It's a shame because the implementation of split screen on ipad is pretty good. It also keeps the two split apps in your recents. And you can switch to app overlays and swap them which is nice. I don't see why you would limit this to ipad.
I bought the iphone 12 back in November. Paid it off in February and I've been regilously getting iphones for years. Decided to go back to android and got the s21+ the other day. Definitely not disappointed and absolutely love it.
Samsung one ui is the best android. It is well optimized and gives you as much stability as the ios does. I own a s20 plus and this phone made me realize there isnt much different between android and ios now. I also used oneplus 8t and xiaomi mi 10 before, none of them gave me this feeling that samsung did. ONE UI is the best android!!
Had a tough decision between iPhone 12 pro max and galaxy s21 ultra. Took the s21, no regrets. Reasons why: 1. Can connect and mirror to any smart TV without any additional hardware such as apple TV via quick share 2. 120 Hz display 3. The camera variety- the 30 x optical/hybrid zoom is really amazing. See it to believe it. And the macro lens is amazing. The selfies and portrait modes I feel for the first time are better than iPhone. The camera versatility you get is so much more than the iPhone. 4. Split screen 5. No notch. It really does bother me after looking at both phones side by side. The hole punch is so much more less intrusive 6. Fingerprint sensor. So much more convenient with a mask 7. Full functionality widgets such as calendar full screen, WhatsApp and notes full screen widgets. Quick glance at my home screen and my day is so much more organised 8. Google assisstant- so much better than Siri. I use it in the car when using android auto 9. File management- this was a very big one for me. For work, I need quick access to pdf files offline. Apparently you cannot do this with iPhone. I have a folder on my home screen for quick access documents/ images I need during my work to refer to. The file system is also so much more intuitive and doesn't feel like you're fighting against anything I showed my cousin and his father who both had the iPhone 12 and they were blown away by the camera especially at the optical zoom. I just feel as the phones are the same price, the iPhone doesn't offer as much as the galaxy s21 ultra unfortunately. I hear apps are better refined on ios. I tried iOS apps and feel this is over rated statement. The apps on the galaxy s21 ultra work buttery smooth especially with the 120 Hz refresh rate
Ecosystem is a much larger discussion than what tech reviewers cover. They always look from the perspective of available products and services, as well as the experience that can be created. I agree, that is 90% of the discussion. I have found the remaining 10% very important, and that is the user's ecosystem i.e. where is all their stuff stored? If they take advantage of Google Services (e.g. Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Keep, Docs, Sheets, Sides, etc) or Microsoft (Office, OneDrive, Microsoft To Do, OneNote, etc), they can really use Android or iOS quite interchangeably. Switching is not too large a hassle. If you have all your files, photos, notes, reminders, documents, movies, music, etc invested in the Apple ecosystem, you are likely to hate transitioning to Android. Firstly, it can be a culture shock - things are done differently. Secondly, there is a lot of transitioning and relearning to be done. I was a long time Apple fanboy, but have since left the ecosystem when I started in the infosec industry. Technical people who like to tinker and control their experience are just better off on Android.
Not all androids phone deliver better value. They just releasing stuff and then remove it later. Samsung for instance has been taking off features just to set the price down. So basically it came back to its core “value”. Iphone is great value for average users despite its price. Some people like myself can keep the product longer to use than android devices
@@ArthropodSpidey what's dumb is you thinking ios is more secure than Android. Obviously, you not working in infosec is very telling. Yes I work as a sec analyst. Nothing is secure. If you follow cybersecurity news then you have known about the ios breaches this last few years. In 2019, Google released a report on ios gap that went on for 5 years
@@alaffy1112 iOS did have some pretty big vulnerabilities, that is true. However, iOS is also a lot more privacy focused as Apple makes money from products and services as opposed to monetizing your data. They also have a far more tightly curated AppStore, whereas it's a lot easier to sneak in some malicious software into Google's Play Store. Until relatively recently apps on Android could make pretty broad access rights requests and the user wouldn't know exactly what they're authorizing and because of things like a shared filesystem, apps could potentially be a lot more malicious. Security implementations can vary by OEM, like Apple's FaceID is far more secure than face unlock and fingerprint implementations on various Android devices. While there is no such thing as a secure OS, it does appear that Apple has far more mitigation strategies than Android.
@@nitesh-maharaj NOPE. A company that is “privacy” focused would not allow google maps, chrome & voice on its platform. I used to think commercials/advertisement was a waste of time, but apparently not. Cutting a 30 sec ad on how secure iOS does not make it secure. Consumer Data privacy is a myth. Apple just like others utilized consumer data for their own benefit either by selling or research on consumer behavior. That’s why they know how to trap apple consumers in a way that is difficult to leave their echo chamber .
This feature always gets overlooked, but to be honest, probably less than 5% of people that have a Samsung phone that supports Dex has even tried it out once.
As someone who had never been able to afford high end Samsungs, once I saved up the money to finally buy a flagship I actually ended up going with an 11 Pro Max solely due to the trauma I have from having to basically buy a new midrange anytime I wanted the newest version of Android and was not about to let that happen with an almost 1k purchase.
If you're working as a security guard in a Samaung Facility, does that mean you're guardian of the GALAXY? OR If you're buying a new charger for your iPhone 12, does that mean you're buying virtual apple juice?!
