iOS Waste My Time, I Will Stick to Android

[@HARIOUMSNDASH]

The biggest problem you missed was the lack of a specific BACK BUTTON. for each app you have to do different things to go back.

[@AI-Creations-LLC]

Another thing I like is the recent apps button because I can just press the button and get to all the apps that I had open. Another thing I don't like about Apple phones nowadays is the gesture navigation. It is slow 😞 the last thing I don't like about iPhones is changing the settings. You can't change settings from within an app. You have to go to the settings page to change settings in the settings app for specific apps.

[@Bulletcore]

​@@AI-Creations-LLC there's also no search in the settings. You have to search all over for a specific settings. Very annoying.

[@greggski3710]

@@BulletcoreThere is a search in settings.. 10:03

[@tutacat]

Its give or take, ios system controls are more consistent, but the back button is more fragmented. They would have to define exactly what the button will do, which will still vary a bit

[@AI-Creations-LLC]

@@tutacat I disagree when I press the back button on android it goes back. When I press home it goes home. When I press the app drawer it takes me to the app drawer. It's extremely consistent. Also android now has gesture navigation too.

[@sharonx9]

I was on Android for over 10 years before I made the decision to switch it iPhone. I lasted 7 months till I couldn't stand it anymore and went back to Android. Gosh, I missed it so much. iOS is lacking in so many ways!

[@arabicriflegaming8871]

congrats want a cookie

[@sharonx9]

@@arabicriflegaming8871 I'd love a cookie but I don't want to make you go to the trouble of sending me one 🙂

[@abhishekmasih986]

True

[@Jack908r]

My wife wanted to try an iphone. We ended up with one, so I gave it to her. She'd heard so much about iphones she really excited to try it and expected to like it. But she said to me "I don't understand what all the fuss is about with iphone. Its harder to do everything."

[@OD_Plays]

@@arabicriflegaming8871we found the ISheep

[@omeralsoma_]

iPhone is just for people who don't do as much

[@abidhasan2974]

Nop iPhone is just for showoff

[@AhmedIbrahim_]

Strongly agree 💯

[@skriddle3]

if you are end user go for iOS if you are advanced end user go for Android

[@maxmustermann7365]

Or for people who want a phone that just works. I'm having a lot of bugs with my 7 Pro. The most annoying is "Android system can't be loaded" 1) try restart over and over again, good luck it doesn't show after 10 times 2) reset device What should I do if this happens and my digital train ticket is not available or I'm lost somewhere?

[@markgutierez9922]

And do nothing at that.

[@DiegoAlmeida-vm9se]

I will never understand how come people don't realise that Android is so much more practical and time saving than iOS.

[@kalina-chan6903]

They like to cope hard

[@DashzRight]

marketing my friend, you can like or disike iphone but apple has assembled the best marketing team on history

[@imunknownsource8696]

Apple is just a cult with delusional marketing campaign..... People complaint about that product but still buying that.....

[@djsnkz]

because you can't mind control people to use Android, it's their choice.

[@GeeEee75]

​@djsnkz No you can't, but no Android user has ever argued that you can. We just get put down a lot by iphone users and get frustrated because we know that if they would just open their eyes, they'd see that they're getting a bad deal from Apple.

[@samsankari3516]

What a great video have tried so many times to stick with iOS but I just keep coming back to my Pixel as I find Android just so much more flexible. It's a phone that allows me to do what I want not what the creator wants.

[@danielpena7428]

On iOS you are a USER, on Android you are and ADMIN.😎

[@dominik3482]

It was the other way around for me. I tried go switch to android a lot of times, but I keep going back to iOS. Dunno y but it just feels way smoother.

[@spenarkley]

@@dominik3482 I feel the same way. iOS is just extremely simple and intuitive. Very few bugs in my experience. I’m on iOS for 6 months now and there’s no going back yet.

[@aditya_gupta]

​@@spenarkleyios 16 is the buggiest piece of shit

[@southyboss9402]

​@@dominik3482nah 👎 that's no excuse

[@Foukez]

My wife have an iPhone 14 pro max, I got an S22 Ultra and every single time I have to do something simple in her phone like transfer photos it stress me out a lot, what I do with 3 taps on Android it takes me 5 to 10 taps on iphone. It's just absurd!!!

[@phanindrasrungavarapu]

I know that feeling

[@unknown3158]

One thing I think you forgot to mention is the Calculator app. The Calculator app in iPhones is the worst I have ever seen. It is only meant for really simple calculations, because, although the options are there, it is extremely hard to do anything more complex, since it doesn’t even show you what you are doing.

