Why iOS Is Better Than Android
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- The iOS vs Android debate has been ongoing ever since the platforms were created over a decade ago. And since this channel is called Apple Explained and I love Apple products we’re going to talk about why iOS is better than Android. But I do want to preface this entire video by saying I don’t hate Android, I truly believe both platforms have their own strengths and weaknesses. And the decision regarding which one is best for you, is your decision to make. Everyone’s smartphone needs are different. And therefore no one can say that one platform is objectively better than the other, but I do think it’s fair to point out the specific strengths that iOS has over Android. And don’t worry Android fans I will release a video titled “Why Android Is Better than iOS,” it’s just not going this video. So please still leave a like, and please still subscribe with the bell notification to be notified when that Android video is released.
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As an android user for many years the fact that all of apples devices link to each other so easily is something i have always been jealous of . That and how easy facetime is to use.
That's like saying:
1. All of Samsung devices link to each other so easily
2. All of LG devices link to each other so easily
3. All of Sony devices link to each other so easily
4. All of Motorola devices link to each other so easily
Apple is not special in any way, in fact Apple is incompatible with all those previous devices mentioned, while they are all mostly compatible with each other outside the Apple egosystem.
And ALL messaging apps with videocalling functionality works with ALL devices including Apples!
Whereas Facetime works ONLY with Apple devices.
@fluffy shakes lol you're mistaken
You can't just make shit up and expect people to believe it without proof.
Soooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@eastlondonhustler did you watch the video? All of those failed to make a ecosystem but apple made a great one I take that as special. Also apple keeps us in a ecosystem so that we can have a much better experience unlike cough cough microsoft.
@@texasmama3084 Well aren't you a good little obedient Sheeple lol
@@eastlondonhustler Jesus you’re persistent eh? Lmao you resort to calling him a sheep when your opinion wasn’t supported with good evidence. You also have to know that android is an open software with big fragmentations. And iOS is a private software which again makes it more premium since it’s not as easy to break out of such as harmony OS from huawei. Like he said in the video, the iPhone SE is much much powerful than the s20 ultra. I’ve had a Galaxy a6 and used Android For 2 years and it was way more difficult than what I use now which is the iPhone SE again it’s all about preference but in spec wise, iOS would be a better long term plan. And again addressed in the video, when apple haters call us sheep just because we stay in one company and loyal to it, and you don’t really know that the phone companies such as Samsung and Oppo want to go down the same path that apple does and want to do the same thing that apple does, to have the big fanbase that we have. Smh
Steve Jobs used to quote Alan Kay: “People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.”
well said!
That's true
Funny. They don’t make they own screens 🤣
@@quiet_benzy bruh
Ah yes, the same hardware Apple gets from sweatshops... The hypocricy in that quote is apparent.
When you express your opinion nicely and gently you open a path for a real constructive dialogue
Why you're spitting facts 🥂
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. John 3:16, John 3:17.
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As an android user, I have to agree with you. Especially with the whole updates one. It's incredibly annoying to have to upgrade your phone every 2 years because there just aren't any updates.
Exactly I convinced my mother to upgrade as updates are not being supported on the note 9 anymore… that’s a great phone still but it’s several years old , only 3 I think… she likes android.. I myself however recently switched to iPhone 13pro max after being strictly android since Nokias lol
The iPhone 5c still works great on its newest os
Agreed. My android is 3-4 years old and it stopped getting security/software updates for quite some time now. (If anyone is wondering, it's the AT&T QS5509A and it sucks.) It's literally so laggy as well, and it has a horrible camera. I've always been wanting the iPhone 11 though since it has a great camera, probably the best cheapest iPhone on the Apple website where I live, and it just has way more cool features than Android.
@@staringcorgi6475 no it doesn’t.. the iPhone 6s is the oldest phone still supported.
@@superrooster18 I didn’t say on the newest I mean in its newest
The only dude that can say something good about Apple without getting downvoted to hell.
that's why research is important
Yep lol
Yeah. After reading the title I expected like at least 1/3 downvoted like literally everyone else doing such a video.
soo true...it literally caught me off guard seeing the minuscle dislike for video like this even if the creator make good sense
I honestly prepped my armors before tapping into this video because i expect comments to be “Totally not biased from a channel called Apple Explained” lol
As Steve Jobs once said: “It just works.”
An android doesn't... And i'm a android user...
@@somedudeonyoutubefrfr Android tries too many things and doesn't excel that much on many, coming from an android user. Customization specially ends up looking cheap and tacky, no matter how much they advertise it.
And as Todd Howard once falsely said, “It just works.”
JK though I daily drive the iPhone SE 2020.
@@somedudeonyoutubefrfr Depends on the UI
@@davidkonevky7372 Well it depends on the user and the type of customization the user does.
When it comes to reliability, iOS trumps Android. I've been an Android user from 2010 to 2019 and then moved to iOS (iPhone 11). There's no comparison. Once flagship Androids started locking their phones from being rootable, there was no reason for me to stay with Android. Plus the Apple ecosystem is amazing once you're in it.
Totally agree with you!
Kind of funny as someone who was die hard iPhone fan I now have an Android and prefer it over my Apple device. Main reason I left was lack of a headphone jack. I'm an Audiophile. Different strokes for different folks I guess
Best thing I recently liked about iOS is the option to choose whether we want to be tracked or not
Damn are you famous? You surely must be so scared of being tracked. I meant, feeding your precious information for the development of machine learning surely is something dangerous and needed to be prevented
@@zungnguyen5300 u don’t have to be famous to want privacy yk
Apple isn’t innovative anymore, but when they add a feature, they make it perfect.
