I agree. I have an Android/Samsung Note 9, Macbook Pro Laptop, Hackintosh Desktop (High Sierra/Win 10 LTSC), Apple & Samsung Tablets, Samsung TV. You use the OS that fits your needs. I have NO OS loyalty!!! That's kinda' dumb.
I've used both and I still prefer Android to iOS.....why? One of the reasons is it's less restricted, different launchers, you can have different default apps so not locked to chrome browser for example. But everyone is different, everyone has a choice.
Yeah. Also, That's why I dislike some apple users. Because of the influence it has and how popular it is, people just use those without giving Android a try, and many try to say android is bad without trying it. It's just annoying. You can't have an opinion of which is better if you haven't used both.
@@blinblinthing I'm not defending apple, I just wish android manufacturers wouldn't copy apples trends, the notch, removal of the headphone Jack, face unlock all that rubbish
How to end the debate... Apple is "more secure" in the sense of vulnerabilities. But not very out there in the customizations department being they hate you for jailbreaking. Android is open source (a lot more vulnerabilities and bullshit) but a tons more customization especially with root. There will never be a be all end all. Some want something that just works...Apple- Some want something that just works, but can be pushed past its normal limits. - android.
Salpertia the thing that i really hate is that people always says you choose android for customisations, actually many android users like me doesnt customise their phones
Samsung has had DEX for years. And now they put DEX into the Note 10+ which turns your phone into a desktop computer. You can even drag and drop files from PC to phone, and vice versa. Both use the same PC screen. Can any iPhone do that?
Which OS is best? My take- the one YOU choose to use. It’s a matter of personal preference. The functionality you want versus what each offers determines this.
Lol, you're taking the easy way out, like a parent saying they love both kids equally. The truth is, if you had to choose, you should take the OS with more features; and we all know which one that is.
@@blinblinthing unless you hate it. I still love the free apks of paid apps and all of the other things like that, so I don't think I could ever leave Android. Some people prefer iOS even though there's less in it.
@@leostrangman persons that hate Android are usually persons who either: Know very little about phones. Persons that rely heavily on Apple's speaking points for tech knowledge. Persons that conclude the more popular phone has to be better hence the reason it's popular.
Asarni Thomas it's not taking the easy way out. That's why it's called personal preference. I have chosen, and switched, plenty of times. I prefer iOS, even if it has less features. There are features (while a small list) it does have that Android doesn't, and that's a big reason why I stay with it
Actually it's not even "imessage". It's the "blue bubbles" that keeps people with iphone. No teen aged girl wants to be seen as a "green bubble person". haha
I guess being able to send large files. All my friends have WhatsApp though so that's the alternative. It's really not a big deal, I would never go back to iOS again.
One of the biggest reasons I haven’t left my IPhone 8 is my music I have, and it’s paid for. I see no need for a new phone because the next iPhone has no “wow” to it. I will most likely keep my phone till no more updates or I find one that really does impress me.
The War may have come to a halt, but there are still battles to wage. Now it is a matter of watching the mid-tier phone spectrum come into its own. You don't need a $1000 phone as you said in the video. The $199-$300 phone offers benefits and features that match flagship offerings.
I don't see how someone can say all phone look or function the same. My s10+ has a curved screen which iphones dont. S10+ has under screen finger print scanner that works almost perfectly. iPhones cant download anything off the internet. So I see android as the clear winner.
Funny Momentz but the XS Max has the more secure Face ID and is much faster than the S10+. There are pros and cons to all devices, there is no clear winner it is simply down to personal preference
@@alexgetting245 face ID is not more secured than the in-display finger print and a microseconds speed is insignificant in real life usage.Stop exaggerating features about iphones cos it not better an android.Whiles android has features that iphones will never have.
Clement Adjei Face ID is more secure and I prefer Face ID to fingerprint sensors. I think you need to accept that some people like things that you don’t like and have different opinions
Funny Momentz Face ID is secured to 1,000,00 to 1. Fingerprint sensors are secured 50,000 to 1. I’m sorry but Face ID is more secure. In all honesty though, I don’t care what you prefer about, you a sammy fanboy? That’s fine. I prefer iOS and use iOS but I’m open and like Android
They're kind of close BUT, iOS still doesn't have picture minimisation on iPhone, you still can't replace the (awful) standard launcher, it doesn't allow floating windows, it doesn't have split screen on iPhone. Going back to iPhone feels like stepping back a generation.
Android:- Almost all features packed in one device.. Ios@Apple:- separate some functions@features into many devices(apple)..so you need to owned each individually for task that you need..
One thing I completely disagree with is the idea that a "smartphone" is simply a phone. In spite of it reaching commodity status, it is a handheld, general-purpose, supercomputer whose range of applications is only limited by the size of human creativity. It is the single most sophisticated piece of technology you will find in the pockets of most people, and it just happens to have a phone app. It is a personal communications device far superior to any we've had before, surpassing the idea of "a phone," in the way that a computer exceeds the notion of pencil and paper. Calling it just a phone is like calling a Swiss Army knife, just a bottle opener. Early on in the life of the iPhone, Newt Gingrich got one. He recognized the potential and objected to the name "smartphone." In a video released on RUclips, Gingrich pointed to his office desk phone and suggested that it was a smartphone, while the iPhone was much more. He stated that the iPhone was a computer. He was, indeed correct. Nonetheless, he was sneered at in the media as having no idea what a smartphone is. He was called moron, stupid, etc. It was and still is a typical treatment for conservative politicians. I digress. When it comes to who won the "smartphone war," it depends on how you look at it. Apple defined the device. Apple created the industry, and Apple continues to take home the lion's share of "smartphone" profits, even though Android is winning in market share. iPhone users tend to be wealthier, better educated, etc. So they are more inclined to buy apps and pay for services. The iPhone drove Apple to become the world's first trillion-dollar company, while Samsung continues to lose money, making smartphones. I would call Apple the clear winner except that the war has now moved into "Cold War" status. Apple needs to get more people into using their services. They are winning here also. All those iPhones and iPads and Macs out there are starting to take advantage of Apple services. These services include storage, email, calendaring, NEWS, music, TV, movies, Apple Pay, Apple Card, APP STORE/MAC APP STORE, Apple Books, Apple Care, Maps, SIRI, and in-store services. While Apple's iPhone sales are down by about 12%, their services are now up by a significant double-digit percentage as well. At the same time, competitors such as Google are also pushing their similar services. Apple is competing with those services by touting "Privacy." Google makes money by selling information about the people who use their services, voluntarily or not. Apple makes money when you buy their products. There's a lot of talk about privacy right now, much of it generated by Apple themselves. Apple is thus calling into question Google's entire business model, which depends on you not caring about your privacy. At the same time, there's also a lot of talk about Apple being a monopoly. There are calls to see Apple broken up, separated from their services, in particular, the iOS and Mac app stores. Coincidence? I think not. There are forces unseen fighting battles in the halls of Congress. Lawsuits have been filed, and propaganda is being pushed. Each time you hear Apple say "Privacy," remember they are saying "Google and Facebook SUCK! Use our services!" When you listen to politicians complain about monopolies, ask yourself, "Who thinks this?"
