apple stole the Magsafe idea from Japanese kitchen appliance manufacturers "The basic concept of MagSafe is derived from the magnetic power connectors that are part of many deep fryers and Japanese countertop cooking appliances since the early 2000s" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe

[@TT__.]

Correct me if I'm wrong. Because of Apple's ability to lower screen rate down to 1hz comparing to Samsung 10hz (Iphone 14 pm vs S22 Ultra), didn't Apple's Always-on-display proven to be more battery efficient comparing to Samsung aod despite having the whole screen lit up?

[@Koji-Alistair]

I'm pretty sure the iPhone's AOD was very battery draining.

[@eastlondonhustler]

@TT__. What are you talking about ? Which is going to use more power ? Unlit LEDS or Lit LEDS set to 1hz ? Try to use your brain

[@TT__.]

@@eastlondonhustler Before you comment dumb shit like this, please do abit of research over assumption. Iphone 14 seems to out perform S22U in always on display after 24 hours test (Source is a short video but thats the only video I can find). I also agree with the short that android loses more battery mostly due to background activity. But losing 9% comparing to 13% is doesn't justify the background apps. Try to use the internet rather than your brain next time Shorts by: CreatedbyEllaYT Video title: Does iPhone 14 Pro Always on Display KILL Battery?? 💀

[@TT__.]

@@eastlondonhustler I have done my research and found little always-on-display test between 14 pm and S22U. The few test that I found were often battery test after 24 hours (Which can be very inaccurate) but Iphone came out with a higher battery percentage. Again I'm not confident at this result, but it would be great if you can provide me with some evidence proving otherwise rather than telling me to "use my brain" Try to use your internet.

[@Peter-h9n5p]

@@TT__. these people are idiots think that they out smart you in anyway. yes refresh rate also impact the power consumption. to find out the true differences between the 2 implementation, you will need to consider the power supply system, battery size, voltage, circuit efficiency, screen luminance efficiency, and even software efficiency. its hard to say when 2 device have different hardware and software from screen to display driver and OS. even if they may use the same driver chip, the distance between different component still plays a significant role in power consumption. its very very hard to say which is better. they best way to compare would be dont on the same design on a mass scale to lower the affect of individual differences (tolerance). this can be expensive and hard to conduct the differences. judging from the view point of user experience, instead of science, I have heard the iPhone drained 13% while Samsung did 11%, so it would be a better implementation on the Samsung. considering overall efficiency as iPhone battery is honestly way small than Samsung's, iPhone have better overall efficiency. since Apple now also provide all black option (I recalled), I dont think the 2 would differs by much in terms of user experience (exception that iPhone could not launch apple from AOD).

[@schwulersack8507]

Whats with the namedrop feature which apple brought with ios 17. Samsung had it in 2011 already and its the most copied feature of them all. You forgot to mention it

[@daepickid]

9:00 hasn’t Samsung had fingerprint readers for a while now

[@lesleyhaan116]

yes but Apple did it first in 2013 on the iPhone 5S Samsung did it a year later on the galaxy S5 but it was horrible and did not work at all in Japan they had fingerprint scanners on phone like 20 years ago

[@openjaws]

Neither of them were the first, HTC even beat them to it

[@lesleyhaan116]

@@openjaws Nope phones in Japan had fingerprint scanners in 2004 also wireless paying and stereo speakers Apple well they had the first usable fingerprint scanner on a phone my Japanese fujitsu f904i from 2007 has a fingerprint scanner and it won’t scan my finger and does not work being first is not always the best

[@gravecruon9329]

6:56 i think Sony with their Sony Xperia Z lineup back in 2012-2013 is the original ones who aggressively marketed their flagship Z lineup (Xperia Z, Xperia Z1, Xperia Z2 etc...) as "waterproof" phones. yeah, not "Water Resistant" which is misleading (IP56 then 67 and 68). Then Samsung followed after a few years

[@Central_Command2]

vivo came up with the dynamic island idea and used it before apple. Get your facts straight

[@TeofilBejan-lg2rt]

Honor invented it in 2018

[@Peter-h9n5p]

@TeofilBejan-lg2rt I would call it a first try in refining the cut out on screen, but honestly no where near what apple have done. its like I wrote a formula 2x + 3, while honor explored the idea of addition, they shared similarities, you may even called apple's implementation a refinement of the honor's implementation, but its certainly not copying.

[@TeofilBejan-lg2rt]

@Peter-h9n5p bro just look at the mate 40 and you will see

[@nazmulhuda3262.]

9:15 way more secure? When your twin can just unlock it?

[@Peter-h9n5p]

yes its way more secure, if Face ID could not discover the difference, dont even think of it from a 2d camera system. twin used to be unable to unlock it, but later seems like the algorithm was changed to allow more differences between each scans.