[@norris6744]

I didn't even know that IOS is so limited

[@hyattonwyattboys]

Sad fact is not a lot of people do, yet they still act like they're some top of the food chain elitist for having an iPhone

[@babatundeoshodi6262]

​@@hyattonwyattboys bless you for this comment.

[@larry-of9kh]

@@hyattonwyattboys now you do Apple sucks and Samsung will always be way ahead of Apple

[@userware]

​@@larry-of9khbc they have a higher megapixel camera? Lmao

[@larry-of9kh]

@@userware yes and a clear 100x zoom Clear not apple's crap zoom

[@MrAyazgovani]

all the IOS frustrations you mentioned in your video are on point, and I would like to mention two more but important things which is a nightmare on IOS You can't "Pause" a video while recording a video The recent call history is limited to 100 entries only, as a business we receive 60 to 70 calls a day, and every after 2 days the call history resets to zero... Now if you want to check who called last week, you simply can't.... So frustrating Anyways great video, keep up the good work 👍🏼

[@debankachanda]

Recent calls being limited to 100 is a huge bummer..

[@adeyusron9232]

Bro, you make me stay on Android, thanks a lot😁🙏

[@zaandam0172]

I can record calls on my Android phone, not on my iPhone.

[@adeyusron9232]

@@zaandam0172 absolutely waste time😌

[@Danarchy3]

Your recent calls reset to zero? Sounds like you’ve been hacked, I’ve had ios for years and that never happens to me.

[@danasvah]

ios is more of eye candy than a functional operating system. Atleast more so in the past decade, Apple is now bringing more features each year and you can tell its taking a toll on the stability of ios with ios16 as a case study. Its definitely not an easy feat (android devs deserve some credit). In short, Apple paid more attention to how ios looks than how it worked for users until recently. Android on the other hand, started as a super functional operating system and in the past few years, has been getting more attention to UI design. And for some of us, it just makes more sense to use android because of how it fits our needs.

[@PvtAnonymous]

iOS 16 really has been a roller coaster so far. I feel like the developer betas were more stable than the actual release. Let's hope they don't screw up 17...

[@Mr.Eminem]

iPhone is now giving what Android had 10-15 years before

[@wheelyflac]

@Mr.Eminem especially now in ios 17

[@BEYOND-EGO]

This is true, I switched from S10 plus to iPhone XS I regret the decision But iPhones are polished to make my brain think they cool but I can see the performance on Samsung is top notch more especially when you are a heavy user

[@shortyg1018]

Apparently ios 17 is even worse, I tried Apple out for about a year and went back to Android, iphones are alright but you're just paying for the logo and status at the end of the day.

[@edgarmagana2002]

I've been an android user since switching over from the iPhone 6 and I had assumed that the features iOS has gotten from Android worked the same. Boy was I wrong! This is the only video I've ever seen that shows just how far behind iOS still is and I'm subscribed to almost all of the big tech KZbinrs. I love your channel and definitely going to subscribe!

[@napalmtech]

What I don't understand is why apple expects us to do finger gymnastics just to restart or turn off your phone 🤔 I mean most people have to Google how to use their iPhones

[@LeMontrealais]

Really informative video on the differences in UX between iOS and Android in 2023. The main reasons that I prefer Android and why I switched has been due to the UX. I agree it's not a discussion of what's better (to each their own) but what one's lived experience and preference is. I appreciate your telling about your preferred UX (in a very well-done and informative video) even if that is for the Android OS. For me the preferred UX also includes Google's ever evolving ambient computing with it's AI Assistant. I truly appreciate that the Pixel series (and Google) provides an AI-first mobile UX.

[@MichaelBTech]

Fantastic video Emad! You nailed all of the reasons why I don't switch. Notifications (6:26) is a BIG one for me. Android 13 on Pixel makes it so useful to manage my notifications in so many ways and you nailed it! 8:24 Quick settings is another good one! Control center doesn't feel intuitive and its a guessing game as to what each button does. Also, in order to add more itens on Control Center you have to go into Setting app and dive into the list. On Android you can add new items directly in the Quick Settings. You really nailed everything perfectly.

[@АндрійПозняков-н2ф]

It”s not critical for most users to do extra step on their device, But it”s more important that your device will work smoothly from the start, not after several updates….

[@RealShaktimaan]

For Android, I don't like the current toggle. It takes to much space for no reason. I wish we can get 6 icons in a single row like it's was on Android 11.