I agree think Google and Apple especially may be hit and broken up by congress..especially Facebook which could hurt google but think cameras have been improved on Android side...I have note 9 and definitely dont feel need to upgrade till maybe note 11....think many people that used to upgrade every year have stopped both Android and Apple....think that camerss used to be Apples big selling point...I hike in Colorado in a hiking group that is mostly Apple phones and their pics are amazing....but think difference between Apple and Android is narrowing...
Android one the user share because all the different manufacturers all run android where is only Apple runs iOS that’s like comparing every single car manufacturer to just Ford? If you compare Apple and I were so against any single android manufacture Apple blows them out of the water
the decisive one is Which is the easiest operating system for the user and which operating system has the most features is the operating system. and why can't an Android phone that is 4 years old have the latest Android version
I don't get why Microsoft gave up, even Windows CE did stuff other OS can't do now or won't. They have the money, could have paid to get popular apps to make a version. Makes no sense to me. It had the polish and everything. Same goes for berries, then again they are Canadians so I understand that.
I agree that the two systems are very equal. One thing thats very different is the price. Here in Sweden a One+ 7 pro costs about 700$ and an iPhone Xs max about 1300$. Almost twice as much. No wonder that the iPhone sales are dropping like a stone
If there is one thing that iOS has the advantage over Android, I would say the seamless ecosystem integration. You can maximize the use of your iPhone if you have an Apple Watch, Airpods, iPad, Macbook, or anything made by Apple. Sure, Android OEMs tried to replicate that but it is not as seamless as the one with iOS.
Also, Apple supports their devices for atleast 3-5 years compared to only 2-3 years for Android OEMs. And that is for the flagship devices. As for the midrange and below, your lucky if you get one major update of Android.
yeah but please realize that this is just apple trying to maximize their customer lifetime value. Also, it comes at the price of outside integration. For example, try to natively listen to spotify on your homepod. It's not possible. It's really the "golden cage" of apple devices, if you will. But then again, it's rather Apple milking you. And the seamlessness you were talking about comes with a significant tradeoff: user choice.
Agree to disagree. I have iOS and Android products. And I honestly don't think there is any real discernable difference between iOS and Android. Not to say they are exactly the same, but as far as how they work on phones and tablets and with each other there is no real difference. If anything Android has the edge with the fact that you can transfer files around all android devices offline while keeping everything truly secure.
@@marvinbeckmann7914 those are valid points. It is frustrating that when you are on iOS, you have to use Apple's services (ot atleast recommend you to) or else it will not work well with the ecosystem. If you are indeed using Apple's services, there is nothing to worry about.
@@patrickangeloamable7784 that strength is also Apple's weakness. When you get a phone that has support for that long, consumers won't bother to upgrade. Hence the low sales of the XS range.
Unfortunately living in the US, I still have ppl trying to convince me to switch to iPhone because it's "better" than Android. It's all a preference now and some ppl clearly don't see that and it gets annoying.
I live in the US and I'm Android all the way. They want you to switch to apple to be miserable like them. When I bust out the features on Android pie, they trip out.
There is a basic feature that distinguishes Apple and Google which is, IMO, freedom. And... The most revolutionary phone of all times, also IMHO, was the Nokia N95!!!
I prefer, Android - phone, iOS - tablet, Windows 10 - hybrid convertible , and Mac OS X/ Windows 7 - desktops. I like them all. Hate Amazon Fire OS, and never have been compelled enough, to use Chrome OS.
I never liked iPhone from day 1, i see it as a prisoner phone base on limitations or restrictions, Samsung is my choice. I love the limitless functionalities of android ... iphone is just name and packaging but i don't give a fuck about that.
Wow, this is so cool! You really get near perfect balance between critic and positive narrative. Appreciate your work, you leverage it to the level of art.
All phones have about the same features? Are you on drugs? Do iphones have: wide angle camera ? IP69 ? Dual blue tooth speakers ? VR support ? DEX like solution ? S-Pen ? 5G ? 25 watt charging? 4K front facing camera? Super slow mode? Pro mode? Triple aperture? Dual Pixel autofocus? Super steady video recording? Expandable memory? Built in Crypto Wallet based on block chain tech? Dolby Atmos support? Dual Messenger? Knox defense grade security? Securer folder? Multi-Window? Themes? Wifi 6? Reverse wireless charging? Inscreen fingerprint scanner? Intelligent ISO? TOF sensor? Themes? Have you been hibernating the past two years?
GoGee Spot on comment mate, I always felt exactly the same. When I see these fools paying 1000 for a phone with an utterly hideous notch, I laugh and laugh and laugh. Best way; wait a year and get a Samsung flagship for 40% of the new price
Both are nearly identical these days features wise. The only real differences are customization with Android honestly. I like iOS because of the overall stability and performance compared with Android.
Stability and performance are not an issues with Android. If anything apple FORCED me to leave them by purposely slowing down iPhones and making me hate my beloved iPhone SE. 💔 Also the SE is my favorite iPhone of all time
iPhones are honestly pretty boring but they just work and I’ve used an android phone in the past and they just seem messy. I think a lot of people would like iPhones more if you could simply change your text schemes 😩Something so simple like that on IOS would be icing on the cake.
Started with Apple, switched after iPhone 5 and will never go back, love my note 8. Apple still has the best watch and ear buds, too bad their phones suck now.