[@slurples149]

​@Peter-h9n5p yes but the fingerprint scanner is far more conventional, and now apple stuck witha bigger camera cutout then the rest of the competition because they introduced the hardest possible solution to something that wasn't even a problem

[@MyUsername09AZ]

What would benefit the customers would be, if they were forced to make their ecosystems interoperable. Things like tags, watches, Airdrop/QuickShare, messages, etc. Vendor locking is not good for customers and the market in general.

[@KALane2007]

I love this video so much Great job :D

[@quinton1110]

On the newer iPhones, you can charge devices via usb C, which is more power efficient and mitigates the need for alignment.

[@nightcorechris3858]

The dynamic island software isn't new either. It's been in the options years before on android

[@Peter-h9n5p]

could you provide an example? I would argue LG's implementation is not the same.

[@rodeldiaz4105]

Palm Pre and Nokia introduced wireless charging first, while reverse wireless charging was introduced by Huawei first...

[@alexwelch7198]

Does anyone remember the wireless charging that was enabled by the Samsung battery backplate? This was available on the S3, S4, and S5

[@Atitechs]

They LITERALLY SAID SOME COMPANIES BROUGHT IT FIRST BUT THEY ARE FOCUSING ON SAMSUNG

[@danielebelagu2423]

You need to do a video about what Samsung copied from Apple

[@ipunkwave]

👀

[@yan3748]

Some design maybe but not that much more

[@fredrickbambino]

Is going to be mostly the removal of things

[@justincredible.]

Apple is Samsung's biggest client! Google it.

[@eastlondonhustler]

Apple is a software company, they make ZERO hardware and use Samsungs hardware for iPhones to even exist.

[@reduchimaki]

7:58 It's Apple. Apple did water resistance better. On the S24U, the water resistance is IP68 for only 4 feet for 30 minutes On the IP16PM, the water resistance is IP68 for *6 feet for 30 minutes* IP68 is varied between phones.

[@plainrock124teacher5]

The 16 is also ay newer

[@HudsonArnold-i1q]

​@@plainrock124teacher5 yeah but the earlier phones also have it

[@HudsonArnold-i1q]

Also that is just what it is rated, samsungs S and Z series they have been able to withstand being underwater for days and weeks. It's prob the same for iphone though

[@Burning.Photos]

@@plainrock124teacher5Apple has had 6m since the iPhone 12

[@UVL-Version-2.0]

The Galaxy S5?

[@Ch00choh]

Reverse wireless charging has really saved my friends phones while we're out and about

[@Burning.Photos]

4:25 “more battery drain” actually no. Due to better standby efficiency overall, Apple’s coloured AOD drains less battery than samsung

[@Hamsterbuds]

also the screen lowers the refresh rate

[@theflylarb1846]

And Samsung bring the Show Wallpaper option to AOD on S24

[@Akke303]

🤓🤓🤓

[@eastlondonhustler]

Samsung make OLED screens, obviously their screens are superior to Apples What hardware does Apple make ? I'll give you a clue NONE

[@Peter-h9n5p]

@@eastlondonhustler no their is not. Apple's screen used to be better than Samsung, as Samsung only make the screen, Samsung dont have the entire control of the production line either. its still a customized production line. Apple's color accuracy on oled screen was later on catched up by other companies a year or 2 later their release. (Source: Chinese KZbinr talking about OLED screen development)

[@kenwhite470]

And talk about Samsung's one UI 7 now showing the wallpaper in always on display (COPYING iPhone)

[@justincredible.]

Apple is Samsung's biggest client! Google it.

[@Silversmith2627]

My problem with the android community is that they brag about having a feature that iOS doesn’t have, but then complain about Apple being a copycat when they add a feature even remotely similar

[@mithuandblueberrymybirds]

1:56 honor oh my old phones you didn't know

[@LightningMonster]

?

[@A.psychedelic.hood-rainbow]

Great video as always, but I’m pretty sure reverse wireless charging was introduced by huawei first, and an iPhone can reverse wireless charge but only the battery pack, still unreliable because that whole process takes forever and it just doesn’t make sense, I just always charge my battery pack

[@openjaws]

Mehn, this was when Samsung were innovative 😢😢

[@ColeBrown-wb3ux]

The talk about the always not display is not entirely true. If you do more research you will find the Apples AOD is way more optimized and efficient, and uses significantly less battery. It’s not simply that just because all the pixel are lit means it automatically uses more battery. Apple had worked on their technology to allow every pixel to stay lit and still be way more efficient. This creator obviously did not do enough research on this specific topic before including it in the video.

[@fojr0324]

4:45 a few days ago I upgraded from the 12 to the 16 Pro. I find the always on display so useless and just turned it off. It’s especially unnecessary if you have an Apple Watch.

