Why iPhone's Features are Always "Late"

[@zubees]

That is going to be one amazing calculator on the iPad, when it finally arrives

[@BrandonHall916]

Lol

[@justanotherguy9034]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Racko.]

LMAO

[@rajavel_sa]

@marques brownlé Bot ediot

[@akashanand2944]

😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥

[@sfa51]

When Apple does it’s fully backed. As a software engineer all I can say is better apps require patience.

[@NoneTaken]

Nice

[@godzillanismo4892]

Lol

[@Josmersuero]

@@godzillanismo4892 idiotas laugh.

[@combax_techx]

Nice pfp btw

[@PhotoPrimierePro]

Apple just copies android and gets credit for it

[@Alias_Anybody]

It's quite easy: Google: Let's throw everything at the wall and see what sticks. Apple: Let's see what stuck on Google's wall.

[@josearaujo8616]

How did the come up with the iPhone then? They can do it because the Apple fans now allow them to do it. You guys find ways to explain every and excuse any deficiency has a feature. Not all companies have the luxury of having cult members has customers.

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@josearaujo8616 I mean its understandable though. If you can present a monitor stand for a grand, people make fun of it but it still sells at the end why even bother? There may be a rational argument for a few Apple products if you have cash to burn but the large majority buys out of habit, for status or because they are locked in the ecosystem. It's a money making machine that's hard to mess up.

[@wta1518]

And then Samsung just sees what Apple duct-taped to the wall

[@gingsSon]

@@Alias_Anybody Why do you say “locked” into the ecosystem? As someone who uses a lot of apple products and non-apple products, I see a clear distinction between the idea of being “locked” into the ecosystem, and actually just willingly choosing apple’s ecosystem since it is a much more elegant and seamless experience than the alternative. Edit: to be clear, from my vantage point, there isn’t a reason why I couldn’t just buy a non-apple product and use it to it’s fullest potential. It’s just that it is often more convenient to use apple’s alternative because they actually optimize for the user experience.

[@jaylenblount128]

@@gingsSon it’s not they we’re locked in the traditional sense. I’m fully in the ecosystem Apple Watch, M1 MBA, iPhone. The whole thing and when it comes time to upgrade my phone if I want to get anything other than another iPhone than my watch and laptop both lose a lot of their functions and become a lot less valuable so I’m kinda forced to just get the next iPhone. It’s a decision I’m fine making since I love apples products, but I am locked in a sense unless I’m willing to spend thousands on all new hardware. The simple way of thinking is I don’t want to connect my AirPods to an Android and I don’t want to buy new headphones so I just get the next iPhone.

[@jukingmaster]

The calculator on the iPad is going to be the only calculator to be able to divide by 0. Which is why it's taking them so long 😂

[@keithwee]

🤣

[@manissharajeindran2456]

Or maybe they could have features to solve advance maths problems like drawing graphs 📊 or even solving differentiation and integration.

[@namesurname4666]

@@manissharajeindran2456 teachers will not like that ;)

[@sonymicronin]

@@manissharajeindran2456 That would be so dope and make sense for a tablet. Maybe it could even be able to solve logic based math and truth tables?

[@lymphe]

Marques asked Craig not too long ago why the calculator is "missing" on the iPad. I think Craig's answer was very reasonable. Check out the interview; it's on his channel :)

[@patdavidmusic]

Feeling that Universal Control 🖥📱💻

[@unowastaken3903]

I’m feeling that verified channels should have their own comment section that only they see so that they don’t get the recognition Edit: I think that was unawaranted so sorry verified channel

[@edwardbolton1992]

@@unowastaken3903 s

[@Quandtimus]

get a job

[@davidtonge7103]

I alway wanted this !!!!

[@Questary]

They Goin to really lock their users in

[@samik83]

I'm sure Apple's software engineers are hard at work in bringing a calculator to the Ipad. They just gotta tweak it a little bit more to make it perfect.

[@elsasquatcho.]

True it certainly require more than 10 years to iron out all the little details, but give it 5-10 more years and it’ll be done perfect

[@JupiterVortex]

Apple always Enhances everything until it feels so lit and release it, thats the reason why they release late And thats also the reason why when they copy a feature, but its better then original one

[@nullv2.068]

@@elsasquatcho. bruh that's too long for a calculator

[@elsasquatcho.]

@@nullv2.068 sarcasm 🙄

[@nullv2.068]

@@elsasquatcho.oh... i get it now sorry xD

[@JSLReview]

"Picasso had a saying - 'Good artists copy - great artists steal' - and we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas" -Steve Jobs

[@goldenshovel7573]

you are very sus

[@thedersstudio]

Apple just lack of idea for their ios15🤣

[@oliverrrrrrrrrr]

Just do what's necessary, who hobestly gives a shit

[@SeeAndrewC]

When there is competition between two products offering the same things, the winner is the customer

[@MrDomonin]

Apple was the first company to deliver a full screen smartphone and create the crazy cell phone market we have today, I don't think it matters to say that anymore if they're were the godfather of smartphones

[@hebakhalid437]

Some programmer who’s stuck on a difficult bug: “IT TAKES TIME OKAY”

[@usersixthreefour7107]

And the only issue was a missing semicolon 😑

[@deepakbisht4957]

@@usersixthreefour7107 your point sounds too idiotic. Well many modern programing language specifically for mobile platform don't contain semicolon like in Kotlin and Swift. And even if a language contains a semicolon it's very obvious in an IDE which line of code is not working. So how exactly someone will stuck for hours for missing a semicolon 🤦🤦

[@autumnsveryown]

@@deepakbisht4957 ever heard of a joke?

[@deepakbisht4957]

@@autumnsveryown you mean a shit joke that makes no sense...

[@uwuLegacy]

@@deepakbisht4957 it makes perfect sense

[@bazin-c]

From a Pixel user (and former Nexus line), i do love how google pushes the envelope. The change to Pixel was a big step in making everything smoother, but the issue with silos for Google i think are that there are so many projects that there is sometimes a lack of cohesiveness and a duplication of services. This then results in projects getting dropped or stalling out. I do sometimes wish for more integration.

[@RamirezHD]

I have the Pixel too. Whole family use apple ecosystem. I think if Microsoft and Android would talk to each other more often and get on the same page, they would checkmate the landscape.

[@ewhite1546]

@TwinTurbo Ray I mean maybe... I got an S21 and have moved a lot of my stuff over from Google to Microsoft. I even use the Microsoft launcher. I don't really notice a ton of integration. I've been an Android user for a decade but I got the iPhone SE to see what it's like over there and I have to say... I might make the switch. Something to be said for cohesion

[@commenterperson4481]

_"I do sometimes wish for more _*_SEAMLESS_*_ integration."_

[@BrettTheNerdyEngineer]

iMessages... We've been waiting for how long for a legit android alternative to iMessages, and it still isn't anywhere close to happening! Over the years Google has created and killed off countless chat/messaging apps, it's ridiculous. And Google actually moved further away from a unified messaging app when they killed off gchat/google voice integration. Just give us a nice unified messaging/chat app like iMessages!

[@SolomanTiger]

@@BrettTheNerdyEngineer switched from Pixel 3 to iPhone 12 Pro 5 months ago. iMessage is a literal dumpster fire. As long as everyone you know is an Apple user, it’s slightly better than sms on android. If you have to communicate with anyone outside the ecosystem it’s way worse which makes it jarring and frustrating to communicate with anyone. Apps like signal are light years ahead of iMessage. iMessage isn’t unified at all either, I guess unified if literally everyone you interface with uses iPhone. I spent 3.5 months not being able to respond to group messages or send pictures, apples response? Meh… I just get to wait and hope that a future update fixes that simple functionality. I can’t even send a gif to anyone, it just doesn’t work. All My Apple friends and the Apple store can do is just shrug and say “that’s weird” no fix. I start telling my Apple friends and their responses were in the ballpark of “yeah, there’s been years I couldn’t send group messages or photos, it happens”. Garbage, hot garbage. Can’t believe that I believed the lies

[@Knez_Pavle]

Most of these features heavily benefit the US consumer base, while googles features are much more global. The best example is the fact that google supports almost all national languages.

[@ko-Daegu]

True The Apple Maps doesn’t even really works in most of Asia or EU Really useless

[@amirafiq2465]

Very true! ApplePay still doesn't work in most SEA countries despite having retails stores here.