I am owning apple because of its software and frequent updates on timely basis however I love Samsung for its new technologies and not about the update
I didn’t appreciate the power share feature on my galaxy 10+ until I lost it when I switched to IPhone, sometimes I forget to charge my watch and that option worked great😩
I was so in love with the iPhone 12, until the S21 came out. Now for me the S21 is the best looking phone EVER. I was debating between bon, but 128GB vs 64GB storage?! Plus I love Android a lot more than iOS for many reasons. Plus I hate the big a** ugly notch on the iPhone screen. Plus on screen fingerprint! Plus the S21 is actually at $650 or $700 (on Best Buy and Amazon), while the iPhone 12 is at $800. I think I have made my decision. S21! Why do phones thought making a glass black was a good idea?! It may look better, but it's not practical. Plus we all use cases anyway. So plastic or aluminium is a better choice for durability.
@69.mp4 went with the Galaxy A52 and I love it 🤩 Flagships are not worth it, when these $350 beauties can do it all! Water and dust resistance, gorgeous 6.5" AMOLED screen, 128GB storage, 6GB RAM, expandable storage, headphone jack, stereo speakers, amazing multitasking, good cameras, etc. etc. Maybe 1 day I will try a Samsung flagship, but with the Galaxy A series, flagship phones are not worth it.
@Expired batteryacid bro can you help me pls where i live iphone 11 64gb and s21 128gb have same price , which one do i buy or do i have to wait till september for iphole 13 to come out so 12's price will drop ?
@STONKS , but you just clicked my profile as a person who used iphone glass blacks for years and switched to samsung, I definitely prefer plastic. Doesnt break easily, feels nice, doesn’t attract any fingerprints, and it simply feels like i can use the phone without a case, compared to apple, where if i drop it without a case and the back shatters i have to pay hundreds.
@STONKS📈 none of that is true...lol I have the S21; it's not got a scratch or mark to be seen...doesn't make any noise and is 100% water resistant and the hand feel is identical to glass....glass is easier to break and more costly to repair...
Tbh, I like android more for their ability to multitask between apps. I can video call my friend on whatsapp while being on twitter without the pausing the camera. iPhone can never do that
I've been using iPhone 11 for 2 months and now i'm going back to Android with an S21. Not that iPhone 11 its a bad phone at all, It isn't (screen quality and that horrible notch can be debated), but after living for a long time with Android there are just simple things or tweaks that is pretty easy to do there and in iOS you just cant. So, after all, it's all about which OS do you preffer, or how adaptable you are.
@@deepakbisht4957 iphone x from 2017 still keeping up with iphone 12. I think its safe to say that apple a series chip will last 6-7years without slowing down. My s8 and a8 from 2018 runs like a turtle now and no more major software update support. Who needs advance hardware when you OS cant run decent software app in next few years
Both are very good, but the S21 wins the day for my 💰🤑. Base storage and ram are better. Plus the telephoto lens. The 🍎, outdated design & that ridiculous notch, no contest. Simple choice for me, Kevin, very good review!
@69.mp4 I couldn’t imagine buying a 5yearold phone and holding a grudge, but that’s just me. Shid my sister and myself both wanted to return the iPhone8 after a few months but I ain’t holding a grudge over it. I still went and got both the s21ultra and iPhone12pmax. s21ultra is better though ngl
Sd card is fine and they shouldn't remove that feature but for android users that always switched phone, i recommend u guys to buy external ssd with usb c to usb c cable
S21 series will get every 3 years of software on update (android 14) and 4 years of security update every month! Samsung doing the best job android updates recently 👌
I love my s21 but 3 years of software updates just cannot be compared to apple who gave the iphone 7 from 2016 the latest ios, which works fine. S21 wont be getting major updates (ios upgrade equivalents not security) by 2024
Imagine a day when Google says that they are stopping service for Apple Or imagine a day when samsung bought Android and says now onwards android will be Galaxy exclusive.
@@dugtrioramen yes it can because google play services & google play store is also a huge part of android so without them in AOSP is a no go. Moreover the company can also stop providing Newer versions of AOSP because in my imagination of my comment android has bought by Samsung.
@@AloyGallium They can't just erase the code from the other OEMs. And you act like OEMs are incapable of continuing Android on their own. Most of the time, they're the ones who come up with new features that AOSP adds later down the line. And Android without Google services is definitely possible. Look at MicroG, it emulates Google services for phones like Huawei, other Chinese phones, or Amazon tablets. There's no stopping people from doing this stuff on Android, cuz it is or once was open
@@dugtrioramen bruh, your stuck with your stubborn statements. look after buy android it will be closed then its illegal to modify android just like Windows/mac os but people are still modify windows to Windows black edition mac os to hacintosh etc.. But still they are not legal. Hay do you think microg is also legal? If so then why Huawei is not shipping with it 😂 instead people need to sideload (still its not legal) just lile using banned apps. But doing illegal stuff in large mass can be stopped easy.
@@AloyGallium First, microG is definitely legal. It's just an alternative to google services, all it does is implement the API differently. This is exactly what Amazon services currently does for their devices. And Huawei doesn't implement it for MANY reasons. The main thing is it still acts like Google services. Huawei clearly wants to be independent at this point, and if they did use MicroG, it'd get a lot bad press. As for Samsung closing Android, currently even Google doesn't really own Android. There's a reason why Huawei can still use Android, it's cuz Google services is all that Google can really deprive them of. All Google does for Android specifically is develop AOSP, which everyone just uses. There's nothing to stop someone from making a completely different fork of Android Edit clarify: once a project is open source, you can't revoke a user's license later on
At the end of the day it's all subjective. You gotta know what you are looking for. I wanted to get fast responsive smooth transition/scrolling pages etc. and be able to play games with 60fps and s21 does that. Not a fan of camera.