[@YouGotPropofol]

For sure iOS is getting more and more disjointed while android (pixel) is getting increasingly organized and uniform.

[@jeroendevries1]

You started with text editing and you're so right! I use an iPhone for work and typing is a disaster in comparison to Android. Especially when you want to correct something you wrote. It's just not that accurate and for instance impossible to select a word right in middle and add a character for instance. Nice video👍

[@AshishPrinz]

Click on the word you want to edit - hold the space bar on the keyboard - swipe around and the cursor will move accordingly, letter to letter

[@jeroendevries1]

@@AshishPrinz I know that's also possible on Android. But on Android you just tap where you want to edit and you edit. On iOS the cursor always places before or after a word.

[@AshishPrinz]

@@jeroendevries1 I agree and it becomes a task altogether, where on Android a single touch would do

[@АндрійПозняков-н2ф]

It”s not a critical to do )))

[@unaplogetic]

​@@АндрійПозняков-н2ф 😂😂stop gatekeeping bro

[@NOLATechy]

Emad, THANK YOU for this video! I have been pointing out the "inconveniences" of iOS for years, which is why I switched to Pixel phones a few years back. Android, particularly Google Pixel Android, is so much more intuitive, convenient, and customizable. After all the hype from KZbinrs suggesting that iOS and Android are "so similar now," I was actually considering giving iOS another chance, but your video showed me exactly what I needed to know to convince myself to stick with my Pixel Android experience. I can't wait for the Pixel 8 Pro to go on sale! I'm doing a play on words here, but I can't wait for the [pixelate] to go on sale. lol

[@smartphonefan5226]

The Pixel 8 Pro has a lot of potential based on the leaks. I hope that Google adds a pro mode to the camera and allow us to take 50 MP photos in RAW format.

[@NOLATechy]

@@smartphonefan5226 Yes, Pixel 8 Pro does support Pro mode and RAW format. Google did it correctly! I ended up Pre-Ordering the Pixel 8 Pro and got the Pixel Watch 2 free.

[@nafimkhan9462]

apple is going to add split screen and call it a revolutionary feature

[@yykk7744]

could have added one more thing about Gboard and Google Translate integration. I currently lived in a country where common folks don't use English so whenever I am texting to my food or parcel delivery, I can just type in English it will translate to local language

[@christopherjrager]

Nice video! I try to explain to my friends about how good notification handling is on Android, but find I am an outlier with volume of emails and other communication streams I am keeping track of throughout a workday. If you are someone who is a "phone go brrr" type user, much of this stuff doesn't seem important. But for someone like yourself and others who use it has a true communications tool, it does matter. Also, the iOS alarm volume is buried in their Health App sleep schedule setup (which also appears at the top of the alarms section in the clock app), so you get just the one alarm w/ independent volume control. I don't know why Apple does it like that, it couldn't possibly be that they want to collect data on your sleeping habits lol (yes, Google does this too, if you let them, but at least they give separate alarm volume if you want it). I flip between Pixel and iPhone. The only reason I tried iOS again is that I ended up buying a MacBook Pro which I really like, and since some of my younger clients text me rather than Slack, email or Google Chat, maybe I can see if it makes things easier. At least 2 people congratulated me on no longer having green text bubbles (and those same people said something again when I went back to Pixel). Honestly the iMessage thing is okay but it is nothing really special. Apple is a master at addicting users and creating a "no-questions-asked" user base. Apple also seems to try super hard to make the animations and haptics as sticky as possible, adding to this Candy Crush like experience on the device. It's weird how much I noticed it when I switched back to my Pixel after a just a few months.

[@GeeEee75]

You hit the nail on the head when you said that Apple addicts its users. Not only are they blinkered by the marketing, but they're also locked into the Apple ecosystem, quite deliberately by Apple. The iPhone hasn't been innovative, in my opinion, since 2007.

[@lepetitprince2188]

Android is like a flexible metel bar we could twist and turn like we wish. iOS is the rigid bar and we have to bend ourselves in order to fit in.

[@vasudevmenon2496]

Only issue stopping from switching to iOS is the lack of t9 like search in stock dialler app and back swipe depends on app level and not all apps use them and sometimes it's confusing

[@debankachanda]

Trust me,you’ll find many other issues and annoyances if you switch completely.