[@ankolikadubey9653]

Apple is for the Digital slaves of apple.... Google is for everyone.... 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Fabiocek]

@@ankolikadubey9653 and google is your personal data thief that sells ur data to every company you know

[@iamtheone2292]

@@Fabiocek got him 🤣

[@kaysha]

Google innovates fast but there is a lot of features that end up not making sense in their ecosystem and a lot of useful apps end up being sunset. That’s how they messed up their multiple message apps or google+, they seem to not have the patience and synergy

[@sexyscientist]

GTalk, Google+, Hangouts, Alu, Meet and a few more... They are never content.

[@leviathan-c2i]

Be grateful bcz of them others can step forward and make amazing things , software invitation mostly cz of Google and hardwere upgrades from Samsung and mostly Chinese companies

[@megimargareth4015]

invention was never about making sense, its about making the starting point both innovation and invetion is a synergy that works together without invention, theres no innovation, without innovation, the invention never make sense

[@jev2867]

Makes sense. Apple does not innovate.

[@yotty97]

and what about Appl'es "ping" social network? that was similarly a joke

[@austinli860]

Apple can also afford to spend a lot of time on developing these new features that have already been seen in the Android market because Apple's closed, unified ecosystem allows them to do so in the first place. They know most people won't leave the Apple ecosystem just for some new features on Android devices and so Apple can take it's time with these features without fear of too many people ditching Apple for Android.

[@Usario321]

@SayreHarder but the amount of people who decide to stick with Apple because of it is much larger.

[@kagura7107]

I never really thought of it that way, wow. Longer product tenure and stability because it helps stops users from being pressured by the constant new features from other designs. Plus they already know we'll spend much on their products to setup diminishing returns. Much like the economics of a steakhouse.

[@PowerTrain]

THE ECOSYSTEM

[@BK-rh1lj]

First reply to verified channel

[@funstuff9316]

Mkbhd fan.

[@sunapana2061]

Passion Fruit : Hold My Beer

[@Micchi-]

@@BK-rh1lj how did you do that life accomplishment?

[@s4bhanqedirli]

Harmony OS..

[@rickyusesai]

I love these new videos about market/business aspects of the industry, along with the normal reviews and tech videos. Great to see Marques’ insight on the topics, would love to see more of these in the future.

[@richkao6981]

Besides being "late to the game" for integration sake, Apple allows the Android market to validate features that are popular (e.g. larger phones). So Apple is using Android companies to do it's beta-testing or prototyping, and then adds its typical Apple flair and polish.

[@KenCheng]

😂

[@imperes1547]

Of course, it's easier to piggy back, when u seen it before. For 200$ more it's seamless. Not worth it when u consider that u can make it seamless too on android for any google device. Developers out their have created software for any google product to seamlessly work and most of it is free. It dose take time for new features to be implemented but they don't for free, not like apple.

[@cr3atur321]

This is probably the most neutral and logical comment in this comment section, thank you. I'm team Samsung and even I think this is smart of Apple. I will never call them innovative because well, stealing ideas isn't innovative. But the ability to improve existing software without risking anything (because like you said, other companies do the "beta testing") is seriously impressive. Apple is definitely leaps ahead in integration and ecosystem strategy. I think it's pretty predatory since you literally can't leave the ecosystem once you're invested in it. But it's really damn smart, business wise.

[@AJ-vs3yz]

And it doesn't effect Android phones at all rather it helps them, so its a win - win, basically most of the android users would generally want more features and faster integration of those features rather than completely 100% polished features, of course this is not everybody but most, whereas most iPhone users would want less features if it means that the features they have are going to be completely integrated and fully polished and well built, so apple in a way helps android phones by not doing features quickly as that leaves the market open for android competitors whereas on the other hand android helps ios by integrating features before then which allows them to well utilise the information and the beta testing that android did to apples advantage.

[@santanag2470]

Apple needs to do something with the extra space on larger phones though. I mean makes no sense having more screen and not being able to capitalize on it and this is where they’re taking to long.

[@andrewgardiner6310]

As a developer myself, I strongly believe that the new "bleeding" cutting edge tech is what drives the software market in the first place! Apple uses other company's development to their full advantage by watching what new features are introduced and how well it is received. When something catches their interest and they perceive enough interest in the market for it... THEN they will spend the money to implement it using their ecosystem. It has certainly worked well for them! Personally, I'm too impatient and I love the one feature that Apple will not offer... development mode!

[@scottmilburn]

It is simply a good trade-off for Apple which has become more risk averse over the years

[@HC-kn2sq]

Couldn't agree more, I work in DevOps. The amount of start ups that do just one thing exceptional but not so we'll else where that are brought and told to just focus on one certain thing. This really drives innovation, while also creating massive corporations.

[@abhaymhatre8534]

Yes . What happens is that one company works on something for a few generations and keep perfecting it each year . And once it's perfect apple just picks it up and take all the credit . And people be like " AppLe aDDed iT aNd it's peRFect " and then those same people say trash about the company which actually brought the new feature , worked on it , perfected it . They say the company brought the product first time and it was not perfect , it lacked this and that . Like if it's the first time of some new tech then it's gonna have some flaws . After a few generations of improvements only it's going to be perfect. They don't understand that .

[@kato3000]

I can definitely understand this viewpoint. For me though, I barely even know what Google does. I do own an Galaxy Note 20 for work, but I seriously only use it for Slack. Nothing about it has made me want to switch. It is not a bad device at all, but I am just so locked into Apple that I do not care what anyone else has. Almost all of my tech devices are Apple or Apple Friendly, so when something new is introduced, even if others have it already, it still feels new to me. This is why I never understand the Google crowd who always scream "we've had that for ages." Great, but now I have it and I like it.

[@MrWebon]

Spot on

[@GAMER_BOYbtt]

well the most surprising and best part abt the event was when everyone saw ios 15 for iphone 6s….

[@Anonymous-iz1or]

Cause mild changes in ios15 That’s y they allowed for 6s and se Anyhow it’s good for all 6s and se users One more year get to use old devices

[@testusercompany5055]

Meanwhile iphone 6 did not even get ios 13.

[@jug6290]

@@testusercompany5055 The iPhone 6 and 6s are insanely different, internally. Although the exterior is the same.

[@filiperibeiro5]

@@testusercompany5055 iphone 6 only had 1gb of ram, which is really weak for what new versions of ios need to run smoothly

[@SadeeIsha93]

Hahah then just buy 6S 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@siearc115]

Android: The early bird gets the worm Apple: The second mouse gets the cheese

[@justinbing9904]

I like that one 🤝🏼

[@mohammedshahid3530]

Thats a nice one !

[@someoneyouneverknow7529]

The already expired and rotten cheese*

[@abrasmage]

@@someoneyouneverknow7529 -The point is Apple's reasoning is "later but better", hence cheese which gets stronger as it ages- Edit: I'm dumb

[@M0RALO]

Like this one, Android just way better

[@evantso]

Marques: Talking about iOS 15. Me: Ehh... Your notifications on mac are going crazy rn...

[@kenopyowo]

Yeah

[@MrDPS1]

here before the replies go crazy 😂

[@evantso]

@@MrDPS1 I just noticed that I am hearted. THANKS MARQUES

[@svtxj9921]

@@MrDPS1 we lit

[@pigeonette1]

lol

[@ammarahmed3014]

To be honest there is no such thing as perfected, but yea I do like a well plugged version over a gimmick

[@shaungordon9737]

No, but you can strive for it

[@El_Guap]

I love that you actually have intelligent thought into the subjects, not just "here is feature x, isn't it cool (or not cool)". You always add value that no one else seems to. You extend the discussion a few layers. Thanks.

[@curie1420]

does he really? i came from hardware unboxed and linus (yes they dont review phones except linus) but the charts and numbers seems more informative than just opinions based on what you are looking at

[@El_Guap]

@@curie1420 Yep he absolutely does. The topic here is "Why iPhone's Features are Always late"... you can have all the charts and graphs you want, but this is largely a philosophical discussion. Generating charts and numbers is great for some subjects, not for other. Regardless, interpretation, insight, and the ability to understand something and explain it succinctly is way more rare than people who can generate data. That is why this guy has so many viewers.