@@xMoac the S21 is more familiar to me because I use android but felt less premium than the iphone, the iPhone 12 is a really nice device but iOS isn't great in my opinion.
For portrait mode iphone is better? Pausing the video on your portrait photo (5.04) Samsung is by far better. Look at your air! Iphone 12 makes your air look blurry while samsung is perfect. Or is the legend wrong?
Moved from the exynos s20 plus(oven) to the iPhone 12, I felt the high refresh rate would be a thing I’d miss and it is, but the overall experience is just way better, I forgot about the HRR when the iPhone runs so cool and easily lasts me 1.5 days on battery vs the s20 plus that barely got me till 4pm.
On s20' did u use dual sim or single sim? So on ur new iphone 12, it will last 1.5hrs screen on time? Or what is the exact screen on time on iphone 12? Thx
@@mawan210 I use single sim only. I started with the iPhone 12 and got around 8 hours of screen time, I don’t play games so this is just casual usage, now I use the the 12mini, which fits in my hand much better and I get around 6 hours of Screen time with similar usage patterns.
If the S21 had iphones camera software and post processing, it would be the perfect phone for me. I can definitely live with a slightly less good looking camera though.
Typing from the S21, it's definitely worse than iPhone when it comes to games. Can't believe with 120fps it feels more laggy with stuffers than using 60fps. The experience is just ain't as good
@@maphacks8311 I'm from one of the country with the best internet. And I know the difference between internet and hardware lag. My gaming pc is at 240 FPS. So I know when a game lags. And the response from swipes is obvious
Definitely the Samsung. Not being biased, its really because it has dual speakers, one in the top and one in the bottom of the phone. It also has a noise cancelling feature.
@@sapphireraven2474 ur flying the flag high for Samsung aren’t u lol did u know the iPhone 12 also has dual speakers and I’ve seen several test where it’s noted that the s21 speaker is not up to par with iPhone 12 u want to say the s21 is better because ur a Samsung lover
Is there an easier way to text an hdr or 4k video to someone(iphone user) other than sharing a link with that person? I can't imagine in 2021 it can't be done.
Honestly android 10 isn't that bad. Like I'm on a one plus 7 pro and it's in betta now. When other android been have it. Oxygen os has made the experience smooth. I never turn it off either and it performs great even on android 10.
I sold my Samsung galaxy Note 9 and got a iPhone 12 I personally can say I’m enjoying it love the iPhone 5s look the great stand by battery time FaceTime iMessages etc. But the iPhone 12 doesn’t comes without it’s flaws No split screen, No always on display, No battery percentage, Not being able to make gif, iPhone 12 starting 799 for 64 gb these are things I want apple to fix if they want me to keep buying there products the last iPhone I touch was the 5s overall iPhone 12 a good phone. ps the iPhone 12 should of came with a third camera like the Samsung galaxy s21 Apple fix that on the iPhone 13
I agree trade in my s20 ultra for the iPhone 12 Pro Max and I don’t feel like a lost anything beside the 120 hz but With the new Chip the phone feel fast and the 60hz don’t bother me
I've had an iPhone before and there were 2 reasons I left : 1) It gets boring after awhile literally. Looking at the UI day in and day out bored me so much even with the widgets now, it's still bored me after awhile. 2) I absolutely don't like the fact that they are sticking to lightning port when all my other devices are using USB-C(I have a Macbook and an iPad which are both using usb-c power adapters. I can't get the cohesiveness that I want if I have to keep a separate lightning cable around. It has to be USB-C for me so I can just use different chargers for my phone.
The Galaxy can be used in DEX mode to drive a HDMI monitor connected via USB-C hub along with keyboard and mouse, resulting in a desktop experience rivaling most PCs.
Now Galaxy are not like other android devices not even pixel because now Galaxy devices are the ony one android brand that supports 4 year software support, huge ecosystem, better optimization, exclusive, better display and it is fast.
For me the big pain after Samsung phone user for years is that the AOD {Always On Display) what iPhone does not have. It is a really cool feature wich should be useable in the next iPhone series. IN MY OPINION!
Years ago I switched to iOS because android was extremely bad (we are talking 8 years ago) today that is no longer the case. I recently bought a pixel 4a 5G to try out android again. The pixel restored my love for android as it is smooth and stable compared to when I first used it. But will it tear me away from iOS? Not at all because both systems basically do the same thing and I can get google and I like that my phone can get updates for years unlike android. But to enjoy the two I switched my Vonage line to Visible just to have both. They being said the Samsung Galaxy S21is alluring AF and I would trade the pixel in just to get one.
Get the latest Galaxy, that will definitely change your perspective on iOS.. iOS is very limited and you will see why. The pixel also doesn't have the same features the latest S has.
@@sapphireraven2474 oh I have messed with the Galaxy Note 8 4 years ago the S21 felt the same but more polished It will never change my perspective of iOS and will still pick iOS over what the Samsung phones can offer but I still give credit where it’s due. That being said if I want to try it, I would buy it for my second line. I am aware that the pixel doesn’t have the features the Galaxy S21 has or they both have the same features but the S21 does them differently from the better camera down to the placement of the fingerprint scanner and more optional storage away from 120hz refresh I don’t see what the pixel is missing.
@@terrencebenjamin7241 I'm just saying, I have had an iphone and a Google pixel, they don't compare to the amount of power the Galaxy holds.. and iOS, a lot of people say the security is good but my sister in law has and iphone 11 and she recently got hacked.. pictures and video, stuff she never posted on social media. Apple has since disclosed to her that her phone can be hacked through email or messages.