I've given up spending a thousand dollars on a phone and I'm just as happy with a Samsung a50 or a moto g7 power I if I should break one I can get another and still save a lot of cash
As someone that lives in a small town the Samsung phones equipped with Samsung Pay give a huuuuge advantage over any phone that doesn't because of MST. To me that's the major feature that I won't leave Samsung because of.
Nailed this one right on the head! It's a matter of preference. There are things on both platforms that the other one lacks, but for everyday use, any person can make use of both OS's.
Very nice video Jason. I think you bring up a good point about why the mobile phone market has declined in the past 3 years. Great point. Thanks for the video
I really appreciate the work of iOS but what do you gain if your car dictates to you where you drive it to and your toaster telling you the kind of bread to buy🤔 take my money android I just want to use my phone the way I want it😎
Abdul Karim Razak how do you use your phone the way you want? Cuz you can change themes and download illegal songs, movies and apps? Please tell me what your phone does? Android users are just petty people 🤦🏽♂️
@@chydi10 I couldn't last a day without my custom APKs, faster animations, blank home screen, custom icons and placement anywhere, and especially custom gestures. The gestures are a life changer...You should try it sometime. More choices, always on display, fast charging included, and cheaper price, are great bonuses.
@@chydi10 I have an obdeleven eleven dongle that allows me to run diagnostics and unlock features that would typically require payment from a dealership upon delivery of a new vehicle. I've also got a JB4 tuning box that allows me to adjust a custom map, and take logs to see how my car reacts to adjustments and make my car as fast and safely tuned as I can get it. I'd say that's a pretty big difference. Imagine if Chevy made it so that you could only buy specific fuels from only their fuel store... yuck.
PAINFULLY HONEST TECH ha, knew you couldn’t leave iPhone. I’ve tried; bought and returned the S10+ at least 3 or four different times, same with OP7pro, Pixel 3 series. And now I’ve reserved a Note10 😳.
It’s about personal preference no matter how you look at it. I was die hard Apple until I saw the Note 2. Left Apple. In early 2018 I had the iPhone X and the Note8. Sold the Note8 and kept the iPhone. Skipped the Note9 and got the XS Max. Skipping the Note 10 for iPhone 11. I don’t hate Android. I just need a break from it.
Always on point. Thanks Jason. So many crucial points you made. Would love to see/hear your opinion in a video about what phones will be like 5-10 years from now!
I've got to wonder what planet he's on. The war is over yes, and the winner was Samsung Note 9 over all else by a very wide margin. Apple down for the count, and other Android competitors now also-rans. You can't beat Dex, stylus, micro-SD card support, heart rate monitor, blood O2 monitor, split screen operation, RUclips PIP, and other features. Strong downvote to this episode, which is a total fail.
Here’s a thing, I’ve only ever had Apple smart phones. Reason being I have pretty bad eyesight (genetic not myopic) and have used IPads for reading for years now so using an IPhone was logical - all the icons, functions etc the same. However I am fed up giving money to Apple and I do not, not want to upgrade my 6 for a new IPhone. Just how different is Android? Is it straightforward jumping to a Samsung or Huawei from an IPhone?
I know in my note 9 and my lg you can set it up to make type on websites bigger and even have things like messages read out to you...you can invert the color for easier reading just by going into settings...on my samsung there are topics for almost everything and since I have tmobile I can call them for tips....I dont do much changing my screen other than using one of my hiking pics as a screen display....really it is easy...my note 9 options screen will let me search options too...and I think note 9 price has dropped quite a bit and will be a great deal....
Yes, the war is over. No, they are not the same. For me Apple lost it totally, the software is ridiculously rigid and like jail. Music transfer is just HIDEOUS on iOS. It's like one of biggest NO in my life
hmmm... When it comes to flexibility of the OS, Android wins When it comes to efficiency of the OS, iOS wins It's just because of how differently they are designed. I prefer Android and specifically Samsung Note devices because of the software and hardware features no other phone has.
Yeah I never understood the whole customize the interface appeal. I am never looking at my home screen that long. I am texting, commenting on RUclips, watching videos, replying to emails, opening a word document to edit on my commute. If I want just the audio from a RUclips video or music or podcast I’m not staring at my phone it is put away. Maybe I’m too old for that crowd 🤷♂️
Jason, thank you for your explanation; excellently stated. Though Samsung’s S10 grabbed my attention two things stop me from purchasing Android smartphones, crapware users cannot remove, updates where many new-ish Android phones may not receive them. As for Apple two iOS features I use daily, not on Android, are AirDrop and Continuity. Maybe Android has an app for both, but then you must cajole the other person to install it as well.
Apple is losing market share and they shoud only blame themselves. Apple has become an ignorant and customer hostile company not honoring its warranties, always accusing the customers, never taking its responsibility for broken products. My own experience. I have been using Iphones for 10 years but switched lately to Galaxy s10. And I know that many others are in process of doing the same thing. The trend will continue and will even be stronger. Nokia had 40% of the world market before collapsing. Large corporations often miss trends, do wrong analysis and stop caring about their loyal core customers. I see the same tendency with Apple.
Apple listen to customers. And basically saying they are going to fail is false. Android OEM's are just as bad Google wants your data and OEM's want your money. Also will not update as often or at all. Just need to read the Android forums for that detail. If Apple did not care about it's customers or devices it would not update them. Apple is not losing market share. People are not upgrading as often and this also tracks with other OEM's
@@EDITS_SC according to the recent statistics Apple is selling less devices while Samsung is increasing. Apple is NOT HONORING ITS WARRANTIES ! MY own experience. Apple has become EXTREMELY CUSTOMER HOSTILE. They sell to you an overpriced gimmick and when it fails it is always your fault. MY OWN EXPERIENCE. And I know that many people are in process of switching away from Iphone. AND NO, not all companies are customer hostile. Otherwise they would not be able to gain market share against Apple.
@@budfox3097 Well using statistics Samsung is increasing in sales of low end and midrange. Losing ground in flagships. I have never had a issue with Apple and customer service. I think if you read about how Samsung and Google and OnePlus and Huawai treat their customers you would not just be singling out Apple. Customer service has nothing to do with increasing sales. Price point does.