[@Shan_Shah]

That's what u call an honest review rather than other tech review over hyping ios because of benchmarks

[@raymondong349]

As an exclusive iOS user for the past 8 years, you’ve been me a lot of food for thought 🎉 really considering to switch soon but too used to continuity features between my mac and iphone 😢

[@officialvisaural]

Ultimately it’s down to what you need as a user that matters. It’s not like this guy speaks for everyone in the world.

[@GeeEee75]

​​@@officialvisauralYes, which is why he used the words "in my opinion" quite deliberately. I'm an Android user who has never owned an iPhone. I don't believe that I can convert iPhone users to Android through persuasion. I just wish iPhone users would be more open minded about what iPhone can and cannot do, and actually try Android, not just swallow Apple marketing messages whole. (I have tried an Ipad, which was a very frustrating experience.)

[@JPBVideo]

The separation of settings from the applications is the absolute worst anti-pattern that iOS has adopted. I never understood why anyone thought that was a good idea.

[@robertostefanowicz9749]

It’s that so you won’t change those settings basically. They hide them really deep so you won’t find them unless you absolutely have to and even then it’s a butch

[@Bayonet1809]

It has been like that since the beginning (IOS version 1) so Apple has become committed now and can't change.

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

​@Bayonet1809 wth😂😂😂

[@NiceEyeballs]

I'm not a fanboy, but I believe I know why So settings for casual users is a one time thing. I change phones or change their stock rom pretty frequently and when I change to daily drive a phone (or a rom) (mostly it's Android) I would have to change some settings like eye comfort (reading mode or blue light in some OS), sounds and notifications for apps, what should be shown in the lockscreen, camera settings and launchers. Basically I think these apple people thought to provide settings in one place. iPhones are for casual users.

[@SkinCareLuver]

Just like iPhone's, Apples computers are the same. inconvenient and extreme headache. settings are right there at your finger tip on Android while on IOS you have to go through alot just to turn off Bluetooth or wifi. My God its so annoying and the reason why I was depressed for a year when I decided to get the iPhone X thinking it would be special and different but it was a nightmare and complete headache. Windows like Android also gives you action Eton perform right there, no need to have to go to the task bar to close out on an app you don't even still have open and then you have to click back to the app you are using to do the same. My God why why why? can't they just make it quick and easy. It's too much going back and forth to close programs and apps on Apple's computers but like Android, everything is a complete breeze, quick, convenient, and super easy to get to while OSx is exhausting. Also don't like how Apple has their Taskbar set at the top because having to continously look at the time makes me feel nauseous and is probably why I just can't get into using macs but I've tried and so many times. I just can't stand Unix. It's so plain and boring.

[@bcsa]

iOS is laughably old-fashioned compared to Android, that is for sure. Not to mention that iOS can't show as default the charge percentage during charging, when the phone is off.

[@TheInnerYou]

Thanks for addressing these. These are all the must that one will use on their day to day routine. No one addressed these before. Yes there are flaws in Android but those are negligible. Thanks again 👍

[@azhard7399]

What an amazing comparison ❤❤. Just to the point and very real comparison of two platforms. I am another one coming from iOS after being an iPhone user for last 7 years. Never going back to iPhone, thank you for your hard work. #TeamPixel Subscribed 😊❤🎉

[@bryanaustin8362]

An often overlooked feature of Android is delayed message sending, I didn't know how much I'd like it but it's so refreshing to be able to text someone in a different timezone or a person who is napping who doesn't snooze their phone (seniors mostly) so a text can be sent at a designated time. Apple is fooling their customers into thinking it's a premium device while so many features are lacking. RCS later this year might change that but why would anyone continue to "hope' when you could have it all now with Android.

[@reubenpx1809]

And the fact most of the features are available on older android versions... The newer versions like 12 and above only got better UI and some extra features

[@PhilMinecraft]

Freedom is better than keeping close, that's why I chose Android over iOS Would you bother to make a review for HarmonyOS also?

[@GenjiPrime]

That clipboard manager save me so much time especially with parcel tracking code, some courier website reset your code each time you go back to church the status, so I pinned the code to the manager for ease of access.

[@jamesolowoyo247]

Basic users wont mind ios limitations but tech savvys would be frustrated.

[@MrEwanc]

Yes, I do agree with you. Without going into detail I've used Android since 2012 and I've always found it much more functional and convenient than iOS in many ways. While the hardware is the best I find that iPhone software is pretty basic compared to Android software. Good video, thanks.

[@Dustinnicholas1987]

Iphone can't do half the things android can.