The Samsung performs amazingly.. my boyfriend owns an iphone 11 and I have an S20. Games are much smoother and the graphics, especially colors, just look so much nicer on the S20. I could have so many things running as well, and my games don't lag at all.
I was a devoted Samsung galaxy note series customer for many years I decided to go with apple a week ago because they hold their value you get firmware updates for 5 to six years with android maybe 3 at the most Samsung depreciates 70% in 2 years next to apples 28 to 30 range love the camera on iPhone 12 Pro Max I love how fast and secure and stable it is I hate it didn’t come with a charger and I hate that you’re limited to what customizations you can do sure Samsung has a cool zoom camera but just like waiting for bixby to come out it got old fast
No not really, a lot of them say the iphone look more realistic and Samsung has a filter but the photos they compare CLEARLY show stuff like freckles and wrinkles hidden or smoothed out. Samsung just gives better and vibrant colors, it doesn't filter images.
The ideal Pro Max iPhone would be NO NOTCH! Bigger screen (at least 6.9), Themes, Better Widgets. Bring Airdrop support to PC (which I doubt they ever will).
I own an 11 pro but have to buy the s21 plus because of the fingerprint unlock (face id is useless when wearing mask). I was biased before to iphones but i think each has it’s own strengths. Eventhough iphone is boring, I can’t let it go be because of the ecosystem. Just buy which makes you feel happy and comfortable.
The fingerprint scanner is hella fast, you just push it like you would a button, and boom, open. Not even truly a scan, except its unique to your finger. Its also possible when the screen isn't turned on.
Samsung has been on top with the updates recently and the Snapdragon 888 is giving all phone that has it at least 5yrs of updates. You can make the S21 shoot natural pics and the iPhone has saturated pics as well. And Samsung has a bigger echo system then iPhone so I'm confused about this video. I mean at least know what you're talking about before reviewing products.
Where did u see 5 years ? I thought samsung promised 3 years a few months ago . Apples synergy and quality of it's ecosystem is hard to beat even though I'd never run ios full time long term
No way! They will give three updates, so S21 will have Android 12, 13 and 14. Apple gets two extra year's updates, maybe more! That is an improvement as my Tab S3 only got two updates and one was for something that had been already out for over 6-months!
@@andyH_England What option does the iPhone 12 have other than the Note 8, which has not been updated for 2 years? It's nice to have 5 years of update and to do less than a smartphone that has had only 2. The iPhone X and Xs don't even have night mode while an S8 has it. In reality Apple is only 1 year at most 2 update, after that. it's security updates
@@rolins3279 They have done loads, but mostly OS stuff that you may not think as worthy as hardware? They killed 32bit, they built the OS from the ground up, speed and performance and battery improvements including a battery status (why does Samsung not even have this useful feature, probably to stop consumers seeing how fast the battery is diminishing?). They have added widgets and PiP (all, of course, Android features for some time). They are adding Face unlock with Apple Watch which I am using ATM and it is great! I could go on and on so you are clearly wrong!
I would never switch to I phone because you have like 2 options of phones where in Android I have alot of choice. The I phones are usually just a size difference but Andoid has so many companies and can pick what suits you in ways I phones cannot.
For those that don't know, the reason why Android phones need so much more memory (RAM) than an iPhone is because they use a memory management technique called garbage collection. Basically the memory used by apps are automatically allocated and deallocated, so that the developer doesn't need to manage this, preventing mistakes which can lead to memory leaks. Unfortunately, this also means that memory isn't always released the instant it's no longer required and often you end up with unused memory that is reserved by an app for long periods of time. This inefficient use of memory also requires more energy usage, therefore Android devices require bigger batteries as well. So if you're bragging about big numbers, just remember that Porsche's little flat 6 can outgun a big V8 muscle car, just how the iPhone will always crush an Android device that has big numbers.
So a bigger battery, not just bigger but also lasts longer, more memory, and more advanced features is nothing compared to the iphones old and unchanging tech? GREAT. ANALYSIS.
@@nitesh-maharaj I think its important for people to have insight about these things even if they might not completely understand. That way, it can help them make better (or more informed) decisions when coming to buying tech. Instead of just ignorantly bragging about things they know little to nothing about. Thanks for the info.
I know this is an old comment, but I wanted to give some input here. Android does utilize Java, which means it does in fact use garbage collection. iOS uses something called 'ARC', which has its advantages and disadvantages. You are correct when you say that iOS doesn't need as much RAM, since it's more efficient with what it does have. However, the GC in android devices is still smart about what memory is managed under it, so it doesn't really affect battery life. However, saying "The iPhone will always crush an Android device that has big numbers" is not true in all cases. Android devices still launch many apps faster, and even some apps that process images/video will be quicker on Android (take Snapseed as an example).
@@SprintKeyz The GC itself may not lead to much more power consumption, however, the more addressable memory you have, the more power you require to run it. It’s not uncommon for flagship Android devices to have 8, 12 or even 16GB of RAM. The ripple effect is a bigger battery. So the allocation / deallocation of memory is not so much the core issue, just a precursor. Measuring the startup time of apps is frivolous, because unless the app has been properly optimised on both platforms, built natively, you’re off to a bad start. On top of that different devices have SoCs with varying capabilities, so some systems can use dedicated hardware, while others will just use either the CPU or GPU. It’s impossible to put it down to the OS.
No mistakes for me. iPhones are great but I’m used to the features on Galaxy phones or android in general. I gotta have split screen
Didn’t use it at all
@@woutertje026 nice! My life now depends on it. 😁
Damn I thought the iphone had it since its so smooth on ipad compared to samsung tablet
It's a shame because the implementation of split screen on ipad is pretty good. It also keeps the two split apps in your recents. And you can switch to app overlays and swap them which is nice. I don't see why you would limit this to ipad.