@@EDITS_SC Competitors have proven that Apple manufactures overpriced gimmicks with NO value added at all. Their phones are not even premium, look at the specs, always inferior compared to the competitoion. Yes sure, the design is nice but everything else is realy bad. Apple has historically had a great offer in terms of total package and even used to take care of their loyal customers. I know, I have been using Iphones during the past 10 years. But this has radically chenged. Out of 5 times I have been in contact with them 4 times I were an extreme disappointment. And I know many other people that have similar experiences. Apple doesn't honor its warranty. That is THE FACT. Haha of course customer service har an enormous impact on sales. With great customer service I gladly upgrade every year. That is THE MOST IMPORTANT factor in fact especially in the premium segment. The fact is that Samsung is increasing and Apple IS LOSING, the recent statistics show that. Apple is DOWN extremely year on year. They are not able to cheat their customers forever.
You can customize an Android OS with skins, launchers, icon packs, etc. So I would say that is a huge difference between the two systems. As far as functionality, sure, very similar. But why not choose a device with many different hardware options, cheap or expensive, different brands, etc., over one company that makes you do things "they're way"?
Can we really say they are equal now ? I can't say with any personal experience as I have only owned iPhones so far. But every time I seriously think about switching I start comparing my personal "must have" apps they either aint on android or the android version is sub-par on features or polish
For real, go give Android a shot. And preferably, something like a OnePlus. The OnePlus 5 I had was the closest I've ever come to feeling like an Android phone was as smooth and fast as an iPhone. But at the end of the day, even though I'm a techie and I love to tinker and do all the cool things Android can do, I always go back to the iPhone. There's nothing as good, IMO
It isn’t even a comparison they aren’t competing for the same goal other than drawing in people to the system. The direction is completely different the most similar thing about them is the fact they’re both an operating system
Maybe put a few layers of diffusion over your key light? I usually listen to your videos as I drive, but the highlights are a little distracting to watch
Never let 1 brand tie you down. I'm using
-samsung s10+
-Apple ipad pro
-LG smart watch
-Sony TV
-Mi power bank
It's a big reason people dont like Apple. It's why I've never owned one.
Wow..what a nice harmony you got there mate..agree with you..but my wallet disagree..😂
Exactly, you compare different products at your desired price point and get the best you can afford.
I agree. I have an Android/Samsung Note 9, Macbook Pro Laptop, Hackintosh Desktop (High Sierra/Win 10 LTSC), Apple & Samsung Tablets, Samsung TV.
You use the OS that fits your needs. I have NO OS loyalty!!! That's kinda' dumb.
@@risquedj cant agree more!
I've used both and I still prefer Android to iOS.....why? One of the reasons is it's less restricted, different launchers, you can have different default apps so not locked to chrome browser for example. But everyone is different, everyone has a choice.
I prefer android but I can’t deny the influence IOS has on the industry
dramitex D I just wish google would stop copying apples bullshit 😂
Aidan Sparkes I wish apple would copy androids basic features like multitasking
@@psbetter5838 look at the upcoming pixel 4, shameless iphone XS rip off
Yeah. Also, That's why I dislike some apple users. Because of the influence it has and how popular it is, people just use those without giving Android a try, and many try to say android is bad without trying it. It's just annoying. You can't have an opinion of which is better if you haven't used both.
@@blinblinthing I'm not defending apple, I just wish android manufacturers wouldn't copy apples trends, the notch, removal of the headphone Jack, face unlock all that rubbish
Keep it up! Android vs IOS is always tricky, both have their strengths and weaknesses
Both are the same. XD they make calls and have apps. Do the same thing. At this point im sick of both and im waiting for halo phones.
How to end the debate...
Apple is "more secure" in the sense of vulnerabilities. But not very out there in the customizations department being they hate you for jailbreaking.
Android is open source (a lot more vulnerabilities and bullshit) but a tons more customization especially with root.
There will never be a be all end all.
Some want something that just works...Apple-
Some want something that just works, but can be pushed past its normal limits. - android.
Ronnie Mwenda android have no wickness
Theninety they don't do the same
Salpertia the thing that i really hate is that people always says you choose android for customisations, actually many android users like me doesnt customise their phones
Samsung has had DEX for years.
And now they put DEX into the Note 10+ which turns your phone into a desktop computer.
You can even drag and drop files from PC to phone, and vice versa.
Both use the same PC screen.
Can any iPhone do that?
@ROLANDO QUIROZ Sorry I don't know what you mean.
Which OS is best? My take- the one YOU choose to use. It’s a matter of personal preference. The functionality you want versus what each offers determines this.
Lol, you're taking the easy way out, like a parent saying they love both kids equally. The truth is, if you had to choose, you should take the OS with more features; and we all know which one that is.
@@blinblinthing unless you hate it. I still love the free apks of paid apps and all of the other things like that, so I don't think I could ever leave Android. Some people prefer iOS even though there's less in it.
@@leostrangman persons that hate Android are usually persons who either:
Know very little about phones.
Persons that rely heavily on Apple's speaking points for tech knowledge.
Persons that conclude the more popular phone has to be better hence the reason it's popular.
Asarni Thomas Like I said, it’s a matter of preference.
Asarni Thomas it's not taking the easy way out. That's why it's called personal preference. I have chosen, and switched, plenty of times. I prefer iOS, even if it has less features. There are features (while a small list) it does have that Android doesn't, and that's a big reason why I stay with it
The only true thing iPhones have over Android is iMessage.
That's it.
True
Actually it's not even "imessage". It's the "blue bubbles" that keeps people with iphone. No teen aged girl wants to be seen as a "green bubble person". haha
Lol true
And FaceTime and airdrop
I guess being able to send large files. All my friends have WhatsApp though so that's the alternative. It's really not a big deal, I would never go back to iOS again.
One of the biggest reasons I haven’t left my IPhone 8 is my music I have, and it’s paid for. I see no need for a new phone because the next iPhone has no “wow” to it. I will most likely keep my phone till no more updates or I find one that really does impress me.
The War may have come to a halt, but there are still battles to wage. Now it is a matter of watching the mid-tier phone spectrum come into its own. You don't need a $1000 phone as you said in the video. The $199-$300 phone offers benefits and features that match flagship offerings.