[@dksilber9500]

Uff. I never had an iPhone. My first smartphone was a Windows Phone and after that I switched to Android. I'm so surprised that iPhones lack so much in convenience... didn't liked Apple because of their absurd prices and first of all their "apple universe" prison thing. But I thaught, that the iOS is quite similar, just a bit different. Well, the difference is huge...

[@roronoazorro8822]

Android is the reason what makes a smartphone actually smart. Not hating IOS, But android is much better for fast works and multitasking.

[@Boss-pc9gg]

Most apple users still believe they are using the best of best. I have no idea why people call this mediocre OS straight and simple. I would buy iphone only if apple adopts atleast some essential features from android.

[@bougougesjeweleryworld]

like using a video as a wallpaper on both home and lock screen

[@Boss-pc9gg]

@@bougougesjeweleryworld video wallpapers was introduced since 2012. It consumes hell of a battery its not a necessary thing .look below No native call recorder Downloaded Files need additional save to gallery Slow 27 watt fast charger No pattern unlock No in display fingerprint reader No tap initiated cursor control - No third party applications No in-app seperate notification turn off option No video recording pause Bluetooth & Wifi toggles don't switch off the signals from control centre No Split screen and floating window No app lock/hide No go back from right side swipe No private DNS Poor true caller identification Music files needs itunes sync to appear No double tap to screen off-non Non unified notification center No font change No info about awaiting notifications on status bar No clipboard Limited interactions with notifications.

[@anandhakrishnana.k.1559]

The most annoying thing about iOS is the absence of a consistent back button/gesture throughout the system, people who have used both will understand what I'm talking about.

[@nilavu8700]

I got my 14 pro now. What to do to overcome this annoying problem. I sometimes feel like throwing it off

[@Filipomnomnom]

yup and dont even let me start on how stupid correcting text while typing a message is, and how many times slid back for no reason and lost the text... so fucking stupid

[@Pierrexwrld]

Literally swipe right😂😂

[@hassan_codes]

It's frustrating

[@hassan_codes]

​@@Pierrexwrld he didn't say it's nonexistent, he said it's inconsistent. It behaves differently in different apps and doesn't exist in others.

[@pauka13]

I like having the option to move back and forth between these operating systems. Currently I’m on iOS because I needed a compact phone and the 13 mini was literally the only option. So far I really like it really feels like that iOS is made for compact phones, it is so comfortable to use, while bigger android phones are much better for power users who do a lot of things on their phones. Planning to use the mini in the next couple of years as a daily driver.

[@wheelyflac]

Try zenphne 9 or 10

[@galerinha]

Z flip are compact too

[@sktirmizi]

I beleive iOS is for people who are more concerned about using smartphone for the basic features but Android users are more into customisation and using the OS for their advantage,such as increasing productivity

[@Error-000]

As my boss in software engineering once told me, "The iPhone is to look cool, and the Android is to do cool.".

[@rwtindall]

One of the many things I love about Android is the three navigation buttons at the bottom of the screen. I don't like swiping all of the time and the back button/arrow on IOS is horrible.

[@the1HLT]

Personally I like to move back and forth between iOS and Android. Currently I have the S23 Ultra but Ive had many iPhones before it. I kinda like the look of the Pixels in your videos so I might give that a shot the next time around. And at some point I’ll definitely go back to iPhone again.There are too many cool phones out there to stubbornly lock yourself into one brand. Good on you for at least trying out the iPhone even though you obviously prefer Android. :)

[@lukewalker3]

That is good idea but I guess with Android you can always go cheaper or more expensive

[@aItaccount]

You should definitely at least try the Pixel because at first I wasn't a fan of the way they made Android 12 look but after actually trying it out I just love it

[@donotneed2250]

Most of my Androids have been LG phones. I've used Samsung, HTC, Huawei, Umidigi, Motorola but kept going back to LG because the UI. Since LG stopped making phones I've been sticking with Motorola. I tried my second Samsung this year and am greatly disappointed in it. Features my first one had that I liked and appreciated have been remove and replace with crap I don't have a use for.

[@avckubw938v1bnvowiqv]

I switched to ios and one of most annoying thing is going back with gesture. Sometimes you cant even do it, you have to touch top left with second hand or pull down from top... I dont understand how nobody talks about it.

[@MisteriousGuy]

15:23 usually in good UI you even get sound mixer, that allows you to play sounds from several apps on the same times with the different volume. I don’t get why they cannot do the sound mixer for iOS.. that’s so dumb, such a simple and important feature that every pc has

[@NiceEyeballs]

Indeed in HyperOS, I can play chess with yt music volume at 70% and chess volume at 100%. Love it.