Jailbreak your iPhone and get Little12 if you’re on iOS 14 or Little13 once iOS 15 releases and turn on multitasking. Boom, multitasking on iPhone.
what was the mistake we're not suppose to make?
The mistake we made about clickbait 😁
Buy the iPhone? 🤡
watching this video 🤣
@@chrisandersson what?
@@GameN3rdz what
Both phones are excellent and you couldn’t go wrong with either. It comes down to whether you like iOS or Android.
what if i love both 😭
🤷🏾
I prefer Galaxy S21
Ummm. No.
You can go very wrong with iOS.
@@mbbno and yu can go very bad with android. it’s all about your personal preference. both devices are amazing stop being a fanboy
Come on dude, Samsung's ecosystem is much larger than Apple's by leaps and bounds. Don't you have a Samsung Smart Fridge?
Samsung fridge and their appliances are worst. They sell it with cheaper price but the quality are worst.
@@王虎知 learn to write first
Samsung curve TV 🥰😍
I bought the iphone 12 back in November. Paid it off in February and I've been regilously getting iphones for years. Decided to go back to android and got the s21+ the other day. Definitely not disappointed and absolutely love it.
I just switched from the galaxy s10+ to the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the screen is so bad compared to the s10 :/
I'm in the process of doing the same thing I got my iPhone 12 a year ago paid it off and ordered my s21 2 days ago I can't wait for it to come Monday
Samsung one ui is the best android. It is well optimized and gives you as much stability as the ios does. I own a s20 plus and this phone made me realize there isnt much different between android and ios now. I also used oneplus 8t and xiaomi mi 10 before, none of them gave me this feeling that samsung did.
ONE UI is the best android!!
@Mario De Cristofaro ur right but exynos 2100 on s21 its absolute different by exynos 990 its far better
Had a tough decision between iPhone 12 pro max and galaxy s21 ultra. Took the s21, no regrets. Reasons why:
1. Can connect and mirror to any smart TV without any additional hardware such as apple TV via quick share
2. 120 Hz display
3. The camera variety- the 30 x optical/hybrid zoom is really amazing. See it to believe it. And the macro lens is amazing. The selfies and portrait modes I feel for the first time are better than iPhone. The camera versatility you get is so much more than the iPhone.
4. Split screen
5. No notch. It really does bother me after looking at both phones side by side. The hole punch is so much more less intrusive
6. Fingerprint sensor. So much more convenient with a mask
7. Full functionality widgets such as calendar full screen, WhatsApp and notes full screen widgets. Quick glance at my home screen and my day is so much more organised
8. Google assisstant- so much better than Siri. I use it in the car when using android auto
9. File management- this was a very big one for me. For work, I need quick access to pdf files offline. Apparently you cannot do this with iPhone. I have a folder on my home screen for quick access documents/ images I need during my work to refer to. The file system is also so much more intuitive and doesn't feel like you're fighting against anything
I showed my cousin and his father who both had the iPhone 12 and they were blown away by the camera especially at the optical zoom.
I just feel as the phones are the same price, the iPhone doesn't offer as much as the galaxy s21 ultra unfortunately.
I hear apps are better refined on ios. I tried iOS apps and feel this is over rated statement. The apps on the galaxy s21 ultra work buttery smooth especially with the 120 Hz refresh rate
Has this guy ever made a tech video that hasn’t pissed people off? Lmao
Ecosystem is a much larger discussion than what tech reviewers cover. They always look from the perspective of available products and services, as well as the experience that can be created. I agree, that is 90% of the discussion. I have found the remaining 10% very important, and that is the user's ecosystem i.e. where is all their stuff stored? If they take advantage of Google Services (e.g. Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Keep, Docs, Sheets, Sides, etc) or Microsoft (Office, OneDrive, Microsoft To Do, OneNote, etc), they can really use Android or iOS quite interchangeably. Switching is not too large a hassle. If you have all your files, photos, notes, reminders, documents, movies, music, etc invested in the Apple ecosystem, you are likely to hate transitioning to Android. Firstly, it can be a culture shock - things are done differently. Secondly, there is a lot of transitioning and relearning to be done.
I was a long time Apple fanboy, but have since left the ecosystem when I started in the infosec industry. Technical people who like to tinker and control their experience are just better off on Android.
Not all androids phone deliver better value. They just releasing stuff and then remove it later. Samsung for instance has been taking off features just to set the price down. So basically it came back to its core “value”. Iphone is great value for average users despite its price. Some people like myself can keep the product longer to use than android devices
Kinda hilarious how you said infosec but went to a less secure OS. That’s just dumb.
@@ArthropodSpidey what's dumb is you thinking ios is more secure than Android.
Obviously, you not working in infosec is very telling.
Yes I work as a sec analyst.
Nothing is secure. If you follow cybersecurity news then you have known about the ios breaches this last few years.
In 2019, Google released a report on ios gap that went on for 5 years
@@alaffy1112 iOS did have some pretty big vulnerabilities, that is true. However, iOS is also a lot more privacy focused as Apple makes money from products and services as opposed to monetizing your data. They also have a far more tightly curated AppStore, whereas it's a lot easier to sneak in some malicious software into Google's Play Store. Until relatively recently apps on Android could make pretty broad access rights requests and the user wouldn't know exactly what they're authorizing and because of things like a shared filesystem, apps could potentially be a lot more malicious. Security implementations can vary by OEM, like Apple's FaceID is far more secure than face unlock and fingerprint implementations on various Android devices.