[@kevinwang3747]

It’s the standby mode useful for me with aod on

[@eastlondonhustler]

08:00 When it comes to who did it better, it was Samsung Reason: Samsung introduced waterproofing with the Samsung Galaxy S5 WITHOUT removing the 3.5 mm earphone socket. Apple removed the 3.5 mm earphone socket when they copied Samsungs IP67 waterproofing with the iPhone 7

[@thepro7404]

Apple may have copied the dynamic island feature from LG v10. It had a app bar on top. You also forgot to mention about bezelles displays.

[@MR.TWMXJD]

i remember the e7 had a AOD and now people complain about how apple copied samsung. a phone with no headphone jack was common back then take the lg bl20 as an example and many other stuff

[@LucasOQ]

Reverse wireless charging is available on iPhones 12 to 16, though only for the MagSafe Battery Pack. And your phone has to be plugged in, but still it’s there and as bonus the iPhone 11 has the hardware to do it. And as another bonus Apple was the first to add reverse charging, they quietly added wired reverse charging on the 2018 (a year before Samsung) iPad Pro and only marketed it with the iPhone 15, even though every iPad with a USB-C port is technically a power bank.

[@Crazyd_]

Wireless Reverse charging was the topic. Most USB C devices send juice thru the port. PC's send electric thru the USB C

[@SirBanana777]

What Samsung copied from Apple: Phone

[@eastlondonhustler]

Steve Jobs: We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vQnYCpd7OYa5Y

[@ulandayjezterpaulf.7239]

Apple has the magsafe compatibility too for wireless charging and accessories that has been improved not just wireless charging

[@eastlondonhustler]

Apple stole the Magsafe idea from Japanese kitchen appliance manufacturers "The basic concept of MagSafe is derived from the magnetic power connectors that are part of many deep fryers and Japanese countertop cooking appliances since the early 2000s" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe

[@PantherOfTheWest]

its not stealing, its copying I love both phones and every phone out there

[@eastlondonhustler]

Steve Jobs: We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vQnYCpd7OYa5Y

[@jupiter452]

Does it really benefit us? Or is it just a game they play to slow innovation and keep you huying the next iphone every year?

[@Peter-h9n5p]

Moet iPhone users would say buying a new phone every year is dumb. even apple's environmental report expect their phone to be used for 2 years at least.

[@jupiter452]

@Peter-h9n5p talking samsung aswell. People are still buying the new iPhone/samsung regardless but the game they play with a bit here a bit there. Seems to me they are using that to make people buy the new flagship phones in general.

[@jupiter452]

@Peter-h9n5p to get the most ammount of money over as many years as possible. Think like a tycoon/monopoly.

[@ProjectMirai64]

Nice

[@florentinmagureanu6394]

Ok, but what about Samsung copying titanium from Apple? And using grade 2 titanium, which is cheaper and less resistant than apple’s grade 5 titanium.

[@lakerskid2013]

As they say in the NFL, “It’s a copycat league.” No matter what field you’re in whether it’s a pro sports team or a major corporation making phones, everybody copies each other to at least some extent to get ahead.

[@Stranger16145]

they also copied apple watch ultra desgin

[@natantarach-j2x]

They didn't copy they did it first

[@HudsonArnold-i1q]

Samsung definitely copies Apple sometimes for some stuff

[@HudsonArnold-i1q]

​@Stranger16145 if you look closely to the design of them 2 they aren't very similar, but the orange band is very similar(almost the exact same)

[@ChristianLaRochelle]

Me waiting for the iPhone to have an hole punch display instead of the notch or the Dynamic Island💀

[@Peter-h9n5p]

I would argue with how apple implemented the feature design into the product, but did not get a certificate for it and was probably in the Lab not released. I do admit apple do copy features, but when it comes to Face ID I just would not agree it, as they are based on completely different technology. it's like you wont call FDM a copy cat of TDM, they are different implementations of a feature that was intended to archive a similar outcome. I would say Samsung is innovating with the iris scanning feature (despite of causing eye strain).it good to see good features being picked by different companies to further perfect their products, and im looking forward to different new implementation from Apple, as well as other companies.

[@Mikey-k1z1x]

I don't think samsung was the first phone to introduce wireless charging. It was the nokia Lumia 820 and Lumia 920 back then in 2012

[@just_exo02]

Next feature: Hologram Window (interactive)

[@phonkslayer548]

Preventing kids from writing stupid comments

[@rakeshpopat8188]

For such expensive products revearse wireless charging should be included from iPhone 12 upwards. And proper always on display and standby clocks also on all iPhones not just after thought versions.