[@BLKW4RDR3M0N]

iOS is built on getting from point A to B as few distractions as possible. While it tries to center itself around productivity ever since Steve jobs passed it's been more about adding new features rather than finding ways to integrate their already existing ones properly. Having an Android phone allows you to use your mobile phone as a miniature PC.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

iOS is certainly not built to be A to B OS for almost anything. It's A B C... Z to C. This videos shows why, also iOS always had so much bullshit with it like iTunes. iOS was simple and nice only when it was iPhone OS and then it slowly turned into turd. It's now oddly more complex and less functional than Android.

[@ppoyekar]

Productive and iOS are opposite things

[@StevenSagen]

I've used android all my life because it's what I grew up on and was used to but I wanted to try an iphone so I switched in 2021 but just switched back to android a few days ago. I got the S24 Ultra. Didn't care for the iphone and happy to be back on android but I am NOT saying android is better I just like it better and it works better for me. I gotta know how you got that assistant voice typing. I can't find it anywhere. I have the regular voice typing and it doesn't do any of that. Is it an older thing on android or is it in the settings or on a specific messaging app?

[@CAPARTH89]

Ios is like giving i9 processor to a student who just want to do work on ms office and viewing youtube and take some notes here and there. All the power of processor goes in drain.

[@joel_subash]

Ios is not user friendly. Even setting a ringtone is very hard on ios lucky I am a Galaxy A53 user 😊

[@maxmustermann7365]

Apple wants you to buy an apple watch so you don't even need a custom ringtone because it's always silent while connected to an apple watch

[@Techier868]

Just today, I had to send multiple emails from multiple texts in the same thread.... I was able to save all to the clipboard, then paste all VERY quickly in succession!❤

[@King_504]

iOS users wouldn't know how useful the clipboard is

[@VDSLight]

That is exactly what I explain to my friends plus back button functionality

[@warrenrobinson9654]

Often I find that iPhone users don't explore their phones as much as Android users explore and try things.

[@anaysaha6256]

1) paste app for clipboard in iPhone keyboard which will also paste in clipboards to all of your apple devices .

[@adaahey]

iphone is for the person who dont know how to use technology

[@portman8909]

False? I use an iPhone for reliability and speed. I have my windows desktop which I built btw for productivity and gaming / media consumption.

[@alex8thebest91]

The problem is iOS was born too long ago, for a much smaller form factor with features added year over year, now it’s too much confusing. Probably, at this point, it will be better for Apple to work on a new operating system rebuilt from the ground up instead of revolutionize the entire operating system they already have (see how ios16 was dramatically problematic due to a bunch of new features they added)

[@tinko975]

That is true. Ios from 2010 simple and nice os is now complicated restrictes nice os.

[@Teluric2]

You dont know apple, apple will give you removable storage and removable battery before making ios new. A developer told me that ios has too many patches.

[@Roxor128]

I don't think it's strictly age. Android is a similar age, after all. It's more how the feature addition has been handled over the years. Any software that's been under development for long enough will accumulate cruft. OpenGL has accumulated lots of cruft over its 30+ year history. Enough so that the Khronos Group, which maintains it, created Vulkan as a way to start fresh without the cruft. Vulkan has, unsurprisingly, accumulated features in its own right over the years, as well. It's obviously less, given it's a much younger project, but some of those will become cruft, given time. An example of physical cruft would be a house that's got a fireplace and chimney that have been boarded up, and a gas line that's no longer got anything connected to it because the owner installed reverse-cycle air conditioning to cover their heating. You could technically still use the old systems, but why bother when the new one is better?

[@LunarMoonKitten]

Honsaly i wonder what it would be like if android and apple mixed together that would be interesting 😮

[@nickpetkov1094]

I have both android and iOS, I have been on the android flagship bandwagon for a long time, until I decided to get an iPhone. And all my problems were solved. It just works, whenever you need it, how you need it. Yes, the devices are overpriced, but quality. My two year old iPhone still feels, works and looks like new. Can’t say the same about my old androids.

[@chevy_21]

After watching this i still wonder why iOS users get so defensive about its short comings. Lol

[@c4a5m3]

I'm an iPhone user, but I must say the Android software is much more flexible. Not as secure in my opinion, but easier to work with for sure.