[@2nd-place]

@@curie1420 not everything in life is charts and numbers. Gestalt-the sum of the parts are greater than the whole. That’s Apple, and that’s basically the discussion here.

[@mddelwarhusen4536]

The way he explains and compares the reasons, really great!

[@69elchupacabra69]

You must be a simpleton to be amazed for something like that. To many Marques is just trying to sound intelligent/sophisticated which falls flat when you actually understand what he's saying.

[@pingpongpogo]

As a user I always appreciate when features are integrated well and work relatively seamlessly. As a tech nerd, I love seeing the boundaries being pushed. Even if that means something isn’t as resolved.

[@jakewarner1993]

Me to a TEE....I am a tech nerd through and through and love products that push the envelope even if it means a little less polish. But I'm also a sucker for anything that is integrated so well that it is seamless and just works.

[@Charles0002]

It's changed for me over time. As I've gotten older I definitely appreciate a well developed feature that just works. Been burned too many times by the new bleeding edge features. I still enjoy them, but I prefer hearing about them from others rather than having to own it immediately myself.

[@blinblinthing]

I agree with you, but what usually happens is that it's only when Apple catches up people give props. What about the props when Android added the feature

[@AlexisPunch]

It's funny because android Fanboys think that they are ahead in innovation just because they had widgets and useless customization, while apple it's like 5 or 8 gears ahead in ecosystems, integration and now performance with the new apple M1, an arm cpu that destroy all the competence with pasive cooling and more battery, and it's hilarious how now android 13 it's more looking like iOS, google it's just an apple wanna be but they are just 5 years behind LMAO 🤣🤣🤣

[@icentuche90]

The question is, who says at the current state Android features Apple copied aren't well implemented. Like Google lens, Photos, maps. Etc. They all work wel and are not buggy. The dude just defends Apple alot simple

[@TheJttv]

Apple may be late, but they will never be slower than snapchat getting a darkmode.

[@jonathanstout9920]

oh my. dark mode is a must. yesterday in a theater (yes, covid is officially over!) but this person before the show was on an i-os thing and it was seriously giving my eyes sunburn

[@eyadtayfour2164]

The app is video player basically, why u need dark mode for?

[@AgonizedLynx011]

Snapchat has a dark mode on IOS what are you talking about?

[@dovahkiin5098]

On android u can have anything in dark mode

[@gastanklid]

@@dovahkiin5098 Wait what? How can I put Snapchat into dark mode???

[@dexarok]

Marques, I'm a rare viewer, but I wanted to compliment you on your evolution of insight. There was a time when you would have been less inclined to appreciate patience for the sake of a polished cross-platform experience. I know it's no surprise to your regular viewers, but I appreciate this evolution, and it has made you one of the most thoughtful tech journalists around.

[@SourStrawberrys]

He always new apple had good cross platforming. Who didn't know that. The issue was just people, including him, didn't like iOS. And the fact that the cross platform only works well with other apple devices and not everyone want apple everything.

[@IT-cl2pd]

I still remember how Apple celebrated the copy/paste text feature in a TV AD "This is the iPhone 3GS, the most powerful iPhone yet, it let you do incredible things, like copy/paste a text or a phone number"

[@ankitpatilll]

Well it is a beautiful and very useful feature isn’t it ?

[@IT-cl2pd]

@@ankitpatilll I've been using it since Symbian days, but it never felt useful until Apple told me about it.

[@osamabinladen824]

@@IT-cl2pd Symbianze

[@Qawsedrftvynn]

Lmao 😂

[@thomasanderson1416]

LOL I want an iPhone 3GS so bad

[@worldofjoseup]

I actually noticed that a lot of the new FaceTime features are very similar to Discord features.

[@ajinkyatalekar4447]

Trueee

[@hanzwurst3805]

They happen to be the same as discord, but stuff like screen share wasn’t invented by discord so

[@techisfun5095]

Yeah weirdly i thought so too

[@BladexZero12]

@@hanzwurst3805 soo instead of choosing one place to copy from, they choose multiple. got it.

[@hanzwurst3805]

@@BladexZero12 discord copied Skype then...

[@jpisaac85]

The fact that they showed the ugliest possible Android phone from 2017 during the FaceTime demo is SO Apple.

[@donnerstal]

Why wouldn't they do it?

[@sobhaks7231]

Apple is always insecure in the presentations

[@Butterbean32]

that's hilarious lol

[@bumblebeeprime6239]

Samsung used an iphone 6 in their ad (Apple still petty though)

[@NewmanLozada]

I noticed that too, looks like a phone from 2013 2014. Marketing saying: what was the last design in Android? I think something from 7 years ago.

[@iteeruzz2006]

the only youtuber that can talk for more than 10minutes and you will still feel like he deserves more time because you cant get enough of his well explained articles with no debate in it

[@jbg_2367]

Live text would be awesome if my teachers actually had a decent handwriting

[@NeetuSingh-fe8mb]

Oh hel no 🤣🤣

[@Sougin_0]

But then they criticize you for not having decent handwriting also lol

[@ejakaegypt]

That would be cool, I see students doing this now 🥰

[@sparks6177]

@@things_leftunsaid nothing is more captivating and interesting then a POWERPOINT! All the fun of being stuck in a office meeting where Janice has this big sparkly hour long PowerPoint all to say something that can be conveyed in 15 minutes…

[@rruser853]

8:53 Talking about iOS notifications while Marques has his notifications popping up on the monitor. I'm not sure if this was intentional, but if it was this man is a hero

[@sundaynightdrunk]

Marques has reached a level where he's *really* good at dropping things like that in his videos. It was certainly intentional.

[@The_Y33TER]

69 likes lets gooooo

[@daizy8888]

I was going to write this exact comment. Then scrolled down and found it. His aperture is so high you can zoom in and still not see it lol

[@C.A.1247]

I‘m gonna play the „it depends“ card here… Most of the time, I don‘t mind features coming late, if they are well integrated. But some stuff really shouldn’t take that long to implement… I’m looking at you, separate user accounts on iPad!

[@SteveMyDudes]

I agree. I am using my first iPhone after 10 years of Android and overall I am enjoying it... but I can't believe you still can't position icons on your home screen anywhere you want. I don't know how this is taking them so long.

[@madclone84]

iPad is a personal device. Stop asking for stuff that you don’t need lol

[@coder_]

The thing is, it already exists in the business and education markets with Shared iPads. Wouldn’t be difficult to expand to consumer devices.

[@FreezeFun]

Or an iPad calculator lol

[@0741921]

@@madclone84 so is a laptop, or pc. Multiple people can still use them. If you have kids that use a family iPad, multiple profiles make sense. Although I never personally cared for it

[@MPRF12345]

1:20 "for a while" is a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge understatement

[@raphaeltefera7894]

literally 10 years in Android

[@bootleg.rs5]

“Also known as the first mover vs second mover advantage”

[@wile123456]

Apple is more like tenth mover lmao

[@gazlondonboy2185]

But at least it works efficiently.

[@scootpoyo9734]

@@gazlondonboy2185 Of course you wanna say "at least" as the way you to back up Apple product, lmao.

[@rishavpatel2164]

First mover vs fast mover

[@ODDFUTURAA]

You have the same profile picture as my old xbox account, not complaining it just really takes me back🥲🙂

[@EmadHaddad]

Google: "News and messenger? Say no more." *Adds chat feature in Google news app then kills off news app 8 months later*

[@Doomscrolled]

Google announced, launched and shut down a new messenger app during WWDC.

[@EmadHaddad]

Google: "how should this app behave on our tablets, chromebooks and watch os?" Also Google: "we make tablets and have a watch os?" Ps. As a lifelong Android, Chrome OS and Wear OS user it pains me to make these jokes.

[@AtomicSymphonic]

Google’s been trying so damned hard to catch onto WhatsApp’s and Facebook’s cash flow. So many damned chat apps from Google…

[@ionic_chemist]

My teacher gave me handwritten notes and google lens came to the rescue

[@youareawesome7868]

Cheating cheating 😅

[@avinash48]

Ya now but you can do it on iphone too after almost selling your kidneys & go bankrupt to pay your educational fees. So yes you can do it buddy😉

[@zambotwu]

@@youareawesome7868 ?