Nah, their widgets suck.
@@gonzalezm244 nah, The Apple home screen has always sucked, and these widgets do little to help
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Lol “appalling”, how dramatic. It’s a phone dude
I’m so glad that this comment section, for the most part, is full of civil conversation and both sides of the conversation agreeing with each other. You don’t see a lot of this in most comment sections of videos who talk about this, most have many comments calling the RUclipsr an iSheep or another name. Thank you the Apple Explained community and people who stumbled onto this video. We need more civilized conversing in the tech community.
Until you sort the comment section by newest first lol
Something witty
it depends on how the youtuber handles the topic.....
yeah i was expecting Outright Raged android uses yelling slurs at apple explained
@@kevk9923 and apple users saying slurs back, stooping down to those people's levels. glad that isn't the case.
Man, the windows phones era was surely short but intense for me. I really really loved those phones, such a innovative interface yet so unique
iOS: Transparency, transparency effects everywhere
Android: Third-Party Apps, third-party apps everywhere
In my experience, iOS is better for those of us who want something that just functions out of the box. Android is for people who enjoy tinkering. Having used both, I prefer iOS.
Yup, I love tinkering. I use Linux on the desktop and Android on the phone. However I dislike the implementation of Android by some manufacturers. Also the software support over time can’t touch what Apple offers, unless if you install a custom ROM.
I prefer tinkering
Android has other qualities and doesn't require to tinker at all.
I always was a vanilla guy on both android and ios and both have many more different features that make it suitable to different people.
Jay Talents I don’t consider myself an insane corporate slave. On the contrary, I’m considered an essential worker in these troubled times, so I appreciate the reliability of iOS devices and their ease of use. In addition to that, Apple does not sell my private information, including location, to advertisers the way that Google does. I tend to prefer Apple’s focus on retaining my privacy and I don’t mind paying more for a device where privacy considerations are built in to the OS itself. My iPhone doesn’t “work for them,” as Apple does not have access to the device itself and much of it is encrypted by Apple themselves in such a way as to render the device inaccessible to all but the most determined law enforcement agencies.
Jay Talents Apple does care about there customers clearly you’re an android sheep
"An Android phone, an iOS tablet and a Windows computer"
- Nelson Mandela
Just the name seems like that tablet would be filled with viruses
Edit: I thought the comment meant all 3 systems put into one tablet
@@mansoorahmed1256 huh? and the android phone and windows computer doesn't get viruses? your confusing me.
@@mansoorahmed1256 go to school
Even then it's not true. The Samsung Galaxy S7 is better than the iPad pro because it has more efficient multitasking, much better screen, expandable storage, and it's cheaper. Apple is not dominating in anything anymore. So it's more like Android phone, Android Tablet and a Windows computer (with Linux dual boot).
@@DMCdantenero112 That's exactly what I agree with, I just comented android phone, ios tablet and windows pc because it's a popular saying
Both iOS and Android are just perfect. Both of them are really good
Apple also has better security than android. That’s something important that you left out.
as much as i like and use android this guy is spiting real facts
For me I like the best of both worlds, it’s just hard deciding which brand to use ‘cause there’s games & other things only exclusive to Apple n’ some things only exclusive to android
@@how-iconic I'm scared of trying an iPhone, then not being able to leave platform. I'm so tired of Android with updates. Even when they get updated, it's often buggy/unpolished.
@@PurpleRupees as a user of both, I can say that to truly appreciate Apple products, you have to be in the ecosystem. Simplicity and fluidity is what most people, including me, like about Apple. Switching from one device to another is so easy with Apple, not with Android. But what Apple lacks in is customization, which other people prefer. Although they are trying to catch up with the latest iOS, it's still not comparable to Android.
@@lordkylesalazar i am that fat kid at the community pool..( im fat in RL :-( lol) im belly floppying in Apple.. 13 pro and a watch...
Don’t be scared to use an iPhone guys
They sell for really high resale prices when you just want to switch back or upgrade
I love the fact that he was respectful with us Android fans
All the way until the last comment he made
@@zowlgd it was a joke he laughed
@@batuhanyldz2835 yeye i know
@@zowlgd can you put a timestamp coz im too lazy to find it myself? Thank you
@@zowlgd oh nvm i found it
Damn, you forgot the imo most important point:
Abdroid doesn't have proper full backups.
ios has easy backups, that back up EVERYTHING
Here’s a nice tip. If you see a comment with a slight larger comment to like ratio, don’t click or tap on it or else you’ll see people making mindless arguments most of the time.
I came here with an open mind and you've convinced me.
he made some very bad points in the video like how the s20 was slower because he took the worse exynos 990 on purpose so the iphones se looks better but didnt mention the bad battery of the iphone. and that was only one example of him picking one side to look at an iphone where its a little better than an android but just doesnt talk about the heavy downsides of the iphone.
@@dervillager8038 samsung put worse exynos in s20 flagship, it can be used to compare, shows just how scummy samsung is, the same asking price for worse performance and throttling issues.
@@mcfusck5428 or you could just use the 865 because it was in every other single flagship.
@@dervillager8038 its a comparison between the samsung and iphone, don’t say just use another flagship. How about samsung just stop making exynos chips in flagships
@@mcfusck5428 hmm why should they stop producing exynos 2200 midels with raytracing? next year apple will look like they dont know how to make socs when Samsung outperforms the m1 with a phone soc
I’ve been an Android fan for most of my cell phone buying life. I’ve enjoyed their innovation. But over time, I kept getting frustrated with glitches and issues with new Android phones or android apps. I switch to Apple and really enjoy the quality in the hardware and software which fits so well together.