While there is no such thing as a secure OS, it does appear that Apple has far more mitigation strategies than Android.
@@nitesh-maharaj NOPE. A company that is “privacy” focused would not allow google maps, chrome & voice on its platform. I used to think commercials/advertisement was a waste of time, but apparently not. Cutting a 30 sec ad on how secure iOS does not make it secure. Consumer Data privacy is a myth. Apple just like others utilized consumer data for their own benefit either by selling or research on consumer behavior.
That’s why they know how to trap apple consumers in a way that is difficult to leave their echo chamber .
I wouldn’t call either of these a budget phones. Budget would be poco or one plus but these are not budget. They are just not the top spec flagships.
I'm watching from my S21 and love love love it!!!
The quality is A1..
White wash?? It was just under bright light and I'm super pale
Does it have any heat issues????u r using exynos or Snapdragon???
Hey man, by any chance can you leave a link for the download of the s21 wallpaper?
That wallpaper comes stock.
Download phonewalls, and you will find all stock wallpapers of 90% of phones released from 2019 onwards
I prefer S21🔹️
@69.mp4 umm ok 😐😑
@Expired batteryacid can we just be in peace, I'm a samsung user, you're an iphone user, both companies are profit driven, let's end this war
@Expired batteryacid
SD slot on phones like the A52, as well as headphone jacks
800$ package with 128gb or storage, not 850$.
no bezzle 🤡
@STONKS📈 a52s is better in iphone 11 in general though
how about samsung DeX on samsung s21 it's one of advantage feature that we can use phone as PC Desktop
I Barely use it, just happy that it exist but later dont care
So? Average users don’t care about that bro 😂 iPhone or nothing
I have a gaming pc lmao
This feature always gets overlooked, but to be honest, probably less than 5% of people that have a Samsung phone that supports Dex has even tried it out once.
@@王虎知 just bcuz u don't use it doesn't mean I don't!! 💯
You like the old I phone 5 design? Wow! I phone went back in time with this design.
As someone who had never been able to afford high end Samsungs, once I saved up the money to finally buy a flagship I actually ended up going with an 11 Pro Max solely due to the trauma I have from having to basically buy a new midrange anytime I wanted the newest version of Android and was not about to let that happen with an almost 1k purchase.
If you're working as a security guard in a Samaung Facility, does that mean you're guardian of the GALAXY?
OR
If you're buying a new charger for your iPhone 12, does that mean you're buying virtual apple juice?!
I am owning apple because of its software and frequent updates on timely basis however I love Samsung for its new technologies and not about the update
I didn’t appreciate the power share feature on my galaxy 10+ until I lost it when I switched to IPhone, sometimes I forget to charge my watch and that option worked great😩
Give me the wallpaper links....this wallpaper is really nice...pls give me🙏
download Backdrops Wallpaper App you'll find it there
Download phonewalls and you will find stock wallpapers of 90% of phones released since 2019
Simply search for cool wallpapers on pinterest
Does the s21 in ur video have the exynos chip?
i prefer macs but im more excited by Samsung’s phones. so. keeping it loose.
Bruh, I swear every phone comparison video this generation is titled "X vs Y, DoN't mAkE tHIs mIstAKe"
I was so in love with the iPhone 12, until the S21 came out. Now for me the S21 is the best looking phone EVER. I was debating between bon, but 128GB vs 64GB storage?! Plus I love Android a lot more than iOS for many reasons. Plus I hate the big a** ugly notch on the iPhone screen. Plus on screen fingerprint! Plus the S21 is actually at $650 or $700 (on Best Buy and Amazon), while the iPhone 12 is at $800. I think I have made my decision. S21!
Why do phones thought making a glass black was a good idea?! It may look better, but it's not practical. Plus we all use cases anyway. So plastic or aluminium is a better choice for durability.
Plus
@69.mp4 went with the Galaxy A52 and I love it 🤩
Flagships are not worth it, when these $350 beauties can do it all! Water and dust resistance, gorgeous 6.5" AMOLED screen, 128GB storage, 6GB RAM, expandable storage, headphone jack, stereo speakers, amazing multitasking, good cameras, etc. etc.
Maybe 1 day I will try a Samsung flagship, but with the Galaxy A series, flagship phones are not worth it.
@Expired batteryacid bro can you help me pls
where i live iphone 11 64gb and s21 128gb have same price , which one do i buy or do i have to wait till september for iphole 13 to come out so 12's price will drop ?
@STONKS , but you just clicked my profile as a person who used iphone glass blacks for years and switched to samsung, I definitely prefer plastic. Doesnt break easily, feels nice, doesn’t attract any fingerprints, and it simply feels like i can use the phone without a case, compared to apple, where if i drop it without a case and the back shatters i have to pay hundreds.
@STONKS📈 none of that is true...lol I have the S21; it's not got a scratch or mark to be seen...doesn't make any noise and is 100% water resistant and the hand feel is identical to glass....glass is easier to break and more costly to repair...
Tbh, I like android more for their ability to multitask between apps. I can video call my friend on whatsapp while being on twitter without the pausing the camera. iPhone can never do that
Plus the split screen feature 👌🏼 Iphone is just behind..
@69.mp4 how dumb are you? Samsung costs more than iphone right now. You're too dense for for this conversation.