I don't see how someone can say all phone look or function the same. My s10+ has a curved screen which iphones dont. S10+ has under screen finger print scanner that works almost perfectly. iPhones cant download anything off the internet. So I see android as the clear winner.
Funny Momentz but the XS Max has the more secure Face ID and is much faster than the S10+. There are pros and cons to all devices, there is no clear winner it is simply down to personal preference
@@alexgetting245 face ID is not more secured than the in-display finger print and a microseconds speed is insignificant in real life usage.Stop exaggerating features about iphones cos it not better an android.Whiles android has features that iphones will never have.
Clement Adjei Face ID is more secure and I prefer Face ID to fingerprint sensors. I think you need to accept that some people like things that you don’t like and have different opinions
@@alexgetting245 i don't care about what people prefer but saying that faceID is more secured that indisplay fingerprint is a false statement
Funny Momentz Face ID is secured to 1,000,00 to 1. Fingerprint sensors are secured 50,000 to 1. I’m sorry but Face ID is more secure. In all honesty though, I don’t care what you prefer about, you a sammy fanboy? That’s fine. I prefer iOS and use iOS but I’m open and like Android
They're kind of close BUT, iOS still doesn't have picture minimisation on iPhone, you still can't replace the (awful) standard launcher, it doesn't allow floating windows, it doesn't have split screen on iPhone. Going back to iPhone feels like stepping back a generation.
Exactly. Why pay more for an iPhone to have less features?
It's like buying a PC with Windows XP on it.
If that's your opinion there's nothing wrong with that but just letting you know there's a billion users who disagree with you 🤷♂️😆
@@BenMcBethAviation Android has more users, the only market where Apple is big is US with 39%, globally they are 12%.
@@BenMcBethAviation not that many who've actually used both
Android:- Almost all features packed in one device..
Ios@Apple:- separate some functions@features into many devices(apple)..so you need to owned each individually for task that you need..
One thing I completely disagree with is the idea that a "smartphone" is simply a phone. In spite of it reaching commodity status, it is a handheld, general-purpose, supercomputer whose range of applications is only limited by the size of human creativity. It is the single most sophisticated piece of technology you will find in the pockets of most people, and it just happens to have a phone app.
It is a personal communications device far superior to any we've had before, surpassing the idea of "a phone," in the way that a computer exceeds the notion of pencil and paper. Calling it just a phone is like calling a Swiss Army knife, just a bottle opener.
Early on in the life of the iPhone, Newt Gingrich got one. He recognized the potential and objected to the name "smartphone." In a video released on RUclips, Gingrich pointed to his office desk phone and suggested that it was a smartphone, while the iPhone was much more. He stated that the iPhone was a computer. He was, indeed correct.
Nonetheless, he was sneered at in the media as having no idea what a smartphone is. He was called moron, stupid, etc. It was and still is a typical treatment for conservative politicians. I digress.
When it comes to who won the "smartphone war," it depends on how you look at it. Apple defined the device. Apple created the industry, and Apple continues to take home the lion's share of "smartphone" profits, even though Android is winning in market share. iPhone users tend to be wealthier, better educated, etc. So they are more inclined to buy apps and pay for services. The iPhone drove Apple to become the world's first trillion-dollar company, while Samsung continues to lose money, making smartphones.
I would call Apple the clear winner except that the war has now moved into "Cold War" status. Apple needs to get more people into using their services. They are winning here also.
All those iPhones and iPads and Macs out there are starting to take advantage of Apple services. These services include storage, email, calendaring, NEWS, music, TV, movies, Apple Pay, Apple Card, APP STORE/MAC APP STORE, Apple Books, Apple Care, Maps, SIRI, and in-store services. While Apple's iPhone sales are down by about 12%, their services are now up by a significant double-digit percentage as well.
At the same time, competitors such as Google are also pushing their similar services. Apple is competing with those services by touting "Privacy." Google makes money by selling information about the people who use their services, voluntarily or not. Apple makes money when you buy their products. There's a lot of talk about privacy right now, much of it generated by Apple themselves. Apple is thus calling into question Google's entire business model, which depends on you not caring about your privacy.
At the same time, there's also a lot of talk about Apple being a monopoly. There are calls to see Apple broken up, separated from their services, in particular, the iOS and Mac app stores. Coincidence? I think not. There are forces unseen fighting battles in the halls of Congress. Lawsuits have been filed, and propaganda is being pushed. Each time you hear Apple say "Privacy," remember they are saying "Google and Facebook SUCK! Use our services!" When you listen to politicians complain about monopolies, ask yourself, "Who thinks this?"
I agree think Google and Apple especially may be hit and broken up by congress..especially Facebook which could hurt google but think cameras have been improved on Android side...I have note 9 and definitely dont feel need to upgrade till maybe note 11....think many people that used to upgrade every year have stopped both Android and Apple....think that camerss used to be Apples big selling point...I hike in Colorado in a hiking group that is mostly Apple phones and their pics are amazing....but think difference between Apple and Android is narrowing...
I love that. ....I am downgrading to mid range phone now because seriously the pursuit of flagship phone is nonsense
Jason this is an honest video, I totally agree, it’s based on preference now...
Always have been
Save a listen, at 8:45 noone won. The consumer lost. Your welcome.
I thought this was about Android and iOS differences, not actual phone designs and features ..
iOS won the app money... Android won the user share.
Android one the user share because all the different manufacturers all run android where is only Apple runs iOS that’s like comparing every single car manufacturer to just Ford? If you compare Apple and I were so against any single android manufacture Apple blows them out of the water
James Lyons yeah you know what, tell Sony they should let others make their own Playstation 4.
Marketshare means nothing if you’re not making money.
the decisive one is Which is the easiest operating system for the user and which operating system has the most features is the operating system. and why can't an Android phone that is 4 years old have the latest Android version
I'm a simple man. I see the JTL, I click
When will these thirst comments stop?
I have had Android and iOS... and sometimes I miss windows phone don’t know why 😂
Me to
Me too
Same here.
Bro I feel u lol
I don't get why Microsoft gave up, even Windows CE did stuff other OS can't do now or won't. They have the money, could have paid to get popular apps to make a version. Makes no sense to me. It had the polish and everything. Same goes for berries, then again they are Canadians so I understand that.