That's why am i switching to Apple in 2022
@@dvht1108 it’ll be too late by then
well have fun with your iphone
@@dvht1108 niceeee i heard its gonna be really REALLY good
@Onouphrios nice man enjoy it
I had the 1st Android and MANY others over the yrs. Got my 1st iPhone this year and love it. Beta testing iOS 16 was free and a great experience. Went to the Store and even took the free programming classes
Would love to see a new update on this comparison! Samsung has evolved a LOT in these last 3 years!
Android user here, and i say, he's not lying... everything he says is true. But as a former Apple user, i say that there are things that i need in a smartphone that i just can't get on iOS. Gonna see the other video now.
Yeah it all comes down to self present
Wait for the ios14 update it might pull you back to the ios world .
Out of curiosity what is it that you need that the iPhone doesn’t have?
Alien Captive 147 haha yeah android users usually tries so hard to have a iOS interface thru 3rd party apps lol
@@1javixD the liberty to put on my phone whatever I want (of course i don't put anything stupid on my phone) apks to better my phone experience, download music and videos and the fact that I use the phone the way i want to use and not the way the brand thinks i should use it. Also, I'm gonna say what every android user says. I know it's cliche, but it's true. Costumization. That is important to me.
If Steve Jobs was alive today this wouldn’t even be a debate.
If Steve Jobs was alive we would have probably never got a bigger phone because he believed firmly that 3.5 inches was the ideal screen size which we can see today as being super wrong. We also probably would never got products like the Apple pencil
@@dennisp8520 if Steve Jobs was still alive we wouldn't need to complain about phone sizes, your phone would've been a resize-able hologram
@@dennisp8520 That was 10 years ago! Your ideas evolve as time passes and competition gets stronger. Back then, Galaxy Note was a weird product but now Its normal to have such a big screen because our dependency on phones have increased dramatically! Similarly, Steve Jobs said "Who needs a Stylus?" because back then there was no need for any. Phones simply were not doing enough but now 10 years later, they are filled with iconic drawing apps, powered by insanely powerful chipsets and have become a major use for artists, hence why Apple released a stylus. Steve Jobs would do the same.
remember Steve Jobs was against the App Store, bigger phones, 2D designs and Apple Pencil. (the watch would still have probably existed)
@cycl0ps__ yes correct
I love ios bc its is visually appealing and I get that they dont want to look as confusing as android, but I wish they would just add an option in their settings to "activate an advanced mode" so that you can customize your ios further...
I’ve used both Android and iPhone over the years and I always come back to iPhone because of how convenient and simple it is to use. FaceTime alone is amazing for visiting with family members who live in different states. I tried to get myself into the whole Android customization aspect of it, but I’ve always been a simple kinda guy and having a phone with seamless operating system is what made me switch for to iPhone for good. The ecosystem of Apple is out of this world good, with having my AirPods, iPad and Apple Watch all connected without missing a beat. Sure, Apple has had some hiccups, but I applaud them for what they have come to be today. Bravo Apple :)
yea I’ve changed this since people are getting way too toxic in the replies?!
Original comment : read at your own risk
Guys
I’m Samsung and apple
Apple= iPhone Mac iPad
Samsung=smart fridge
Yes same
IndieKitten 🤦🏾 that’s an opinion
*smartfridge
@@jkxd9618 never said it wasn't
Yeah samsung is good in making appliances tho
You speak like you're a professor with his PowerPoint. And I like it.
😂😂
He could be talking about how he sh*tted on the bathroom and i still would be interested lmao
As a long time android user I just recently moved to iPhone and it’s honestly kind of hard to use.. for me I find it easier to work android but apple is good at a lot of the thing android uses and sometimes even better but same with android, it just matters on the person.
How to start a controversy in 0.000000001 seconds
My mom has an iPhone, and when she tries to use my Android phone for something, she is super confused about how it works😂
It because everything on iPhone is so tame and dummed down
@@minimagnum3808 it’s a opinion
its the complete opposite for me. I have an iPhone and my mum has a Samsung, every time she tries to use my phone, she is just straight up confused 😂
@@minimagnum3808 for me, iphone is just simple. When I first got a iphone, it only took 3 days for me to learn meanwhile back then I have a android and it took me nearly 1 month to learn.
i think is the same thing :p
I respect him for acknowledging that both systems have strengths and weaknesses, the android vs ios war is stupid, bcs it all comes down to preference
Everybody says that but the reality is it all comes down to ignorance. There are so many fucking problems with Apple and their ShitePhones that if you still buy in to that ecosystem in today's age, you're just ignorant.
@@gmdrandom6287 Thank you Captain Obvious!
Wooosh Farmer Just stfu dude it's a preference
@@adiyaroy0 Did you even read the first sentence of my comment? Clearly not.
@UCCd75ZicFmNVXn1iQLRuTDw android has problems too…. If you hate apple thats it, it comes down to preference, apple is not perfect, but android isn’t too, if you are a idiot hater that didn’t even had an apple product get out of here
Let’s just admit it, if we could easily afford the latest iPhone, we’d go for it in a heart beat.
I'd still stick with a Sony or Motorola smartphone
Who is we?