@69.mp4 bro don't be rude its his opinion 🙃
@Expired batteryacid sorry im not a spoiled 14 year old popular boy god damn
I've been using iPhone 11 for 2 months and now i'm going back to Android with an S21. Not that iPhone 11 its a bad phone at all, It isn't (screen quality and that horrible notch can be debated), but after living for a long time with Android there are just simple things or tweaks that is pretty easy to do there and in iOS you just cant. So, after all, it's all about which OS do you preffer, or how adaptable you are.
Samsung is saying that they will update their phones (2019) up to 4 years
Yes, 3 android versions and 4 years of security patches
@@kostasrompokas that's more than enough. Who use 5 years old hardware. Specially for people who have budget of buying Flagship phone...
@@deepakbisht4957 I didn't say it wasn't enough..
@@kostasrompokas I know that right :)
I was just saying...
@@deepakbisht4957 iphone x from 2017 still keeping up with iphone 12.
I think its safe to say that apple a series chip will last 6-7years without slowing down.
My s8 and a8 from 2018 runs like a turtle now and no more major software update support.
Who needs advance hardware when you OS cant run decent software app in next few years
Both are very good, but the S21 wins the day for my 💰🤑. Base storage and ram are better. Plus the telephoto lens. The 🍎, outdated design & that ridiculous notch, no contest. Simple choice for me, Kevin, very good review!
@69.mp4 wow look who’s mad😂
@69.mp4 I couldn’t imagine buying a 5yearold phone and holding a grudge, but that’s just me. Shid my sister and myself both wanted to return the iPhone8 after a few months but I ain’t holding a grudge over it. I still went and got both the s21ultra and iPhone12pmax. s21ultra is better though ngl
@Expired batteryacid no sd card is dumb asf anyway
Sd card is fine and they shouldn't remove that feature but for android users that always switched phone, i recommend u guys to buy external ssd with usb c to usb c cable
I agree, for me the only problems with androids are social media
S21 series will get every 3 years of software on update (android 14) and 4 years of security update every month! Samsung doing the best job android updates recently 👌
I love my s21 but 3 years of software updates just cannot be compared to apple who gave the iphone 7 from 2016 the latest ios, which works fine. S21 wont be getting major updates (ios upgrade equivalents not security) by 2024
@69.mp4 nobody said it was u i sheep
@STONKS📈 imagine being loyal to a brand braindead bum (coming from a iPhone12 user btw)
I want a Pixel with Dex and iOS’s privacy features. Perfect phone :(
Imagine a day when Google says that they are stopping service for Apple
Or imagine a day when samsung bought Android and says now onwards android will be Galaxy exclusive.
Android is open source so that can't even happen
@@dugtrioramen yes it can because google play services & google play store is also a huge part of android so without them in AOSP is a no go. Moreover the company can also stop providing Newer versions of AOSP because in my imagination of my comment android has bought by Samsung.
@@AloyGallium They can't just erase the code from the other OEMs. And you act like OEMs are incapable of continuing Android on their own. Most of the time, they're the ones who come up with new features that AOSP adds later down the line.
And Android without Google services is definitely possible. Look at MicroG, it emulates Google services for phones like Huawei, other Chinese phones, or Amazon tablets. There's no stopping people from doing this stuff on Android, cuz it is or once was open
@@dugtrioramen bruh, your stuck with your stubborn statements. look after buy android it will be closed then its illegal to modify android just like Windows/mac os but people are still modify windows to Windows black edition mac os to hacintosh etc.. But still they are not legal. Hay do you think microg is also legal? If so then why Huawei is not shipping with it 😂 instead people need to sideload (still its not legal) just lile using banned apps. But doing illegal stuff in large mass can be stopped easy.
@@AloyGallium First, microG is definitely legal. It's just an alternative to google services, all it does is implement the API differently. This is exactly what Amazon services currently does for their devices.
And Huawei doesn't implement it for MANY reasons. The main thing is it still acts like Google services. Huawei clearly wants to be independent at this point, and if they did use MicroG, it'd get a lot bad press.
As for Samsung closing Android, currently even Google doesn't really own Android. There's a reason why Huawei can still use Android, it's cuz Google services is all that Google can really deprive them of. All Google does for Android specifically is develop AOSP, which everyone just uses. There's nothing to stop someone from making a completely different fork of Android
Edit clarify: once a project is open source, you can't revoke a user's license later on
And why does every apple user have a dead battery or cracked screen .
Where Iive, spec for spec, the iphone 12 is about 300 usd MORE expensive than the galaxy s21.
I think the choice is clear.
In the UK the iPhone is way cheaper
where i live their the exact same price
In my country I can't afford a 100$ phone lol
@yogiraj beknalkar Lebanon
Imagine that 1$ is really 8.4$ that's how much 1$ costs here
So 100$ is like 840$
I’m in the us and the iPhone 12 pro max is 100$ cheaper the 21 ultra
Any one has the link to the iphone wallpaper at 0:21 and 6:56
At the end of the day it's all subjective. You gotta know what you are looking for. I wanted to get fast responsive smooth transition/scrolling pages etc. and be able to play games with 60fps and s21 does that. Not a fan of camera.
Well you still get the Cameras on the s21 lol
@@THE202 hehe :)
Does anybody know where I can find the wallpaper presented at 8:11 ??
Returned my S21 and have iPhone 12 mini on order to see which I prefer.
which did you prefer?
@@xMoac the S21 is more familiar to me because I use android but felt less premium than the iphone, the iPhone 12 is a really nice device but iOS isn't great in my opinion.
I bout 12 mini s21 and s21 ultra and fold goin to buy the fold 2 soon
S21 plus is premium and the ultra is ultra premium
@@joebmxx what didn't you like about iOS? I'm also on the fence between those two phones
For portrait mode iphone is better? Pausing the video on your portrait photo (5.04) Samsung is by far better. Look at your air! Iphone 12 makes your air look blurry while samsung is perfect. Or is the legend wrong?