[@adazeb7861]

@marques brownlé abbe saale

[@Neeraj10mana]

@@avinash48 since when kidney is costing 60k

[@viorelrinja]

Spotify already does synchronized listening, btw

[@sirius_b_13]

I've never been a huge Apple fan and although my family still owns a few Apple devices, I have always gone towards Android for my phones and Windows for my computers but I have to admit that the extra time for Apple to implement features is often worth it. As it often feels like Apple takes their time because they know their final result will be better than the competition whereas, the rest of the industry immediately implements whatever features Apple comes out with as they are fearful of falling behind. It just portrays confidence and often a better result with Apple.

[@someoneyouneverknow7529]

It's like copying others' homework and turns them into better one

[@The-Heart-Will-Testify]

I still don't like how the UI is implemented...I'll take google anyday even tho I hate that company.....iOS is still a mess, takes 3 step to do 1. If it was 2010-16, I'll take apple anyday, android was garbage but the new android and new snapdragon makes the iPhone outdated...old androids had good features but horrible chip and use to lag alot...now every phone is fast...

[@sartajpelia5869]

yes i like that about apple but its also exciting what experimental feature google might announce for android

[@why_tho_]

@@The-Heart-Will-Testify yep

[@denziiey]

I'm an Android Windows person as well. I just don't care for the Apple ecosystem. I hate using Mac and iOS is a pain for me to use. I'm always helping someone at work with their iPhone and i just get frustrated navigating it and searching for basic settings. I don't have the patience to use their software. Even perfectly engineered as it is I wouldn't call it groundbreaking. If it weren't for the social pressure it wouldn't be as special.

[@timlee2773]

I remember every single iPhone user I talked to saying widgets and picture in picture is just stupid gimmicks. Now their home screens are filled with widgets.

[@JackieWelles]

Its stupid until its not ;)

[@younghex9577]

Picture in picture is amazing. Idk how iphone people saw it as a gimmick.

[@anayman7]

I have IPhone users friends who used ro think 3.5" screen is all what they need

[@ay_kay_en]

To be honest I didn’t really like the implementation of widgets on Android

[@0741921]

Well implementation is key. Don’t have an iPhone, but on my s20, most widgets are clunky and very poorly optimized to the point I don use any other than weather or maybe calander. Also, widgets have come a long way. They were absolutely shit at the beginning.

[@Yashuop]

Feeling first with 99 others

[@LightningSquad]

I'm ˢᵘᵇˢᶜʳᶦᵇᶦⁿᵍ ᵗᵒ ᵉᵛᵉʳʸᵒⁿᵉ ʷʰᵒ ˢᵘᵇˢᶜʳᶦᵇᵉˢ ᵗᵒ ᵐᵉ ᵃⁿᵈ ˡᶦᵏᵉˢ ᵗʰᶦˢ ᶜᵒᵐᵐᵉⁿᵗ'''''''''

[@LightningSquad]

I uploaded my Face Reveal....

[@d.7738]

oui

[@kyle_mk17]

Sup

[@Draglox]

@@LightningSquad didn't ask

[@ThoughtsEtcEtcEtc]

The Apple-ized versions look fantastic. I, too, thought Universal Control was one of the coolest software features I’ve seen in a long time... it’s just undeniably slick.

[@falcontomto]

Apple: We might be late, but we are **fashionably** late.

[@fizikidz94]

And you'll see the apple enthusiasts gushing over these "unneeded" features when it was on android. Now the no-nonsense ios becomes better with these old android features, lol

[@sourish.]

@@fizikidz94 same with apple until android does the same

[@ImsenCooking]

haha :D

[@novachan69]

@@fizikidz94 the difference between ios and android is quality and authority. ios is for people who just want things to be done, without any problems and bugs. now don't get me wrong, ios has bugs too, but they are relatively less frequent. here stability and quality is prioritized. android is for powerhouse users, who want the latest features, customization and more authority over their phones. here customization and authority is prioritized. now we don't know how live text will be, but i remember google lens not being able to detect shit many times, but now it works . This is the main difference. Android drops something awesome and new but it doesn't necessarily work properly. They keep on making it better and better over time. Apple releases something relatively old, but its stable and it mostly always works out of the box. BOTH ARE DIFFERENT CLASSES, EACH MADE FOR THEIR OWN TARGETED GROUPS.

[@adityapotla5061]

Yea yea. The sad thing is, if android was doing this, people's reaction wouldn't be the same like this 😔😂

[@bringitonbatman]

I just used Google lens for the first time ever, on my handwritten D&D notes full of elvish pronunciations... it read it back to me perfectly. My mind is blown

[@hamzasultan96]

Helps that they literally hear you saying it when you carry your phone to your D&D sessions...

[@jacks559]

@@hamzasultan96 Helps when there isn't any idiots in the comment thread...

[@laserspaceninja]

Impressive--but does it pronounce Klingon well?

[@dman357]

@@laserspaceninja buy a pixel phone and find out

[@dalokz]

Google just need an overpaid white dude to demonstrate all that junk in an overhyped event to let Merica kno just how far ahead it is of Apple. And I'm not talking about Unpacked, I mean a real metro sexual goofball showing off Google features.

[@paydaypursuit1431]

Consumer: "Hey Apple, can I get a calculator app for iPad?" Apple: "We have a better idea, WHAT IF you used your MacBook to calculate and copied the numbers OVER to the iPad!?" Consumer: "But..."

[@powderedtoastfacekillah734]

You don't already have a calculator?

[@4n9el]

@@powderedtoastfacekillah734 it's a joke

[@samuelmanny6231]

Just install a calculator app

[@KristoferOlafsson]

It never will have it. Jobs didn’t like it . So it was said so it will be done. Or in this case not done.

[@user-jd6gq2vh5w]

@@4n9el Its not :D Ipad doesn’t have a calculator app, because at the release of ipads steve jobs said ipad shouldn’t have just the same app as iphone and they would rethink it before realasing it to ipad. Steve Jobs died and that never happened. Of course you have 3rd party apps, but most of them are total garbage.

[@duaneswaby622]

When I was younger, and I guess when smartphones were more in their infancy, I always wanted bleeding edge tech. I swapped phones every few months because of it. Now though, I realize how little of the new innovations are genuinely useful to me on a regular basis, so I prefer a more polished app experience. Eagerly awaiting the new iPhones in the fall so I can switch!

[@tmsmqwx]

It's called "maturity." Too bad some folks never acquire it.

[@ChenLiYong]

@@tmsmqwx come to say that too. Maturity. When something reached maturity, any improvement does very little to the overall experience. Except, of course, when there’s actually a major innovation yet again, that turn the current maturity into infancy all over again.

[@whitegoodman7465]

Polished app exeriepnce yet supporting a comapny againsts right to repair, go ahead and try to repair a screen or any part of the iphone 12s and see what happens. A company with a OS so locked down that thinks your such a simpleton you are not aloud to download anything thats 3rd party, etc.."oh apple is 10 years late on widgets and picture in picture out because they perfected it" yeah alright

[@duaneswaby622]

@Martimus you can't read.

[@kythconney7412]

@@whitegoodman7465 if you're downloading things from 3rd party (like music or movies), it's technically illegal and that's most likely why Apple prohibits it. Don't consume something you can't afford or aren't willing to pay for. Periodt.

[@capuchinseven]

You hit this nail on the head, I've always been unable to totally vocalise this and you nail it.

[@robertschnobert9090]

Are you physically not able to create sounds with your mouth? 🌈

[@P_S9098]

@@robertschnobert9090 they’re not able to think of the words to vocalise what they want to say

[@zackwei9265]

9:05 LOL love how the notifications are just keeping popping up on the Mac in the background when he is literally talking about notifications , do I think this is a well thought out Easter egg?

[@1navydude]

I’ve always appreciated Apple’s more “refined” approach to adding services and things to iOS/Mac OS/etc. They may not be the first to do it, but they usually end up doing it the best.