@@rudyrodriguez9935 people who don’t own an iphone
I have both iOS and Android, and I honestly find Android interface a lot easier (but really a lot easier) than iOS. The other point you make is that there are many more apps for iOS, which is true, but this point does not really affect the every-day user experience (considering there are thousands of apps for Android as well), so I wouldn't claim it as one of the pros. On the other hand, it is well known that iOS require less CPU than Android (same for mac vs a windows laptop), but again, are we talking about something you can actually notice? I have a mid range android phone (OnePlus) and the latest iPad and, honestly, there's no difference in everyday use (but frankly speaking, I find my phone quicker than my iPad). On the Sync part, I 100% agree that Apple integrating system between various devices is by far the best, even if with Google backups and Google Drive, nowadays it is quite easy to sync files and apps between non-Apple devices. But on this point, it's an easy win for Apple/iOS.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy my iPad a lot and I think it's fantastic, but for an everyday use in my opinion Android is a better system allowing you to do a lot more stuff if you want to, or simply use it if you are a non-tech person (basically Android can do everything iOS does, but can also do something more and in an easier way).
Also, I'm not a fan-boy or one or the other, I frankly don't care haha....I simply use whatever I find easier and better, and in my case I use both systems
You just angered all of reddit
Aran Rasekhi we called those outcast redditors and I’m in it too
@Seven V you will. It's called 4chan
Aran Rasekhi , probably quarantined
@Aran Rasekhi they don't count
@Seven V have you seen Tumbler or 4chan ???
i love how apple devices get supported for a long time
Seriously! I’m still running an iPhone 6s Plus and I’m about to download iOS 14 beta next month
I remember Google supported the OG Google Pixel for 3 years, but Qualcomm is one of the main reasons the OG Pixel didn't get Android 11.
Rob Lundy you do realize that the developer beta 14 is already out now and it’s very stable well so far it is I’ve been on it for a week now and I’m enjoying it
Gluetoe how did you download the beta
DreamyCloudss I don’t have an X and I have it downloaded it really doesn’t matter as long as it’s 6s later
I never seen any iphone getting lagged opening an app or at least scrolling through homepage, but when it comes to android no matter how great it is, it will eventually get lag. One of my friends still has iphone 6+ for like 4-5 years, and his phone is better and smoother than my 2 years old android phone. I found this really insane
Put your android in the bin and stick with iPhone for mobile devices. Real work can be done on your windows desktop.
Ios: 👑
Android: 👑
People fighting over them: entire circus
Man, I really like both of them tbh, but this has to be the best explanation I've seen about why Apple is such a giant :o,
they are still tiny to huawei
Motorola crashes every company
@@ivankirola2707
Apple’s annual income is $387 billion while Huawei’s is $99 billion. Keep dreaming, CCP fanboy.
@@jjk5693
$8 billion annual income LMAO.
I always thought Apple was easier to navigate and also a cleaner look.
Same
Me too
Indeed.
I have no idea how navigate an iOS device for the life of me, just depends on what you are used to. For me that wws Kindle Fire Os, The Nabi and after those, Android. They are all pretty similar whereas apple is usually an outlier.
That and iOS is just less clunky. It looks like an actual finished software. Android is chock full of bloatware, bugs and vulnerable to malware and virus. Android is like pc software.
I like Apple cause of how smoothly everything works together. My air pods, my Apple Watch and iPhone are like one device.
But also because I know Apple has my back when needed. I once spent $230 on a game over the course of a few months and then the game updated and completely changed, I no longer enjoyed it and felt frustrated so Apple refunded me all my purchases that same day. Didn’t have to argue with them, they were just happy to help even tho they lost money from it.
What smooth gotta do with this?
#1 reason to not get an android is green text bubbles
It's 2022 are you still being a soft boy?
Guys guys guys I’ve found which is better!
*its your opinion*
No way.
🤯
Yep not wrong
You’ve copied this
Apple, at least to me but you decide
I prefer iOS for one thing: the Apple ecosystem!
Apple is like slavery /prison you just played yourself
@@paleozyzz8565 At least apple products don't get viruses due to their restrictions
@@Adi-th3is get off ypur high horse lol i never been hacked on andriod and i use anti virus all the time
vegan zyzz no, i dont feel like im in prison, but im a both person tho, i also use non apple product.
vegan zyzz you have to use an anti virus on you’re phone lol
I work an IT and have used Apple products since 2012 when I was in fourth grade. iPhones and iPads are usually the go-to choice for businesses because of its ease of use and ability to be integrated with cloud infrastructure like Intune. And many IT professionals choose iPhones as their daily driving phones because “it just works.”
true sir apple is better and many professionals prefer iphone because it works
Absolutely love ur videos dude!! Keep up the good work!!
This is the least hostile comment section I've ever seen, especially if we're talking about iOS vs. Android lmao
I like Android because you can jailbreak the phone very easily and tinker around with it with iPhones it's just a pain in the butt
@@myorganizeracount7486 Yep! Very easy to just play with android in general haha.
Also thanks for taking me back to my watch history from so long ago. Wow....
@@nighttt_. Because its a apple focused channel so not much android users here. If this video was in general tech channel, more wars.
Even though I'm a long time iPhone user, I've never really experienced the whole Apple Ecosystem thing until last year when I got a Macbook for work. The seamless syncing of my (then) i7+ and my MBP made working more productive. I also bought the Airpods 2nd Gen after 4 months because I was frustrated over the fact that I have to manually connect and then disconnect my Baseus TWS whenever I wanna switch to listening/watching videos on my Macbook. Now, even though the process of switching from iPhone to Macbook isn't perfectly seamless (since there are still bugs w/ the process imo), it's still a better experience since I don't have to go to settings and manually disconnect from my iPhone/Macbook when I want to use one or the other. Hate it or not, the Apple Ecosystem, really is a game changer.