I'll take one with a 3.5mm headphone jack all day everyday.
LG V Serious and LG V30+ Black dropped AUD$499 Online Store begin with K
@Gg_launtis _67-The Golden Slime LG V50 Still have and I hope they keep having it
@@GAM4BigStrongGuys More battery drain with bluetooth headphones from here on in... Sadly
Once you leave the wire behind, you will never go back.
@@jesspeppers8183 don't agree. Once you get the headphone jack back, you never go back.
I agree that the two systems are very equal. One thing thats very different is the price. Here in Sweden a One+ 7 pro costs about 700$ and an iPhone Xs max about 1300$. Almost twice as much. No wonder that the iPhone sales are dropping like a stone
OneP;us 7 Pro in Australiais around $1000 and the phone has no IP rating or wireless charging.
The only way to have that new phone feeling is switching is when it's time for a new phone. I see zero reason to ditch my s9 plus
oh can you plug and play iPhones now without iTunes?
Got tired of keeping my Android working like I had to keep Windows98 up and running..
If there is one thing that iOS has the advantage over Android, I would say the seamless ecosystem integration. You can maximize the use of your iPhone if you have an Apple Watch, Airpods, iPad, Macbook, or anything made by Apple. Sure, Android OEMs tried to replicate that but it is not as seamless as the one with iOS.
Also, Apple supports their devices for atleast 3-5 years compared to only 2-3 years for Android OEMs. And that is for the flagship devices. As for the midrange and below, your lucky if you get one major update of Android.
yeah but please realize that this is just apple trying to maximize their customer lifetime value. Also, it comes at the price of outside integration. For example, try to natively listen to spotify on your homepod. It's not possible. It's really the "golden cage" of apple devices, if you will. But then again, it's rather Apple milking you. And the seamlessness you were talking about comes with a significant tradeoff: user choice.
Agree to disagree. I have iOS and Android products. And I honestly don't think there is any real discernable difference between iOS and Android. Not to say they are exactly the same, but as far as how they work on phones and tablets and with each other there is no real difference.
If anything Android has the edge with the fact that you can transfer files around all android devices offline while keeping everything truly secure.
@@marvinbeckmann7914 those are valid points. It is frustrating that when you are on iOS, you have to use Apple's services (ot atleast recommend you to) or else it will not work well with the ecosystem. If you are indeed using Apple's services, there is nothing to worry about.
@@patrickangeloamable7784 that strength is also Apple's weakness. When you get a phone that has support for that long, consumers won't bother to upgrade. Hence the low sales of the XS range.
Apple will be releasing their first and newly innovated car in 2020 but engine and headphone jack will be sold separately 😜
HAHAHAH u mean engine and headlights*
Spot on commentary! Well done!
Unfortunately living in the US, I still have ppl trying to convince me to switch to iPhone because it's "better" than Android. It's all a preference now and some ppl clearly don't see that and it gets annoying.
I live in the US and I'm Android all the way. They want you to switch to apple to be miserable like them. When I bust out the features on Android pie, they trip out.
Man I loved my Palm Treo!
Let's have a moment of silence for Palm .............
Amen! Thought I was the only one.
I guess the closest thing you could get to it in the smartphone age is with a Galaxy Note.
Yes lawd!🙌🏽
There is a basic feature that distinguishes Apple and Google which is, IMO, freedom.
And... The most revolutionary phone of all times, also IMHO, was the Nokia N95!!!
The nokia Lumia 1520
Windows phone
This is so DEEP. Nice video. So painful it hurts. Waiting patiently for price drop
I prefer, Android - phone, iOS - tablet, Windows 10 - hybrid convertible , and Mac OS X/ Windows 7 - desktops. I like them all. Hate Amazon Fire OS, and never have been compelled enough, to use
Chrome OS.
NICE ANALYSIS
I never liked iPhone from day 1, i see it as a prisoner phone base on limitations or restrictions,
Samsung is my choice.
I love the limitless functionalities of android ... iphone is just name and packaging but i don't give a fuck about that.
My new phone is the Google Pixel 3a, and it works great. We won the war.
Wow, this is so cool! You really get near perfect balance between critic and positive narrative. Appreciate your work, you leverage it to the level of art.
All phones have about the same features? Are you on drugs?
Do iphones have: wide angle camera ? IP69 ? Dual blue tooth speakers ? VR support ? DEX like solution ? S-Pen ? 5G ? 25 watt charging? 4K front facing camera? Super slow mode? Pro mode? Triple aperture? Dual Pixel autofocus? Super steady video recording? Expandable memory? Built in Crypto Wallet based on block chain tech? Dolby Atmos support? Dual Messenger? Knox defense grade security? Securer folder? Multi-Window? Themes? Wifi 6? Reverse wireless charging? Inscreen fingerprint scanner? Intelligent ISO? TOF sensor? Themes?
Have you been hibernating the past two years?
U are right and I prefer Android but u can't just compare all Android phone features to iPhone
You must be referring to my baby my OP7PRO 💪 it's a beast
@@theonlyone4304 I think he is only referring to the features of the galaxy note+
Think you missed the points of what he said.
Very nicely done!!!
I've gone back and forth between Android and IOS, currently using Android tablet and phone. There's good and bad to both.
Your best video yet. Thank you.
$1000 for a phone? ... Not necessary ... $700? No.
$300 Phones are good enough foe basically everything, and also look good enough.
A fitting finale. I depend on your channel, and ites like it, to help me distinguish one phone from the other. I'm going to miss watching. Good luck
With that big notch, to me they are not the same. I always said, I'll never buy any phone with a notch, and I have kept to that.
GoGee Spot on comment mate, I always felt exactly the same. When I see these fools paying 1000 for a phone with an utterly hideous notch, I laugh and laugh and laugh. Best way; wait a year and get a Samsung flagship for 40% of the new price
Most phones have the software that lets you hide the notch. Toy don't even notice it
Never had a notch....never will....its an unsightly abomination
Hate the notch so much, grrrr
GoGee u don’t notice it after like 4 days
Phenomenal video JTL!
Both are nearly identical these days features wise. The only real differences are customization with Android honestly. I like iOS because of the overall stability and performance compared with Android.