[@gracenpaschke3047]

Yeah, same with widgets

[@tophat6871]

Wrong

[@alh06]

@@tophat6871 They do it best, no question

[@kahuna3901]

@@alh06 if there was no question android wouldn't be the biggest phone os in the world

[@cemops8660]

@@kahuna3901 main reason is its so cheap no one can afford iphone

[@chasrathburn]

The fact that his Mac is blowing up with notifications when talking about the profiles is either creative genius or the best example of why this will be a great feature

[@hnasr]

7:00 hits home... well said

[@hman6159]

Lol

[@bigchole1140]

Yes, I can’t leave because i Like my airpods 😑 why would anyone want to leave for any other subpar product? It’s like Leaving Mercedes for a Toyota 🥴

[@alihaider552]

The sony’s new anc enabled earphones look promising ngl

[@Sayin42]

@@bigchole1140 don’t sleep on Toyota, they’re durability and build quality is well beyond par

[@trapical]

I'm legitimately confused by this. You do realize, Airpods WORK ON ANDROID.

[@MaxwellChan0]

I'm excited about the FaceTime with Android!

[@tony_rd1941]

The software optimization is going to be terrible even though it is on the web

[@JMartinsATV]

Yes! Bye bye Zoom

[@sbeaber]

Just let me pay for iMessage and FaceTime for Android, dangit.

[@andregorgen]

You can only be invited for a call on Android and it opens on the browser, not in app. Full features will be available only on IOS.

[@Mal-ws3kt]

@@andregorgen obviously.

[@bobafett4457]

This is what offsets Marques from other tech youtubers: he doesn't just report the latest news, but he asks intelligent questions, subsequently answers them in an eloquent and esthetically pleasing way and with that makes real tech essays

[@MegaGallic]

Gay

[@giovannigiorgio6406]

Don't know, this vid seems like 11 min of fanboying

[@MegaGallic]

I meant yay

[@justapancrepe8455]

This feels like a college paper trying to hit the word limit lmao. You could just said he asks questions and answers them well with nice b-rolls

[@wwewwe35]

He succin' you or smt??🤔

[@dimensionalpotential]

Marques, I think you missed mentioning that though Apple’s integrated ocr is late, iOS users have been able to run Googles’ via their native iOS app or widget!

[@coolrockstar32]

Already know it, but gotta watch for the quality presentation.

[@IbrahimAli-bd4fc]

i wanna like but its at 69

[@DeadpoolPlayz]

@@IbrahimAli-bd4fc you can like now

[@WHITEWOLF123]

Apple are either the first or last to arrive at a party. They invent something new OR take years perfectly implementing something into their ecosystem

[@hape3862]

It is not so much about who came first to the party, but who will be the last one standing on his feet.

[@officialhideyo]

@NotLxrd the notch was perfection for sure. No wonder they don't wanna change it.

[@TechLoverforever313]

Agreed for this. you're right bro but in general, Apple is last to do it. that's why they are late and they are maybe loosing.

[@meniimya5148]

@NotLxrd buuuuullshiiiiit bro

[@extreme123dz]

@Ok Perfection dosent exist in smartphones or software, no matter how tryhard you are

[@bobituba]

I hear this faint metallic sound in the background as Marques talks, I’d check your mics, there seems to be something wrong

[@raresmacovei8382]

This video has a subtle horror vibe

[@400cabal]

My hearing must be bad bc I don't hear anything out of the ordinary

[@raresmacovei8382]

@@400cabal Either use a different speaker/headphones or increase the volume and you'll hear it

[@nischala7170]

Yes I get that too,I thought my phone had a problem

[@ammakko]

I heard that also in some other recent videos

[@GozUnlimited]

I broke free from the Apple ecosystem after the iPhone 5, and I've never looked back. The final straw for me was seeing how difficult Apple made it for me to take my music that I bought off iTunes off of my device. I could see the road Apple was going down and I wanted no part of it. Android gives me total freedom and I'll never go back to apple

[@el_blaxicano2]

i just want a calculator for my ipad that doesn’t had ads …

[@OfSheikah]

oh wow, yeah you are right I didn't think of that for something to look out if it's announced or not in the event... Hope it's in the works for the iPadOS 15 and they are just not saying it as a feature because, well *WWDC 2021 Recap by aTechOutlet* 1. Apple Maps update ... 4. iPad now has stock Calculator App part of their keynote time would be used only to reveal their own calculator app for iPad...

[@PeterPing]

@Yossen google doesn't make tablet.

[@lucienl9465]

Android

[@spriestplayer2329]

Really miserable to be Apple user...

[@brycewogand7759]

Same, just pay $1

[@tenzinrigsang2145]

I used to have a preference for fast “not so polished features” but lately im really starting to understand why apple chooses quality over quantity

[@sylfix2680]

Yeah is this why you still.csnt place your app icons where you have? You can't possibly screw this up apple

[@TonnyDuarte]

This, I used to crack my phones and put the latest Android version (Back when the performance jump between versions was massive) nowadays, with a full time job, I change to apple, I do not have to worry about my phone being left out by the carrier or the manufacturer in OS Updates and I can rely on the quality of the app or the new feature once it becomes available, without feeling like a permanent beta tester

[@KorbinVelarde]

I like being able to do whatever I want with my $1000 device, not have that decided for me by the manufacturer

[@stanleysandeep]

Quality comes automatically when you have the luxury of being both the hardware and software manufacturer, which others don't have unfortunately. This fails to get into most people's head and think Apple is some kind of messiah or something...

[@psyche5893]

No

[@samzheng2433]

It's honestly amazing how a few years ago Apple users were saying: who needs the customisation anyway on Android, and look what they're loving about their phones now: customisation.

[@PhotoPrimierePro]

Haha so true

[@RikcAvlog]

Diferent levels on android is all messy and apples still looks clean and that actually from a expert company

[@mkdzzxc]

@@RikcAvlog not completely true

[@forgmail5855]

Yea because people should stay the same and not change preference

[@PhotoPrimierePro]

@@RikcAvlog It's all marketing and it has seemed to work on you because you haven't experienced the technology because IPhones are 2 years behind

[@kingskater4]

Instead of arguing about who gets features first or copies who, people should just be glad that great features are being available to everyone

[@JP-ht6go]

Definitely the latter. The older I am the more I prefer quality over speed or being the first but often using half-baked stuff.

[@mikelexp]

I agree, I've been an Windows user all my life (and Android user since it came out) but during the last 3 years I've switched completely to Apple. Age is a real factor in this kind of decisions.

[@clickbaitpro]

But they took years to completely bake their stuff like widgets which are restricted as well

[@cristopherbelloso7332]

For speed, there's iPhone and now Mac with M1. I used to be an Android fanboy and always bought the latest Samsung, which to me used to be the best company but the last straw was with the S10+ that I had. I got tired of half-baked features that were only promising on stage but on real life they were always clunky and just didn't work seamlessly like on iOS. I also hated that performance on Android was amazing the first few months and then it would feel like a midrange phone (still have my S10+ with Android 11 for backup and when I casually use it I get shocked at how bad the software is for it being a 3 year old flagship)

[@lifeisshørt_420]

@@clickbaitpro but when they do bake stuff it’s worth it it Feels more polished

[@itsannah8270]

@@cristopherbelloso7332 as someone whose been using android for years I completely agree... I've also noticed that after 2-3 years the performance of the phone becomes terrible and a new phone is needed...I personally got tired of replacing a phone every 2 years

[@ckhound1]

15 years in the future, the ability to move your icons wherever you want will be heralded as "groundbreaking"

[@gggg-ht8ov]

Why would you move your icons on the iPhone when you can do it on macOS 😂

[@powermaker4504]

i personally use android as my main but i do have an ipad. i find it heavily annoying how the app icons and widgets just seem to snap to whatever place on the homescreen they deem usable, which messes up my layout and i have to spend another ten minutes struggling when it’s a simple fix on my phone.

[@harrypotteeerplays9033]

Can I just say how satisfying it is to watch Marquess’s videos for clean the quality is!!

[@maxchopin409]

Not this time cause some fan is running in the background

[@utkarsh2746]

This man is the king of minimalist aesthetics. Feels weird having a tech reviewer be your fashion goal but uhh yeah.

[@Alex-ui2hy]

Answering your questions at the end, I would say I prefer more of middle, be innovative and take your time to make it right, but be innovative

[@chantalkool3150]

This discussion makes me think of an amazing quote from Margin call: "be first, be smarter or cheat"

[@adishjoshi85]

You must be android user ;)

[@divanshu5039]

@@adishjoshi85 well tbh apple is late always every time. I recently saw their Magic Display new tech 1st time ever ad which is basically OLED display in there screen which if you know android has for ages. And by ages I mean for 4-5 years maybe more.