One thing that is available on android but not (or difficult) on iOS, is installing older versions of the apps, and this really bothers me. If thee is a way to return to an older version, tell me how, please.
my first tech product was an ipad and i’ve been using apple products ever since, those products are amazing and they do last long! i just recently upgraded from iphone 7 plus to iphone 11 and they both work amazing, and smoothly even though they’re “old” specially the 7
It’s so much more enjoyable to see Greg laughing and being happy in his videos! Seeing his face in his videos is such an improvement!
As a person who carries around Android and iPhone every day I will say there are pros and cons too both sides, so that's why I have two phones so I can get the best of both worlds.
Me too.
That's pretty smart
I too carry two phones of two different OSes. I have a Galaxy S8 and a 7Plus. Best of both worlds!
Same here. I like the easier file management of android while I get more better deals and bundles on ios.
I carry both as well, but to me Android is just a toy at best, and I use it as such.
Ohhh, the custom skins between brands and models drive me up he wall!
I’m a iPhone user, but have a friend who has an Android and they’re not so tech-savvy, so I had to do a lot for them/show them how. And it’s like every Android is a whole new learning experience.
I’ll be messing around, confused, trying to figure out where everything is every single time.
Also, stuff is really hard to find on Android, to be honest. First off, there are SO MANY present apps and are hidden in subfolders and windows and it’s just nuts. It always takes me a few mins to locate the settings, then more time just to figure out where anything is in the settings.
Like, as you can seein your photos of the three android phones, the settings is not on the home screen. On any of them.
It’s also very frustrating to me to have the browser’s search bar on the homescreen. It’s not actually a problem for ME, but the resulting conversations I’ve had to have because of it.
“WhatsApp doesn’t work. I can’t send anything.”
Me: “Are you online?”
Them: “What?”
Me: “Do you have internet?”
Them: “Oh, yes! Here it is.” And they tap or point to the search bar.
Me: No. That isn’t what I mean.”
Also having another conversation about that when I ask them about their browser or tell them to open it, and they have no clue what I’m talking about.
Yes, I deal with a few extremely tech un-savvy people. From seniors to… I hate to say it, but to women who have no clue either.
I live in Germany and Android is the most popular here. Out of all the people I know here, only three are iPhone users. Everyone else, across the board, is an Android user.
I here you! I have a iphone and will never switch back, because of just this reason. But for my android Since im tech savvy I always loved trying to find out how to do things and make new customizations, but after many years its is hard to do these things and has became more of a chore; Just imagine a older man trying to learn iphone rather then android.
I know why.Android always lags while iOS is fast.i also have android and I hate these slowness
*Adding to what you've said:*
1. Apple takes way less personal data from you vs google, and allows you to delete all of your data from apple directly. The same app also tracks you way less vs on android.
2. The app store is also way more secure than google's play store because it has a more rigorous filtering/application system.
3. iPhones in general are also more secure because there's a higher adoption rate of the latest software/security, and because more devices are able to adopt the newest software/security.
4. Malware also target android devices more for the same reasons. Because most android devices aren't up to date to the newest software/security (as a result of limited software support and adoption rate), it results in more efficient/high success of spread; and because there are way more android phones than iPhones in general, it's also more efficient (more "worth") for the host to spread to more devices at the same time, while having a higher success rate as well due to the lack of software and security updates/adoption, and inferior app filtering.
5. Apple also roles out software updates for bugs/issues way faster than android, usually within a week or two, which means less vulnerability.
6. iPhones have higher resale value, so you actually save more in the long-run with an iPhone.
Cheezzjus wow
Glen Joseph That still doesn’t solve the issue with android as whole. Still poor software support, worse app screening, higher target rate for malware, and lets be real here, even though both companies claim to wipe out all your data they’ll still keep some; the difference is that Apple respects their users enough to actually limit tracking rate when you “turn it off”, whereas it’s very well documented that google steals much more data even when the phone is turned off. Your point still doesn’t explain the main issues with android.
What you said is also the reason why there is no real convinient instagram-photo and story saving app on appstore because apple want to make everyone privacy secured.
Cheezzjus true
agree with #6 I have a co worker who has huwaei Nova 5T latest release last year(?) but she switch to iphone 8plus which is already 2 years old though she still keep the
nova 5t but its just amusing to think that iphones still hold great value compare to other latest android device
I love what he said at the end: Our garden is bigger and prettier than yours. hahahaha
the ios garden has no features
@Layan Alsanea they dont even add widgets to the ipad like thats how bad it is
@@dervillager8038 but now on the ios 15 they will add widgets for the ipad too
@@milanbiro8970 is it out yet? no? yeah then it still sucks.
exynos 2100 is bad too and apple fanboys make fun of Samsung for that but still the exynos 2200 will have a gpu made by amd
@@milanbiro8970 okay but usually if you upgrade a phone it may be better than the last one lmao
Another reason why iPhone is better is because when you dont have a case on your phone the android is so thin it presses random things with the side of your hand
I've been a lifelong Android user and recently made the switch to iPhone. From the Galaxy S22 Ultra to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. And honestly, I'm in love with it. I love how "tight knit" the Apple ecosystem is, even with macOS (I would NEVER trust linking anything to Windows tbh, also I run a Hackintosh lol) .... And I can truly appreciate Apple's commitment to both privacy and security. Compared to Android, iOS really feels ahead of it's time and even futuristic in a way.
1:43 i was an android user for 2 years and never used any other phone but right after i got my iphone i knew exactly how to use it after like 2 days-
If you use android using iphone is not even a task.
FINISH THE DAMM SENTENCESSSSSSSSSSSS
@@user-ut2oo3kx3s i did-
@@tinytruly I mean FINISH YOUR SENTENCES without an hyphen in the end it doesnt make sense.