[@NormalCleanCars]

Wow no seperate alarm sound is game over right there lol .. I'd always accidentally have it muted

[@glenben92]

That shared volume thing is absolutely shocking. So if you don't turn your volume to max every night your alarm will be quiet? 😂😂😂 iOS is a joke to any android power user

[@cern1999sb]

An annoying thing I've noticed with notification history is the button to open it disappears if you dismiss all notifications. If I accidentally clear all my notifications, that's exactly when I'd want to be able to see the notification history!

[@georgecostanza2695]

There were a few things not mentioned that are also quite important to me - until Apple gets fast charging, a secure folder, a proper file management system, a wireless Dex equivalent, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, can pause, take pictures, and insert different camera views while recording video… you’ll have to pry my Samsung out of my cold dead hands.

[@a4andrei]

I tried switching to iOS last year, and after two months, I reverted back to Android. It was a very frustrating experience, everything took additional steps on iOS, the UX was quite inconsistent, for example the back gesture does not work universally, notification management was just horrible, and my biggest issue, like in your case, was the keyboard/typing experience. Now I understand why people with iPhones make so many typing mistakes, the keyboard is horrendous 😂. I have no idea how some people can switch to iOS after using Android for a while, it feels like going back in time, and using a more primitive operating system from 2010. And I also encountered bugs and glitches, so "it just works" definitely did not apply to me 😂.

[@josemanuellastra2488]

No, typing in the keyboard on iOS is a very pleasant experience, compared to android. The iPhone users make more typing mistakes? Who told you that ha? I don’t know where did you get that information from, maybe you got a faulty iPhone or it’s just a user error, be careful with spelling

[@GeeEee75]

​@@josemanuellastra2488Why do you feel like you have to explain to someone what their own experience feels like? Apple doesn't need you to back up its marketing.

[@dera_ng]

I don't think it's a contest anymore. iOS mostly depends on peer pressure to be patronised

[@Stuffwelike2hear]

11:45 Yes ios can do this Secc on startup, just select zoom level

[@darknightmike10yearsago]

The period and comma are also missing from the main row on the Apple keyboard. You have to enter the special characters menu to get to punctuation. 🤦‍♂

[@TNisLegend]

2:44 you could use the copy and delete option after marking kinda the same way as android or maybe even better

[@juanp1421]

What a great video 👍....you just make me love my pixel 7 pro more that I already have 😅 and I learned something new, the ability to search 🔍 on the call app on the wed for business wow!

[@mhamadabdul1503]

Just holding an iPhone makes me sick . I have no idea how people can use it ?

[@mathewm3073]

i use one because of ipad and Mac, and everyone in the west uses one

[@portman8909]

I don't like Mac, but I do have an iPhone and iPad. I think they're great mobile devices, but for laptop or desktop windows is far better than Mac.@@mathewm3073

[@mhamadabdul1503]

@@mathewm3073 move to android and rest your mind from IOS's restrictions.

[@hardtkk]

​@@mathewm3073that's mostly America

[@AmazingSeek]

You are correct about most of these but it seems like you are not familiar on the best way to do things on iOS. Some of these things have a more efficient way to be done.

[@itsfadixx]

duh? like for the person who dosent know how to use it "right" i think that's an apple skill issue for not making it user friendly

[@idogarala4217]

as an iPhone user I have to agree with you. I wish it was more productive . as a salesman the calculator scenario happens way too often and it's super annoying. with the power the iPhone has they can easily replicate at least split screen like on the iPad.

[@xxx9543]

The iPhone is for people who don't know nothing about technology

[@antoniocuautle7742]

I think… iOS users are sold on the idea that is a”status” thing… they think they look cooler… or that they have “more money “ than android users

[@jermainemouzon4909]

lol..I actually think otherwise being a lifelong Android user.

[@TariqZainal]

Hey, thank you for the video! Can we get an updated comparison? iOS 18 vs Android 15 whenever it comes out? :D

[@emmer_120]

I found this video pretty interesting. I am a android user for 11 years now. I had an iPad a long time ago and I really disliked for a lot of reasons that today are solved. What I found interesting though is that most of the things presented in this video won't bother me if I choose to switch to iOS - which I'm considering. Amazing video. I really enjoyed seeing your perspective!

[@shaminasfaq7203]

What if Google decides to restrict the Google Assistant to Android users only? And some other features that the Apple users are using for free at this moment? That might shake the user base to reconsider their choice of OS. The end goal is to make Apple give access to the free iOS apps for the Android users also, for better compatibility and communication.

[@ahmedalsadi0010]

I have both software. Id i have to choose one i will choose android but specifically samsung (s) phones.

[@rolins3279]

🤝🏽

[@lynnc9191]

Twas a very well made video. Like all aspects of it!