[@mcknight800]

- You haven’t talked about how Apple’s IP68 is much better than any smartphone phone, it can survive deeper water

[@obertmurwisi9542]

Your animations are insane

[@MURAT-MURAT]

The information seems correct but it is impossible to not feel that the author is more of an Apple supporter. We can also understand this from the fact that he didn't include Apple's attempth of copying AI features from Samsung and completely messing up. Though still a good video. 👍

[@lorenipsum93]

k but "dynamic island' is actually a useful use of the space, not just there because.

[@hillaryugwuanyi3131]

Huawei 1st introduced hole-punch on the Nova 4, before samsung made theirs in a better way.

[@Mongolicious]

The dynamic island isn't an improvement. It's an abomination.

[@zoomedcheese]

Think about if Apple didn’t copy though, their phones would constantly actually be the same

[@marlenmarko77]

the title should be called Features that samsung and apple are copying from each one and another 😯

[@parsakarami1049]

4:45 no apple's always on display uses less battery overtime. many tests have showed that in fact apple's always on display is better than samsung's or even other smaller brands.

[@Nadheem721]

The first phone to feature Dual Pixel Autofocus was the Samsung Galaxy S7

[@parsakarami1049]

6:52 but apple then added mag safe which opened a huge amount of customization and accessory compatibility which to this point samsung is missing and lacking.

[@0Teddy.Arvin0]

what was the first smartphone?

[@Everyday-man]

I have a Samsung phone and have used them for 10 plus years, the Finger print scanner sucks tbh. Way to often i have to use the pattern as it wont register my finger.

[@brickgods]

It’s not copying if they do it better

[@BillyThePieceOfPaper]

damn i thought this was gonna be an hour long. maybe we need a part 2 maybe even 3 because i know you didnt finish all of them in 12 minutes unless you're just a fast talker

[@yazidros578]

Every iphone user i know in my circle, they never use android before or their android phone was a midrange that the price is even half of the regular iphone. Then after switching to iphone they say its better. dumb comparison.

[@ArfaChannel213]

My Nokia 105 RM-1134 release in 2015 and have always on display💀

[@Techwithanavgeek]

6:17 My guy clearly forgot about MagSafe. Sure Samsung made the wireless charging idea, but it sucked. It was like 6 watts, and was not thermally efficient. On the other hand. The IPhone 8 could charge wirelessly at 15 watts with no heat issues. Apples MagSafe also keeps the coils aligned for better efficiency

[@MicrOvce]

And now both brands innovate way less than Chinese competition

[@masterdoge17]

6:23 it has it but only has it when the phone is plugged in and connected to a MagSafe battery pack. Brutally slow though.

[@martinmagija]

Someone has to come up the idea first and implement it or otherwise Apple can't copy and perfect it.

[@Tuiiim1]

Okay, but let's consider one last thing. Overall when it comes to security apple is way behind samsung. Firstly there's the face ID which is more secure now than before, but it's still considered a mid level security system. And since they don't have fingerprints it's pretty much insecure. As for samsung you have the fingerprint hidden under the screen which is convenient, 100% secure and waaaay more cool.

[@janetshabani-qu7hq]

auctully apples devices are very secure

[@Tuiiim1]

@janetshabani-qu7hq so they have been saying for 15 years but things have changed. Don't you agree that a fingerprint which is unique to everyone is much safer than a "face id" that your twin brother or someone who looks like you or someone with a picture of you can unlock? Thieves have been doing it in my country for years.

[@absolute_tk]

6:41 Imagine talking about wireless charging but never mentioned MagSafe

[@eastlondonhustler]

Apple stole the Magsafe idea from Japanese kitchen appliance manufacturers "The basic concept of MagSafe is derived from the magnetic power connectors that are part of many deep fryers and Japanese countertop cooking appliances since the early 2000s" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe

[@Boss-rm7wr]

Face unlock introduced on Samsung Galaxy Nexus back in 2011.

[@LucasOQ]

Also Nokia introduced waterproofing with their indestructible brick phone

[@framedthunder6436]

6:10 They have reverse wireless charger, just its lock the iPhone does reverse wireless charging to the magsafe battery pack

[@SalmanJamali-n2c]

Things that Samsung copied from Apple Notch Display Animojis Night Mode Ultra-Wide-Angle Lens Wireless Earbuds Fast Charging Dual-SIM Support headphone jack headphone jack removal thousand dollar prices Screen Recording Improved Portrait Mode Advanced Battery Management Enhanced Augmented Reality OLED Displays Water Resistance Edge-to-Edge Displays Face ID Fingerprint Sensor MagSafe Dual Cameras Apple Pay And so much more.. Please make a video about Samsung copying apple

[@MiamiCereal]

dude wtf is the background track with the popping....i thought i had a leak