@@user-ut2oo3kx3s bruh thats just how i text
My heart : Iphone / IOS
My mind : Samsung / Android
😩😩😩
Your heart is never wrong, coming from an Android fan.
Iphone with ios 14
You can buy iphone second,ITS cheap
Toopienator lmao. 😂
Go with what your wallet say
Dont doubt it
i bought iphone 11 Pro Max & i have never been this happy before
Me a apple user: 👍🏽
My mom, an android user:👀
😅🥲🤣😂🤣
I can SENSE the dislikes from a mile away.
If their phone doesn’t blow up first
Only a mile?
I Already smell the Android keyboard warriors
I'm Samsung it but it's true IOS is better because I used to have an iPhone but I prefer the Samsung because let's me customized to my own Preference
@@meh6346 attenagate, bendgate , updategate amoung others planned obscelense
I’m watching this on an iPad Air 2 from 2014, on iOS 14
It’s been 7 years... just crazy
I like how he aknowledges all strenghts and weaknesses of both systems, but it mostly comes down to preference.
I am the rare Apple user who left for a few years and eventually came back. In my experience, Android works well enough, but it is just not as polished as iOS. That lack of polish is not a huge deal, but it generates little inconveniences in places. And what surprised me most coming from Apple was that the stuff I found most annoying was in the very basic features of the phone, not anything remotely complex or advanced. Why are Bluetooth connections miles more stable and reliable in iOS? With an iPhone, whenever I get into my car, it just clicks in 100% of the time. With Android, that was more like 80%. I probably touched that bluetooth connection menu in Android a thousand times trying to get something I'd already paired to the device to connect. Why do my text messages sometimes get inexplicably delayed or even occasionally not received at all? Why can't I easily integrate multiple email addresses from different providers into one application and have it work reliably all the time? None of those are cutting edge features, but they all matter a great deal to users because they use them every day.
iOS is hardly perfect, Why can't I have an always on display if I want it and find it useful? Why can't I have a model with a headphone jack if it matters to me? Why isn't there a calculator built into the iPad? But when you weigh the crap you have to put up with in Apple's ecosystem vs. Android's, Apple is just much smoother and less of a hassle.
7:27 Apple Explained just roasted Android fans lol
i-
Lol
Yup, my favourite part, apart from all of the true facts that apple is better, Lol
ByZaha123 same
No one:
Literally no one,not even their dog:
This comment thread: "hehe,I wonder if hornets hurt if I attack."
As an Android user, I really appreciate this channel for giving us interesting content about Apple. Good work man 👍
Apple is such an interesting company.
The iPhone 5s stopped receiving updates in September 2021. Apple literally made updates for an outdated iOS to keep a 7 year old phone update.
Actually, Android does linking easily to other devices, if you are a technophile and enjoy tinkering with devices.
I love that ending - “our walled garden is bigger and prettier than yours” 😂😂😂 True though! Wish my PC worked with my iPhone and iPad like they work with each other.
Id buy an apple laptop, the only issue is that I'm a PC gamer, and a gaming laptop is the only way to go (as of right now). One of my few sacrifices required when it comes to laptops.
Nathan lee use a Mac emulator
Jack Fitzgerald ❤️
DeliciousBlueberryPie Would that actually run games as well?
Nathan Lee I mainly use a PC for the full Ms Office suite, the hardware is cheaper, and my school/family all use Windows.
I think most people can agree that the best way is
Phone- Apple
Tablet- Apple
Computer- Windows
Fridge- Samsung
Watch- Rolex
Word
if you want longevity than iPhones would be the right choice but for most people they would choose an Android phone.
For me:
Phone: Android
Tablet: Apple
Computer: Windows
Laptop: Linux
Hotel: Trivago
for me
phone : realme
tablet : samsung
computer : asus
Hotel?- trivago
This video was made more than 3 years ago.
Things have changed drastically!
You forgot an important thing, privacy.
i am literally using this for homework
aren't you like 60 lol
@@younes9745 if he’s a teacher then he’s making it
@@younes9745 may be teacher idk
I already FEEL the Android fanboys wanting to say Android is better when it’s literally your own subjective opinion. Apple Explained is going to make a Android video explaining advantages, both operating systems are amazing and have multiple benefits to using them.
Its Yah Boi yup
I'm an android fanboy, and I'm not saying this. I actually envy the ecosystem and updates Apple gives. But as he said in the video, it's a matter of which platform I subjectively prefer over the other based on the pros and the cons of each.
But its quite obvious he was doing it with the intent of getting a rise out of people. Why tf would you expect someone who loves Android to just sit around & be neutral when someone is literally being smug about the advantages that Apple has like the opposing platform doesn't?
Anthony Brazzle : or you know people can calm down, there’s pros and cons to both sides, one is going to be better then the other an vice -versa. So it’s not even about being neutral it’s about be mature🤷🏾♀️
@@flies4976 I said what I said 🤷🏾♂️
I still love my Iphone and will continue to use it. I'm tired of people constantly telling my my phone sucks because android has more freedom.
Same
uuuu that burn at the end! Cheers from the garden
“The new Samsung Galaxy S20 has 16 GB of RAM and is the fastest smartphone ever”
iPhone 11: *hold my A13 Bionic*
1p+ Pro and S20
Hold my 120Hz
@@flamingoxe5984 note 7: hold my exploding battery
Samsung: Hold my 2 years of support and will cost $300 in value in a short period of time
Johnny Wynn this is a killshot
Johnny Wynn
OOF
The fact that such a video absolutely needs this kind of introduction shows how the internet works.