[@adamjensen2304]

Yes, Apple belongs to the be smarter category.

[@G3CK0S]

Be someone who uses Oxford Commas

[@mohamedmusamustafa3324]

@@adamjensen2304 yea Apple is smart at marketing and there techniques in trapping people into their ecosystem

[@lubenzz]

Sorry but before I even finish the video I have to say, as an iPhone user, the app library is not better in anyway than the app drawer in Android.

[@jake_lacroix5417]

Oh cool, at least for me I think that the app library is better

[@NMechlin24]

nor widgets

[@leonfrancis3418]

Alongside widgets, and Google Lens. There is more functionality to Lens. But the title of the video demands all these things somehow being "better" so he can reach the forced conclusion.

[@coolguy22460]

I wish we could just swipe or down to access the library...still not getting an Android though.

[@UnrealOG137]

@BeagleworldYT you're making things up. Use a third party Launcher to get an app drawer. Nova Launcher is great.

[@TheKevon305]

It seems Apple is good at waiting until a specific technology / innovation is both mature as well as being integratable throughout their product ecosystem. This has clearly been a winning strategy for them and it certainly works. However, I'll always admire and favor the companies that are first-to-market with bleeding-edge tech. They're the ones putting in the initial R&D on the tech itself, while taking considerable financial risk on a new product release within the marketplace. I value the actual risk-takers in this regard.

[@mattBLACKpunk]

+1

[@EF.BE.I]

They wait for it to mature instead of being a clunky gimmick then make the best version out of all of them

[@graeme5060]

48 Laws Of Power. Law 7: Get others to do the work for you, but always take the credit. I think Apple are fans of this strategy.

[@EnterOsaka]

Great point!

[@saske822]

@@graeme5060 It's actually quite the opposite. There is this thing called Pareto principle which completely applies to software engeneering, stating that you can get 80% of the work done in 20% of the time/effort needed to get the 100%. The most work actually goes into the details which seem like a small amount of additional effort from the outside. Apple always puts this work in to get the full 100% done while most others stick with the 80% since they can't afford to put in that much more effort into little details.

[@deniseviola4606]

Your video essays are amazing. Well thought out thesis statement, tons of supporting evidence... Like, on point. Awesome work.

[@johndamari]

When you crack a joke but no one heard you, and your cooler friend says it and everyone is rolling on the floor. 💔

[@sunflower-u6u]

😂😂😂

[@terrasai2857]

That would hurt my soul 😭😂

[@Mr_Jingles111]

me almost every time 🥺🥺

[@KorekFrost]

Google and Apple in a nutshell

[@darrenbarnes6904]

I'm here for ya John!

[@tivoughnsmart9913]

*Android copies* Everyone: "they're copying" *Apple copies* Everyone: "oh they're just late"

[@GIJERRO]

Nah, a lot of people say Apple copies android.

[@neferpitou.]

So true lol

[@reynardrouser7863]

Its really not that serious stop being dramatic.

[@tranquility6789]

That never happens, people always says apple copied

[@tivoughnsmart9913]

@@reynardrouser7863 why are you here? 👀

[@beastmode_4049]

Apple: “hey Android, can I copy your homework?” Android: “yeah, just make sure you change it so we don’t have the same answers” Apple: *gets a better grade* Android: can I borrow that homework-

[@daddydevito2024]

About as accurate as it gets

[@Alien42x]

lolz

[@boicoutz]

😂

[@lightmusic2030]

Maybe it takes them time to complete the features while others build it and release with low qaulity

[@ritzrox4679]

Underrated

[@lourdespearlina]

I honestly prefer a well executed and clean version of a feature that is released later than being the first to do it.

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

🥢🍇

[@megachadsixtynine5924]

@@Ahmed-jv7oc 💋💏😽

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

@@megachadsixtynine5924 🥷🏒

[@pattyj.1181]

uhh android has had widgets for years and their widgets are still arguably just as good as apples. Its debatable but i do know id rather not wait years on years for a slightly better feature. If apples widgets are truly that useful then why would you be saying you are willing to wait years for it.

[@megachadsixtynine5924]

@@pattyj.1181 because if they didn’t wait then widgets wouldn’t have been as useful, hence the waiting

[@m4nc1n1]

Logitech already has that feature and it's dope. It's called Flow

[@coolandonrs3680]

It doesn’t allow dropping files however (if I remember correctly)

[@LionsinofStraight]

Overflow?

[@AdamHaz103]

@@LionsinofStraight not that flow!

[@mguanipa2]

I liked flow but def isn't as easy to set up nor have 3 device support. I tbh turned mine off since it was quicker to switch Bluetooth

[@warchefseed]

@@coolandonrs3680 it does

[@chiragpradhan]

7:21 - this insight into a tech company. That’s what makes this channel so much more than just a tech review channel. Good stuff, Marques.

[@shankarasrinivasan8881]

There was a time when apple sued Google and samsung for copying their features 😂😂

[@syedaamir7147]

Exactly and the hypocrisy is off the charts when it comes to Apple copying something which somehow gets glorified and people find reasons to defend them by saying how polished it is and shit.

[@Slurpy2k8]

@@syedaamir7147 did you actually watch the fucking video?

[@saikatbag3961]

@@syedaamir7147 did you actually watched the video and know about the features 😂

Yes, i remember the lawsuit about the rubber-like effect when you scrolled down the list or page. Apple had won the lawsuit and then google must have implemented some different effects. Such riddiculous thing. And look at them now.

[@darkwoodmovies]

@@syedaamir7147 It's not just "polished". Apple is seemingly the only company in the world currently capable of producing software at that level of quality and good user experience. Google is good too, but they're not even close. Apple knows this and nit-picks every little detail, down to every single pixel, shade of color, animation, etc., until it's absolutely perfect. That's why features are often missing or added later (e.g. look up why the iPad doesn't have a default calculator app). Companies like Google have to keep innovating and pushing new features to keep people's attention, so they never have time to make any of it perfect. Apple doesn't have to, because people buy it for the perfectionism and polish.

[@saulgoodman2018]

iOS is more user friendly. Android is more developer friendly. Sometime developers don't design for the end user. They design for what they think will work, not how it should, or even if it works like the end user would expect.

[@johnyabin]

Ha ha u think i phones are user friendlier than android 🤣

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@johnyabin I was using Android for the last month. I do not like it. The most annoying thing, is the back button. They have in in the OS, and one in which ever app. Sometimes they work the same, sometimes they work different. Sometimes they bring you back to the previous page. Sometime it bring to back to the home page. Sometime it brings you out of the app. There's something about Android that I just don't like. Compared to my iPad I have been using for years. iOS just works. Settings are just a mess. It's all over the place, unorganized. Pictures does not look as good as it does in these review videos. They take a picture in the correct lighting, and they edit it when they edit the videos. Bejeweled plays in only landscape. Which is a major problem. Widgets just sucks. I hate notifications. It's like half way done. I miss some of them, because you don't have a pop up like on iOS. I know on iOS they don't have those little things on top, but that's not a huge problem. I know you can enable those bubbles. Which I did, but never worked. But I just don't like them. The F with Bixby. Can't even disable it without signing up for a Bixby account. Can't uninstall bloatware Samsung crap. Using search does not search everything. Search doesn't work correctly. Samsung doesn't search all apps, only certain one. Screen on time, since last full charge, 2 hours 40 minutes. 32% battery left. This morning when I left my house. It was at 49%. Right now it's at 32%. Just 1 hour only, listening to KZbin music. The screen does not look that good. I have it on WQHD. I can't tell the difference between 1080 and 1440. It looks no better than my iPad mini 4 screen. And the phone has a greenish color to it. Sometimes it gets a little warm, just for using it for 1 minute. Something like checking my email. I've been using it for the last month. I still don't like it. I have to same problems. The Microsoft launcher made it a lot better. But Samsung settings are still unorganized. The battery just sucks. It has 92% life. But like today, with light use, 15 minutes screen on time. The battery went from 100% to 75%. Over night, it uses 4%. I put it on the lowest screen setting. Still doesn't help. Sometimes I charge my iPad on this phone to 100%. The next morning, like 8 hours later. iPad will have 99 or 100% batter left. Android will have 95% or 96% left. Even though the iPad have a 22% bigger battery, it still uses less power. I tried it with the same apps on them, the same notifications. I'm always forgetting Android does not have pinch to zoom on KZbin. I think using if for 1 month is plenty of time. There's lots of little things that are annoying, and pisses my the F off.