Stability and performance are not an issues with Android. If anything apple FORCED me to leave them by purposely slowing down iPhones and making me hate my beloved iPhone SE. 💔 Also the SE is my favorite iPhone of all time
iPhones are honestly pretty boring but they just work and I’ve used an android phone in the past and they just seem messy. I think a lot of people would like iPhones more if you could simply change your text schemes 😩Something so simple like that on IOS would be icing on the cake.
What the f are you talking about? Apple still has innovation! Look at their $1000 monitor stand
Lol. IOS is iPhone @ndroid is Samsung
One plus, Sony, ect I love Android!!
The RUclips advertising algorithm god has blessed you. Got served a non-skippable ad at the start.
Started with Apple, switched after iPhone 5 and will never go back, love my note 8. Apple still has the best watch and ear buds, too bad their phones suck now.
Good one! Honest and Painfull
I got both but OS is way too boring for me
Enjoyed the history and more. Well done. Great clip.
I've given up spending a thousand dollars on a phone and I'm just as happy with a Samsung a50 or a moto g7 power I if I should break one I can get another and still save a lot of cash
@Shiver samsung A20 i prefer
As someone that lives in a small town the Samsung phones equipped with Samsung Pay give a huuuuge advantage over any phone that doesn't because of MST. To me that's the major feature that I won't leave Samsung because of.
It hurts so much 😍
Very interesting point. Thank you for making this video
I had a moto razer back in the day and the first real smart phone i had was the HTC 3D
Brandon Farley which was a great phone ! Also one of my firsts!!
Nailed this one right on the head! It's a matter of preference. There are things on both platforms that the other one lacks, but for everyday use, any person can make use of both OS's.
I wonder if wearables will be the next physical tech market.
@@thejasontlewis I'm intrigued to see Samsung step up it's wearable game and compete better on that front.
Augmented reality will be the next big leap. There are billions of dollars being poured into it.
Very nice video Jason. I think you bring up a good point about why the mobile phone market has declined in the past 3 years. Great point. Thanks for the video
I really appreciate the work of iOS but what do you gain if your car dictates to you where you drive it to and your toaster telling you the kind of bread to buy🤔 take my money android I just want to use my phone the way I want it😎
Abdul Karim Razak how do you use your phone the way you want? Cuz you can change themes and download illegal songs, movies and apps? Please tell me what your phone does? Android users are just petty people 🤦🏽♂️
@@chydi10 I couldn't last a day without my custom APKs, faster animations, blank home screen, custom icons and placement anywhere, and especially custom gestures. The gestures are a life changer...You should try it sometime. More choices, always on display, fast charging included, and cheaper price, are great bonuses.
@@chydi10 I have an obdeleven eleven dongle that allows me to run diagnostics and unlock features that would typically require payment from a dealership upon delivery of a new vehicle.
I've also got a JB4 tuning box that allows me to adjust a custom map, and take logs to see how my car reacts to adjustments and make my car as fast and safely tuned as I can get it.
I'd say that's a pretty big difference.
Imagine if Chevy made it so that you could only buy specific fuels from only their fuel store... yuck.
So the big question is what phone are you using as your daily since you sold the S10...
PAINFULLY HONEST TECH ha, knew you couldn’t leave iPhone. I’ve tried; bought and returned the S10+ at least 3 or four different times, same with OP7pro, Pixel 3 series.
And now I’ve reserved a Note10 😳.
It’s about personal preference no matter how you look at it. I was die hard Apple until I saw the Note 2. Left Apple. In early 2018 I had the iPhone X and the Note8. Sold the Note8 and kept the iPhone. Skipped the Note9 and got the XS Max. Skipping the Note 10 for iPhone 11. I don’t hate Android. I just need a break from it.
Always on point. Thanks Jason. So many crucial points you made. Would love to see/hear your opinion in a video about what phones will be like 5-10 years from now!
I have ios for work and android for personal and I prefer androids flexibility.
I've got to wonder what planet he's on. The war is over yes, and the winner was Samsung Note 9 over all else by a very wide margin. Apple down for the count, and other Android competitors now also-rans. You can't beat Dex, stylus, micro-SD card support, heart rate monitor, blood O2 monitor, split screen operation, RUclips PIP, and other features. Strong downvote to this episode, which is a total fail.
I have note 9 dont use pen much but its is great for magnifying and translate
The note line is different is not like any phone 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑
I love my Note 8, and my wife loves her LG Stylo 3
Here’s a thing, I’ve only ever had Apple smart phones. Reason being I have pretty bad eyesight (genetic not myopic) and have used IPads for reading for years now so using an IPhone was logical - all the icons, functions etc the same. However I am fed up giving money to Apple and I do not, not want to upgrade my 6 for a new IPhone. Just how different is Android? Is it straightforward jumping to a Samsung or Huawei from an IPhone?
You can make android your own especially Samsung u can get big icons
I know in my note 9 and my lg you can set it up to make type on websites bigger and even have things like messages read out to you...you can invert the color for easier reading just by going into settings...on my samsung there are topics for almost everything and since I have tmobile I can call them for tips....I dont do much changing my screen other than using one of my hiking pics as a screen display....really it is easy...my note 9 options screen will let me search options too...and I think note 9 price has dropped quite a bit and will be a great deal....
Yeah I agree! We are a place where both are very good! We are very spoiled!😂
Jason, very impressive with having over 550 comments! And 2.5K thumbs up! Keep it up!😎😇
Apple and it’s very obvious...ask a random person if they know the next android OS and they’ll look dumbfounded. However they’ll know the next iOS.
Sure bud. If you ask a random person in an Apple store then no shit.
Gaurav G. Who said Apple store? I said a random person. Headass
PAINFULLY HONEST TECH You can’t handle the truth
So you're saying iOS is better because people know the next iteration? HAHAHA no.
Cayden Thompson android os is old and outdated as fck. You know it is but deep down you can’t accept it.
J, love your videos, watch them all the time. Bro, your cameras broken. Keeps zooming in when you get excited then zooms our when you exhale.
Yes, the war is over.
No, they are not the same.
For me Apple lost it totally, the software is ridiculously rigid and like jail.
Music transfer is just HIDEOUS on iOS.