I remember hating apple as a kid just because the internet told me that apple was bad. This is probably the case for most android fanboys. I now realize how stupid it was to criticize apple so harshly for no reason whatsoever.
That’s the sad reality of the internet. Whatever the topic is, if you have a different opinion, choice, team etc., people will attack you in big numbers. Sad but true
You will get hate when popular and everyone wants to be like you
This is the case with Apple, no matter how much ppl hate them, Apple will always be on the shiny top
It's PC on another level.
0:30 "No-one can say one is objectively better"
The title
I've never been into Apple ecosystem, but lately it's getting pretty good, my first device was an ipad pro (2017) which is getting better and faster every year, and thanks to that i'll be getting an iPhone next month, i'm pretty tired of bugs and the lack of updates after 2 years (updates that gives more bugs and battery draining to the phone), I'm not still pretty sure about macs, but the air looks good.
I bought an iPhone because of one reason: I OWN A MACBOOK. It’s really about the ecosystem. I have been an Android guy for years, but having a seamless workflow enables me to work better.
if I don't have a Macbook ...and willing to Shift From OnePlus 6 to iPhone 11...will that create a Problem to me??
@@imsbanerjee97 There's no downside to getting an iPhone and not a MacBook. There's no real downside, only a slight advantage if you take advantage of the ecosystem and how all apple devices just work immediately out of the box with each other.
Suman Banerjee Not really. iPhones are great by themselves.
I currently use Android, but as soon as I get an iMac (hopefully next month) I'm going to switch for the exact same reason.
As a recent iPhone convert, I think one of the things I really enjoy is how Apple doesn't actually force you into its' ecosystem as much as I'd thought. I found it really easy to get my google drive and other google services working smoothly in iOS, and there are lots of settings you can toggle to prioritize compatibility. On the other hand, I really miss a lot of customizability, particularly the gesture action customization in my favorite launcher Nova.
Absolutely this. Things work really well even with 3rd party stuff and they work absolutely magical with the first party stuff. I haven’t had any issues since I switched from Android except that I lost all my WhatsApp chat because WhatsApp is absolutely trash that for some god forsaken reason doesn’t allow users to migrate their chats.
My minor complaint is that most 3rd party apps still use this horrible old tritone ringtone because the notification tone that you set from the settings app does not apply to all the apps. It only applies to messages or mail app. It’s so stupid and I can’t understand why Apple hasn’t changed it or at least given users a default option from the settings app to change tones for specific apps
Google chrome seems nicer on the iphone than my last phone with samsung. However, I'm really disappointed that youtube music doesn't work with the lte apple watch though. My whole reason for getting the watch was being able to listen to music without needing to have the phone there.
The "lack of customization" isn't a flaw. It's a deliberate decision. And it goes back a very, very long way. Every Apple computer had very little things you could do to change the Mac OS. The reason is for user familiarity. Anyone that has used one, can use any other machine. Unlike Windows (let's not even talk about the millions of desktop environments on Linux!). The same thing holds true with iOS. They want anyone that has used an iPhone (or iPad or Apple TV, etc. for that matter) to be able to use any other iPhone or iPad or Apple TV or iPod, etc.
It's interesting to hear Windows fans and Android fans talk about 'features' that are 'lacking' from Apple products as if Apple is too dumb or something to include them. They just aren't getting the different set of priorities. I have used them all and I keep coming back to Mac OS and iOS (et al) because they do what I need them to do without having to be tinkered with. At this point, I just want things to work.
@@caoimhin7122 I never stated whether Apple was making a deliberate choice or not. I know they are. It simply is not a choice I enjoy, as someone who does not fully buy in to the Apple ecosystem.
I'm not trying to tell Apple what to do, I'm just commenting on my interests as a consumer and what is the thing which will likely drive me away from apple devices in the end.
Whether something is a flaw or not is subjective, unless it's actively harming people. What Apple chooses to do doesn't match my wants, and so for my uses it is a flaw.
In my experience as an ex android fan I could care less about customization. I want the damn thing to just work.
Had android for 7 years then I switched 2 months ago to my new iPhone 11 and honestly I don’t know how I lived without it, I use my Apple Card and Apple Pay every day and Face ID on iPhone is the greatest thing ever, ios and the Apple ecosystem is insane
We are not mad that your garden is prettier than ours. We are just sad someone is happy in its own little bubble without ever getting to know how beautiful rest of the world is. Marques summed it perfectly, when he said millions of people (IPhone users) have never imagined what they are missing out on. He was talking about not being given the basic feature like 90hz screen for several years. Also I fail to understand why someone would want to tie themselves to a certain company on purpose even though it supposedly is good.
I’m a victim of “once you go Mac, you never go back” I used to love how you can personalize android phones, make it cute inside and all that. But as I get older and busier, iPhone is the only choice. (How I found out about the difference of ios & android you may ask: A friend let me borrow an old iPhone when my android phone broke. And It was a life changing experience)
This happened to me too. Dealt with buggy and glitchy Android phones for a long time and once I tried the iPhone 4 for the first time, I never looked back. Only ahead to that next iPhone and yeah, it was life changing. They are the only phones that work flawlessly in my experience plus they actually have a higher level of functionality than Android phones and that's even more apparent when you have other Apple devices such as the Apple Watch or the AirPods Pro.
normie
Same here, I used to tinker android a lot and download unauthorised versions of android cause my phone did not get the update and ended up damaging few phones. Then I bought a second hand iPhone just to see how it is, it was a " life changing " experience for me too . The fact that you don't have do anything to your phone to make it prettier or do some extensive search and download to get the latest update was so refreshing. Not to mention the constant glitch, lag and force closer with android at the time, don't miss that at all.