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

@@saulgoodman2018 Maybe you should have tried easy mode. It basically makes it like an iPhone so the elderly get less confused. Apple products are dumbed down. I agree without tech skills you should go to an iPhone because its harder to screw up. I don't WANT notifications from widgets who would want that. Op it's gonna be 3 degrees colder in 5 days. An app only playing in landscape mode sounds like you enabled landscape lock. Battery life can be weird certainly if you don't do the right settings. But I'd rather have the CONTROL than be locked into whatever the company decided was best. Heat sounds like a you issue. My phone only ever gets hot under heavy processing or left somewhere hot. You pinch out not pinch in to zoom. Also I don't wanna fucking zoom in on some dudes face that sounds weird. And Samsung makes apples screens so I wouldn't use that as an argument lmao. Ever considered that maybe apples is falsely colored befause I'm looking at white right now and ITS WHITE. not to mention you can adjust the way the screen colors show really easily so if green was such a problem you could have changed it. Search is a basic android function it only has ACCESS to search default apps. What other app would you want it to search? Also there's a show more button if what you are looking for isn't there. Pretty sure I only ever use it for settings or finding an app. The Samsung "bloatware" is actually extremely useful. And gives you a choice between Google and Samsung (I know Apple people are afraid of choice) I had one iPhone ever. The iPhone 3G. It couldn't shoot video so I was done. Everyone is allowed their own preferences that's fine but not liking something because you don't know how to use it is silly. Also everyone hated bixby Now let's hear whar you like. Because even I who abhors Apple products can find small things I like. Like the simplicity for people who don't want to deal with settings and the ability to send large files relatively easily

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@NoThankUBeQuiet After using Galaxy 10+ for 8 or 9 months. I've changed my tune. I like Android over iOS. The problem with the battery and back button fixed with the Samsung UI update. Now I cannot live without a back button. I use the back button all the time to go back to the previous page. And I don't have to go all the way to the top of the phone, and have to use 2 hands. The few apps that Apple does have a back button, it brings you back to the home page instead of the previous screen. When you are like 5 levels deep in an app, going right back the the app home page is annoying. The thing about pinch to zoom on IOS, was from putting videos in or out of full screen. Landscape lock is not on. And bejeweled still play in landscape. Haven't played it in a couple months, so I don't know how it is now. That was the only app I have a problem with. Notifications, I was talking about a text, call, or email popup. But I've gotten use to it now, and now having it popup. Samsung settings menu is still unorganized. But the screen still acts weird at times. Sometimes it turns to a blueish or a yellow greenish tint. Because of Android, I hardly use my mini 4. Which started to have battery, heat, and slowing issues, every since iOS 15 was released. The same time they released the mini 6. Now thinking about getting a Samsung S tablet. Not the S8. That's too expensive.

[@jakepotter5962]

@@saulgoodman2018 Android definitely has it’s benefits over IOS, I’m switching back to Android tomorrow, but iPads are sadly still wayyy better than any Android tablet. Especially now that the Air has the M1 chip, there is not better tablet on the market. I hope Android catches up soon, because Apple needs competition in the tablet space again. All we’re missing is a proper files app with a loading bar and the ability to access steam, because there is no way in hell the M1 chip couldn’t at least run Skyrim-era games, even if running in some kind of virtual machine. There are some decent Android tablet that do have some minor upsides, but as a daily driver iPads with a Folio/Magic Keyboard can pretty much replace a laptop.

[@trantrongthang1692]

iPadOS 15 in a nutshell: still not included a calculator

[@jasonbtoo]

Home Screen -> Drag downward See that "Search" bar? Type or Scribble some math there. 1+2, or 34*cos(pi/5), etc... There's your calculator.

[@jack-rx4bf]

@@jasonbtoo nah bro we too lazy for that

[@fteta]

@@jack-rx4bf literally same effort as the spotlight search ,, and faster

[@exley51]

If you’re too lazy to type the math in the search bar, you probably use calculators for simple math. Do you really need a calculator to figure out the square root of 144?

[@jack-rx4bf]

@@exley51 ye cuz i dont feel like doing it myself. ik HOW to do it, just dont wanna

[@ShadowRaptor8]

I will always agree that Apple's OS features are much better implemented than Android ... the question is, are they 5+ years better? Android features like Widgets or Google Lens were always a lil sketchy at first, but they got polished soon after, and still well before Apple releases their "polished" version. Edit: Just adding the fact that this isn't of only new Androids either. I'm typing this from my stock LG V20 on Android 8.0.0, which has had PiP, Multi Window, widgets, and other such features for years with no problems.

[@b.b4229]

Finally, someone asking the real questions.

[@cavemanvi]

i had that v20 and when id have to make important calls it wouldnt work sometimes.

[@serabc98]

exactly, sure the apple implementation it's always amazing, but for example I've using Google lens for years, in the beginning was a novelty but I already use when I need it and it's pretty good, specially the implementation with Google translate it's s super useful to travel or reading a manual for something In Chinese. and even if Apple implementation is better I already enjoy it for quite some time. I think apple need to use a similar model, and they already did it for example in siri, that was very limited in the beginning and every update they add new features and better integration in the system

[@darkkforest]

@@b.b4229 had the v20, very damn good phone apart from the battery, a true tank

[@LittleWhole]

@@catboy3471 You do realize that that "data breach" has actually nothing to do with the Android system at all and literally comes down to app makers being lazy and doing dumb shit like believing that obfuscating their keys with base64 somehow gives them extra security despite the fact that encoding is not protected? Literally the same thing happens on Apple and iOS platforms too. Lazy developers exist on all platforms. And in the first place, no, "100 million users" is a disingenuous figure, because the distribution of lazy developers is so widespread and the installs of apps that are developed by lazy developers are so arbitrary and obscure that you would barely get any fruit from trying to find one if you were a hacker.

[@SystemRichie]

Why does it sound like there's an army of mosquitoes outside?

[@suryakumar7912]

They are sent by apple to give marques a dengue !

[@edwinjonah]

I thought that was my headphones

[@sahil_edits0]

Lol

[@sahil_edits0]

@@suryakumar7912 bruh

[@akhilbs9625]

Might be a CPU fan

[@ck7279]

It is a no brainer when building something for a closed eco system it is going to perform better.

[@ilia-sky]

Would love an updated video on how to live in both the Apple and Google ecosystems and make it work well. Too many of us love the iPhone but also have to use Google services like Gmail and Calendar.

[@nyongmarlon6644]

Yes that’s true

[@ss_avsmt]

That might happen when a company like amazon buys everyone and everything.

[@peterknutsen3070]

Same with iOS+Windows.

[@soubhagyagrover2630]

Rare compliment, but.. AMAZING script. That pace is what I'm all about.

[@mmeiselph7234]

I'd love to see the drag and drop between devices end up more like the "tossing" video/files/etc seen on The Expanse. That's a cool UI concept.

[@kylenakamura4353]

Ooh, yeah, like how Tony Stark tosses stuff at his holographic monitors in the Iron Man movies.

[@ZZ-vl5nd]

But it would be a privacy nightmare

[@mmeiselph7234]

@@ZZ-vl5nd Not if you don't throw things at devices in public places. There can always be limits, like if they are in your contacts, etc.

[@thorH.]

I thought that as well. The expanse is a really great show as well.

[@robertjamborski7124]

Logitech did this already with their MX series - MX Keys + MX Master 3 Mouse can do this being paired with any 3 devices, MacOS, Windows, Linux, you name it

[@kitnoman]

I have an iphone 11, I had it for more than 1 year now. What I like about it is that I can keep this for another 3-4years and still expect ios update support. I also have an android phone and what I like about it is it's flexibility and connectivity. But ironic enough, I enjoy and more excited customizing an iphone more with jailbreak, knowing that one simple mistake could leave my phone brick and not eligible for warranty/insurance.

[@WithTheAlis]

It doesn’t matter how cutting edge it is. If I can’t use it efficiently, I don’t want it. In other words, I’m happy to wait.

[@DipayanGhosh]

Google lens is still better and so is Google maps

[@YourLocalCafe]

Same.