It's like one of biggest NO in my life
Excellent analysis
hmmm...
When it comes to flexibility of the OS, Android wins
When it comes to efficiency of the OS, iOS wins
It's just because of how differently they are designed. I prefer Android and specifically Samsung Note devices because of the software and hardware features no other phone has.
Most of the time we are inside a particular app anyways..
Yeah I never understood the whole customize the interface appeal. I am never looking at my home screen that long. I am texting, commenting on RUclips, watching videos, replying to emails, opening a word document to edit on my commute. If I want just the audio from a RUclips video or music or podcast I’m not staring at my phone it is put away. Maybe I’m too old for that crowd 🤷♂️
I wish iPhone XS Max running Android 😂 (ps. no replica)
why? a real android has a better screen and maybe or maybe not better cameras and a 3.5mm:)
@@madbirds Huawei phones definitely have better cameras
@@catcherblock8972 said that due to noone losing it over android being better lol
@@madbirds that doesn't make sense
@@catcherblock8972 I would say better photos compared to the iPhone but inferior video. I am not an isheep I prefer Android.
Nice take Jase. Entertaining
I use both so I can't pick a side 🤷🏽♂️
What's your set up? What phones?
@@mdrahman6732 iOS: iPad pro & iPhone X
Android: S10+, S9±, LG V35, mi 9, mi 8 pro, mi mix 3, mi 9t Vivo NEX, Essential phone
Great video🤓👍🏽
Why not both?
Just got around to listening to this video. I agree with your opinion, fact based and very objective and more honest than expected. Keep it up.
Jason, thank you for your explanation; excellently stated.
Though Samsung’s S10 grabbed my attention two things stop me from purchasing Android smartphones, crapware users cannot remove, updates where many new-ish Android phones may not receive them.
As for Apple two iOS features I use daily, not on Android, are AirDrop and Continuity. Maybe Android has an app for both, but then you must cajole the other person to install it as well.
Great thoughts. Thanks for your insight.
Apple is losing market share and they shoud only blame themselves. Apple has become an ignorant and customer hostile company not honoring its warranties, always accusing the customers, never taking its responsibility for broken products. My own experience. I have been using Iphones for 10 years but switched lately to Galaxy s10. And I know that many others are in process of doing the same thing. The trend will continue and will even be stronger. Nokia had 40% of the world market before collapsing. Large corporations often miss trends, do wrong analysis and stop caring about their loyal core customers. I see the same tendency with Apple.
Apple listen to customers. And basically saying they are going to fail is false. Android OEM's are just as bad Google wants your data and OEM's want your money. Also will not update as often or at all. Just need to read the Android forums for that detail. If Apple did not care about it's customers or devices it would not update them. Apple is not losing market share. People are not upgrading as often and this also tracks with other OEM's
@@EDITS_SC according to the recent statistics Apple is selling less devices while Samsung is increasing.
Apple is NOT HONORING ITS WARRANTIES ! MY own experience.
Apple has become EXTREMELY CUSTOMER HOSTILE. They sell to you an overpriced gimmick and when it fails it is always your fault. MY OWN EXPERIENCE.
And I know that many people are in process of switching away from Iphone.
AND NO, not all companies are customer hostile. Otherwise they would not be able to gain market share against Apple.
@@budfox3097 Well using statistics Samsung is increasing in sales of low end and midrange. Losing ground in flagships. I have never had a issue with Apple and customer service. I think if you read about how Samsung and Google and OnePlus and Huawai treat their customers you would not just be singling out Apple. Customer service has nothing to do with increasing sales. Price point does.
@@EDITS_SC Competitors have proven that Apple manufactures overpriced gimmicks with NO value added at all. Their phones are not even premium, look at the specs, always inferior compared to the competitoion. Yes sure, the design is nice but everything else is realy bad. Apple has historically had a great offer in terms of total package and even used to take care of their loyal customers. I know, I have been using Iphones during the past 10 years. But this has radically chenged. Out of 5 times I have been in contact with them 4 times I were an extreme disappointment. And I know many other people that have similar experiences. Apple doesn't honor its warranty. That is THE FACT. Haha of course customer service har an enormous impact on sales. With great customer service I gladly upgrade every year. That is THE MOST IMPORTANT factor in fact especially in the premium segment.
The fact is that Samsung is increasing and Apple IS LOSING, the recent statistics show that. Apple is DOWN extremely year on year.
They are not able to cheat their customers forever.
Great video, you are absolutely correct.
Great analysis. Absolutely spot on 👍
Love your videos
Important things for me
1. Expandable memory
2. Screen size
3. Camera
If your good on these then you have my vote
You can customize an Android OS with skins, launchers, icon packs, etc. So I would say that is a huge difference between the two systems. As far as functionality, sure, very similar. But why not choose a device with many different hardware options, cheap or expensive, different brands, etc., over one company that makes you do things "they're way"?
so when i get the same if im buying one of the top phones havent i actually won bc i bought the oneplus 6T for >470€< last year? i think i did
Gotta fix your lighting.. too much yellow glare on the face.
Can we really say they are equal now ? I can't say with any personal experience as I have only owned iPhones so far. But every time I seriously think about switching I start comparing my personal "must have" apps they either aint on android or the android version is sub-par on features or polish
For real, go give Android a shot. And preferably, something like a OnePlus. The OnePlus 5 I had was the closest I've ever come to feeling like an Android phone was as smooth and fast as an iPhone. But at the end of the day, even though I'm a techie and I love to tinker and do all the cool things Android can do, I always go back to the iPhone. There's nothing as good, IMO
1:54 They really had an uphill battle coming off of the Motorola ROKR collaboration.
It isn’t even a comparison they aren’t competing for the same goal other than drawing in people to the system. The direction is completely different the most similar thing about them is the fact they’re both an operating system
Maybe put a few layers of diffusion over your key light? I usually listen to your videos as I drive, but the highlights are a little distracting to watch
What will all of us warriors battle over next ???
Android phones frustrated me before, but now iPhones frustrate me.
I like dragging and dropping files from computer to phone without restrictions or iTunes. Not willing to give that up again.
11I1I11I man I feel just the same
I wish it was easier to see your phone on tv if you have no smart tv
One of your best videos to date.