A phone?? Life changing experience??big words for a phone...you need to reevaluate what life-changing experiences really are...We are talking about phones right?
@@Stand4ndFight are you living in like, the 90s still? Jesus Christ phones these days are really powerful and having the right one makes a huge difference. Stop tryna knock people down
2:53 watching this on my new SE 2020, feels good to know
@Luigina Trotta ?
@Justine Tayabas prob not better than the current new smartphones i assume, but it does outperform my 86% battery health iphone 7 by a LOT tho
Since my SE I got a MacBook, old Apple Watch and iPad and it all works great
Me too
@Shingo lol nice, I agree iPhone 7 is still a beast in 2021
No wonder why the most popular game in mobile had a right decision when it can be supported higher fps for the latest apple devices
As someone who’s been an apple user basically my entire life. I believe that the fact android is open source is both its greatest strengths and its greatest weaknesses.
Android can be used to bring smart functionalities to other devices besides just smartphones, tablets and laptops. But with so many different companies using Android leads to massive fragmentation since companies want their devices to be the best, so they can make the largest profit. They want their version to be the first Android device that people first think about.
You look very happy in this video, did you have a particularly good day?
This comment made me happy
EpicAwesome GamerBoy this reply made me happy
This thread made me happy.
Switched last year at the age of 25 out of boredom, curiosity and job requirement got my first iphone, the 12 mini and I have to say that coming from 5+ years of android it is indeed the user experience that makes a huge difference between the two and what I mean by this is the smoothness of the animations, no laggy stuff in terms of ui / ux, apps open right away, great performance and overall it just gives the impression that you waste less time when you're using an iphone in contrast to an android and this still applies even today.
From my pov it's all about the os, because let's say hypothetically the latest Galaxy has even better hardware than the latest iphone, the android os doesn't cater as well as ios does to iphone because android isn't optimized for a specific device / hardware therefore they are trying to supply a overall good experience for all phones whom use android and apple is focusing only on one phone. Makes sense why iphone / ios is better ?
Certainly does. I'm probably gonna switch to the highest end iphone 15 with the lowest storage since I don't typically use it. I started buying Samsung phones when the s9 came out. I genuinely in my heart of hearts believe that phone beat apples offering handily at the time maybe besides cameras which idgaf about. But ever since each phone is getting worse. The s9 speakers blow the s22 ultra out of the water. Why? Like seriously. That's so yucky. Apple wouldn't do it dirty like that. I hate Apple for other reasons but their product seems better and I'm just ready to switch.
Companies releasing their products in each category has nothing to do with trying to lock consumers in their own ecosystem. Apple literally locks features for other companies devices if Apple is a competitor. For example, Apple has Apple TV, which you can cast your phone screen to, but you can't cast your phone screen to chromecast, you can just cast within apps that has casting capabilities. You can't properly use an apple watch with an android device, yet you can use whichever android watch regardless of the brand of phone you are using. Yes, companies would like you to purchase their products instead of their competitors even if they both use the same OS, but they don't lock you out of majority of its features, just the ones that they geniunely cannot get to work because its a brand specific feature.
As a current Pixel user and a former Samsung user, I agree with some of the points. But ease of use, I don't agree, for one because of the Always On Display on my pixel, by just looking at my phone I get the time, date, weather and battery percentage without opening the phone. Also when open the phone the Google search bar widget is right there to quickly search if I need to, swiping to my right I get the Google News Feed, swipe up on the Home Page I get the App Draw, very easy. Also looking at my notifications with the icons at the top, also very easy and convenient. Google Assistant on the pixel make so many functions easily and readily available. So that notion that it's more complicated on Android, maybe in the past but not now.
Apple users are lock in the past
Just switched from a P30 Pro to an iPhone 7. Although the P30 has more power, I felt in love with the 7. It is so sky smooth and it fits perfectly in my workflow. Taking photos and adjusting the lighting is a matter of seconds and just sooo convenient. I also found myself being less on my phone cause I get work done quicker. Only Thing I miss is Google Drive and the 2 extra lenses. If u can miss out on zooming 10x without loss of quality and night mode the 7 is king. The Ram is nearly 3 times bigger on the P30 but after using GarageBand and WhatsApp and Snapchat and instagram the full video is still in my Ram and available offline. Compare that to my P30 deleting the vid when I lock my phone. I don’t miss the big screen at all. I only miss a battery that lasts a full day haha
i’m an iphone user and i would prefer a p30 pro over an iphone 7...
I use iOS and love it in fact I have every product apples made in the last five years except HomePod yes there’s a Google Drive app for that LOL
A p30 is wayyy more powered. If you want a iPhone, don’t get the 7 after experiencing a p30. Get a iPhone 11
Isaac Castillo Huawei P30 Pro // Android phone
Im also on an Android from huawei and I feel that huawei is the best at integrating devices and making them work in their ecosystem in the Android side but now with the ban and loss of the Google apps I feel it's hopeless. So in the last few weeks, because I want to upgrade, I thought really hard on switching to iOS and buying an iPhone 7 / 8 / SE 2 and Im really determinated to switch when seeing soooooo many people also switching to iOS and having a great experience =)
I switched to ios this year and I don't see myself going back to Android, not because it's a bad OS, just feels like ios feels more suited to me for my everyday use, and different people can have different needs of their choice of OS accordingly
As a lover of Apple, who rarely uses Android, I can confirm the iced coffee does indeed possess a lowe temprature.
It's not a walled garden, bro. It's called a prison.