[@MrFurmos]

@@DipayanGhosh Two features nobody cares about.

[@amanbeerkhanduja6490]

@@MrFurmos you've clearly never used google maps

[@cr3atur321]

@@MrFurmos ah yes, because no one ever uses maps. Bruh

[@sebastianarmstrong5726]

I'm a fan of the "flashy" new features, that's part of the reason I bought one of the phones with a motorised selfie camera. Improving existing stuff and making it seamless is all well and good, but I'm interested in tech for the good bits. That means the experimental parts, the buggy parts and the bits that require tinkering. I know it's not for everyone, but I get a kick out of it.

[@prahadeeshthimma9861]

I like the new features by Android because I like to try out new features even if they fail. Trying out new stuff is fun!

[@simonteague3260]

yeah but it isn't polished as well, sadly. I'm on android btw

[@alx619916]

@@simonteague3260 I agree. I mean I have the s21 ultra and I'm impressed on how smooth things are even tho it is a flagship phone. I'm just looking forward to android 12, looks promising.

[@moforel]

Trying new stuff is fun, but not when you have an unusable Thousand dollar Google glass in your cupboard

[@prahadeeshthimma9861]

@@moforel you are right but software features are different and trying new software features is fun (until and unless there is some bug in it).

[@eventusvantos2770]

@@simonteague3260 it is polished well

[@MarwanMahdy]

I remember back when a friend of mine pre-ordered the IPhone XS and flaunted the "hidden content notification" feature, and I just showed it to him on my 4 years old Android phone and he was like "uhmm yeah, Apple is better anyway"

[@OhQueBacan]

Well… it is, there is no feature that both phones have where android is better, iPhone always wins

[@LucyTheLightbringer]

@@OhQueBacan Exactly, it doesn’t matter who did it FIRST, it’s who does it BETTER that matters

[@MarwanMahdy]

@@OhQueBacan check out GA vs Siri, shill

[@miilotheminer]

@@MarwanMahdy siri now has a slight leg up because of it working offline, however, google assistant is way better with smart home stuff

[@MarwanMahdy]

@@miilotheminer GA can be used offline.

[@xShane23x]

“Doing is one thing, doing it right is whole different story..” - Drake

[@Lynn-iw2ds]

- an overrated popstar

[@akashkaustubh2571]

@@Lynn-iw2ds nailed it 😂

[@bradavon]

That's the lamest quote. It's the same quote we've been saying for centuries basically.

[@shirai9563]

@@bradavon who are ‘we’ ?

[@terminator5084]

but if android does something which apple did but did that better you all would say that they copied apple

[@TylerF]

Quote from his Twitter "So many great, thought fun new features! I wonder if they’ve considered… a calculator on the iPad" 😂 Lol I gotta make a video about this guy on my channel

[@the.abhiram.r]

it's not good enough for craig yet

[@andyH_England]

There are many iPad calculator apps that are far better than the native Google calculator app. Maybe Apple has decided that something as simple as a calculator can be done better with an app? I got mine and bought one to support developers, which is not an Android thing sadly.

[@officialhideyo]

@@andyH_England what you on bruh? You clearly don't have any idea what you are talking about....

[@comedygeek]

@@andyH_England Are you implying that you can't buy apps on Android to support developers? 🤔

[@andyH_England]

@@comedygeek I mean, that the expectation on Android is that everything should be native rather than relying on developers to provide some leverage? Not everything has to be what Android OS does. The fact you think a calculator should be a default native app says as much? Why make that point unless you feel that if it is not native then it is inadequate, the probability is that a developer calculator app will be far better!

[@alexvenegas5253]

the cursor going across systems came from windows. called mouse without borders. used to use it at my job. super helpful if you have multiple devices on the same network.

[@vukbajic4904]

Yea, but you need a lot of setup to do that, unlike Apple's version

[@neo-xt3yj]

I just liked this explanation. **Relevant, Reasonable, and Genuine.** Respect!

[@S0n1cS1n]

Bleeding edge tech and software are most of the time limited by the fact that they're bleeding edge. Very niche or inconvenient to use. As a consumer, I prefer a more integrated, reliable solution. As an enthusiast, I'm still very curious about what's next though.

[@coopercowley4883]

Yeah I feel like a lot of the time I’d prefer to be given less options as I most likely won’t use them anyways and they only cause clutter and slow down my work flow.

[@brandoneap6932]

When the features arent well integrated or fleshed out, I find myself disliking the feature and potentially hating it

[@moatazbillah5443]

@Jay Talents i agree.

[@brendanhonea1432]

@Jay Talents it’s a double sided issue. They are putting the user experience first, which is why they are so successful and people love their products. By the same token, they also manufacture all of their own hardware and internals unlike literally every other tech company, and this enables better UX through hardware native integrations, different devices run the same architecture etc. But all of that proprietary hardware is why it’s so hard to repair Apple devices. I don’t know what the answer is but it just seems to me than as technology evolves to become more and more complex and integrated, repairing our own devices will natural become infeasible because it’s no long “unplug this chunky component and replace it with a new one”, everything is becoming more interconnected at a very low level, at least in Apple’s case. I agree that they probably are an extreme example of right to repair but if the reasons for doing so are to give us a more integrated and fast user experience, do we stop them?

[@krzysztofobodzinski2529]

@Jay Talents One one hand, it’s true they’re kind of killing competition but on the other, their products just are that good. I don’t even want to use other products because usually I’m just disappointed in them whenever I try a new android phone or windows or something

[@collectkaisen]

I think both ways of developing and integrating features have a huge market and it’s amazing that we have both options

[@ToomanyFrancis]

when android has a feature that Apple is years behind on the feature is almost always take it or leave it. It's alright but you can live without it. When Apple eventually gets that feature it becomes essential to an Apple user's routine immediately.

[@icentuche90]

Exactly

[@unloveableandre]

Live Caption, Lens, Widgets, use ANY keyboard, prediction...

[@chiranjeevi5861]

Your analysis on tech always amaze me

[@gondola8539]

"We need to control all of Europe to build our ecosystem." - Napoleon

[@Markus347]

"Everything's a dildo if you're brave enough." - Abraham Lincoln

[@vidpetrovic8907]

And, they cant do that because android has monopoly in Europe, and there is much less iphones than androids in Europe, only young tiktok girls have iphones...

[@fionnmaccumhaill1023]

@@vidpetrovic8907 so true. Nobody has IPhone in Europe anymore. It was the battery stuff ruined their popularity.

[@Tom_Stevens617]

@@vidpetrovic8907 Young tiktok girls and another 30% of the rest of Europe.

[@austinhernandez2716]

"We need to control the entire world to build our ecosystem" -USA, literally

[@lordmango6060]

As a person who uses different brands for different things (Surface Tablet, Grado Headphones, Linux PC, Pixel Phone, etc etc), I prefer new innovations over seamless intergration. I would much rather have the freedom of choice when it comes to brand selection for my devices over being stuck in one ecosystem

[@flavioa6351]

So you’d rather have the freedom to choose crappy equipment over being in an ecosystem that works flawlessly

[@wesleyhyatt26]

@@flavioa6351 No, that's not what they said.

[@flavioa6351]

@Plot Twist After Credits name a better ecosystem, I’ll wait

[@Izz7879]

@@flavioa6351 batman and Robin

[@Godzilladad]

@@flavioa6351 both are great. Stop sucking companies off

[@deonlyke589]

I feel like Apple has a great way of releasing good features strategically. But the ecosystem definitely gets you hooked. Currently 5 devices in counting . Lol

[@gibvood9102]

its the same thing

[@aitoluxd]

Lol!😂😂😂

[@SocietyatLarge]

Yeah I had been doing all of these features on windows 10 for years and Spoiler alert they have also evolved

[@SocietyatLarge]

@Mathew Antony fantastically. Its your own fault for not knowing it exists. Microsoft services and integration is so good that even using android right now the ONLY Google services that I use is Gmail and KZbin. You don't have to use Google services on Android you know

[@DiFF7Skyns]

You're just stuck. You just didn't realized yet...

[@LeBlanc10]

i'll just say (as an artist/creative) its really easy to come up with a better version of someone else's idea. apples integration across their own devices is excellent but i do not think they have contributed much in developing new ideas lately, they have just been refining the work of others, not that its a bad thing.