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Android for the win! #TeamPixel

[@MartinFransson]

Just trying to transfer photos from iPhone to my PC is enough to never want one. It's a complete pain.

[@bulletron3000]

Wow this made me miss my android. I kinda just got used to all the workarounds.

[@FLM_OFF]

facts and my friend really called me weird for not having an Iphone. I have a note 10 plus and it's still good. never lags or freezes.

[@Ryanlp100]

Apple do not add lot of useful stuff because they're afraid their device will lag. Pixel and Samsung flagships are fast and snappy despite have so many useful features.

[@type3gaming851]

Damn i was about to buy an iphone thinking it was superior and was going to ditch my 3+ year old android. This video saved me!! No way I'd buy an iphone now.

[@AnilKaushal09]

Your this deep research has earned you a subscriber

[@SA-uz9sn]

iPhones are great phones. Android are computers That i believe is the main difference

[@marekolen7355]

IOS suckd

[@lol-ge9bh]

On android

[@AI-Creations-LLC]

I never realized you can do a typing with your voice on an Android so easily. I'm doing it right now as we speak 😎

[@bharathcarrom2159]

I have an iPhone and I am using it only as a Torch when Power goes off at home.

[@Tater1722]

Apple was good for it's time. But as the younger folks realize how much more efficient Android can be, im betting we see Apple start to fall in the next decade, unless they start adding more features. Also, dont forget about scheduled text messages.

[@wtfallstars]

I told my wife to find a location in google map in her iphone and it takes forever every fkn time that I end up using my poco f1 that take literally 3 second.

[@sitalimwiingahamatuli2024]

This is a great video! Do you have the updated video for version iOS 17.XX & Android 14? By the way, I work in both Ecosystems

[@afropkerz]

One big problem I had when i tried ios for a year is that ios gallery SUCKS it doesnt make own folder for camera and whatsapp etc. All pics in ssme folder is just ridiculous, and stupidly difficult to find the pics you actually shot with the camera

[@Mobi-et4yk]

I strongly agree with this video. It is not biased in anyway. I hope iPhone make some changes in the coming years.

[@KelThaFunkeeGaming]

Came in skeptical, but this man came out swinging. Mentions a bunch of things that appeal to me, had to drop the like and subscribe.

[@angelvideodiario]

First of all I love your video, I've used both iPHONE and android but on the 1:11 typing experience you can use keyboard shortcuts with your important information to be pasted as soon as you type the shortcut like address or phone number by typing the shortcut, also its a little bit concerning to me to have important information on my clipboard specially now a days when a lot of apps are always checking what you have on your clipboard as soon as you open them, I know you can delete it but for me is more convenient and safe to not have important info on my clipboard and just type a keyboard shortcut and it will be paste it on my text automatically leaving it out of reach of intrusive apps.

[@rns10]

Android user here (never owned iphone) Half of the issues you have were available in android as well 2-3 years ago. It may be more polished now, But may be ios will take a note of it soon. Like giving option for widgets on home screen. And yes some are legit, but some are just to make you be in phone all the time, not being able to see notification icons, and notification when you scroll down everytime is a life gem, usually this is achievable in android by DND, but still iphone has its one set of mechanism to handle it. Its like preference, not like an issue. On a phone of 6 inch, multi-task is kind of pointless, even in android not all the apps support it, forget the part where you use android phone of other vendors than google. The notification tray icons with text, it wasnt there in android till 12 ( 11 was my fav), now it just takes space with the names, they should give option to remove names and give just the icons as well. why remove feature. You could store 6 icons, before scrolling down, now its only 4 and also takes more space up top. The ideologies of 2 os is pretty different, while andoird has the settings option of each app in it itself, ios has everything in settings. Yes it looks painful, but iphones arent for people who like to tinker. Thats why there are more android skins, diff android flavours for you to explore, ofcourse losing the warranty of new device if you install it. You wouldnt trust to run banking apps in that os anyway. Having voice assistant, even if android does better job, its also 99% chance, it shared half of things you said to google. Apple may have also been doing this, but google has its own large network to target you for ads.

[@rns10]

And yup, not having a global back swipe gesture is a pain, the reason I havnt migrated to ios.

[@MrStrikemasterice]

The notifications thing is so hugeeeee. I have to move my finger allllll the way to the top to see what my notifications are???? You're insane apple.

[@Atlas_Redux]

The point is you shouldn't need to open a goddamn menu for NOTIFICATIONS. Notifications are made SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE A MENU.