Yeah idk a lot of these reviewers are completely blind when comparing photos.
Have you noticed that apple users just call features they don’t have gimmicks until apple finally includes it?
Man u are so right
Moved from the exynos s20 plus(oven) to the iPhone 12, I felt the high refresh rate would be a thing I’d miss and it is, but the overall experience is just way better, I forgot about the HRR when the iPhone runs so cool and easily lasts me 1.5 days on battery vs the s20 plus that barely got me till 4pm.
On s20' did u use dual sim or single sim?
So on ur new iphone 12, it will last 1.5hrs screen on time? Or what is the exact screen on time on iphone 12? Thx
@@mawan210 I use single sim only. I started with the iPhone 12 and got around 8 hours of screen time, I don’t play games so this is just casual usage, now I use the the 12mini, which fits in my hand much better and I get around 6 hours of Screen time with similar usage patterns.
Exynos 990 is the worst chipset i have ever had. But now, i'm using S20+ Snapdragon 865, it worth twice the exynos.
There are more colors for the s21, just research better
S21 all the way. 120hz screen, double the storage space.
If the S21 had iphones camera software and post processing, it would be the perfect phone for me. I can definitely live with a slightly less good looking camera though.
The camera on the s21 line is much better lmao
@@Fizzglg the 100x zoom yeah, otherwise that's just copium
Typing from the S21, it's definitely worse than iPhone when it comes to games. Can't believe with 120fps it feels more laggy with stuffers than using 60fps. The experience is just ain't as good
That's not how that works at all lmao, assuming it's online it's you're internet which is causing the lag
@@maphacks8311 I'm from one of the country with the best internet. And I know the difference between internet and hardware lag. My gaming pc is at 240 FPS. So I know when a game lags. And the response from swipes is obvious
I just wonder, which phone would you say has the best audio recorder?
Definitely the Samsung. Not being biased, its really because it has dual speakers, one in the top and one in the bottom of the phone. It also has a noise cancelling feature.
@@sapphireraven2474 ur flying the flag high for Samsung aren’t u lol did u know the iPhone 12 also has dual speakers and I’ve seen several test where it’s noted that the s21 speaker is not up to par with iPhone 12 u want to say the s21 is better because ur a Samsung lover
@@CashCollecta it is though 🤨 just watch a video “apple lover”
Walpaper link please
I like the andriod one it keeps upgrading everyday specs, ram, storage etc
Android user since 5 yrs 😈👍💜
Big battery, Glass Victus, New amoled
Where can I find these wallpapers from your thumbnail?
That notch looks so outdated.
What's the beat at 4.28?
Comfortability is Samsung, if concern of people then iphone
Where did you find those wallpapers?
i m using s21 n its fast!
You updated to 14.5 iOS and watchOS 7.3
Is there an easier way to text an hdr or 4k video to someone(iphone user) other than sharing a link with that person? I can't imagine in 2021 it can't be done.
Email? Whatsapp? It may not be supported by an iphone though..
With this title i feel rick rolled over and over again
The size and width is amazing in iPhone
What they don't tell you is that you'll experience more lag on s21
Could not get WHICH ('THIS') mistake we should not make??
@kevin tech ninja what gear do you use ?
Honestly android 10 isn't that bad. Like I'm on a one plus 7 pro and it's in betta now. When other android been have it. Oxygen os has made the experience smooth. I never turn it off either and it performs great even on android 10.
I sold my Samsung galaxy Note 9 and got a iPhone 12 I personally can say I’m enjoying it love the iPhone 5s look the great stand by battery time FaceTime iMessages etc. But the iPhone 12 doesn’t comes without it’s flaws No split screen, No always on display, No battery percentage, Not being able to make gif, iPhone 12 starting 799 for 64 gb these are things I want apple to fix if they want me to keep buying there products the last iPhone I touch was the 5s overall iPhone 12 a good phone. ps the iPhone 12 should of came with a third camera like the Samsung galaxy s21 Apple fix that on the iPhone 13
I agree trade in my s20 ultra for the iPhone 12 Pro Max and I don’t feel like a lost anything beside the 120 hz but With the new Chip the phone feel fast and the 60hz don’t bother me
You gotta go into tge settings to see battery percentage my guy
@@nawandreed7060 that’s the point I shouldn’t have to take extra steps just to see in android it’s right there
@@devastator_1985 I feel you lol
I got the Samsung S10 and someone told that it is not an upgrade if i go for S21.. So i will go for the Iphone 12 pro..
I've had an iPhone before and there were 2 reasons I left :
1) It gets boring after awhile literally. Looking at the UI day in and day out bored me so much even with the widgets now, it's still bored me after awhile.
2) I absolutely don't like the fact that they are sticking to lightning port when all my other devices are using USB-C(I have a Macbook and an iPad which are both using usb-c power adapters. I can't get the cohesiveness that I want if I have to keep a separate lightning cable around. It has to be USB-C for me so I can just use different chargers for my phone.
The Galaxy can be used in DEX mode to drive a HDMI monitor connected via USB-C hub along with keyboard and mouse, resulting in a desktop experience rivaling most PCs.
Now Galaxy are not like other android devices not even pixel because now Galaxy devices are the ony one android brand that supports 4 year software support, huge ecosystem, better optimization, exclusive, better display and it is fast.
Is this exonys or Snapdragon version?
Probably snapdragon if he in America or Canada
Yea.. its just down to os preference.. but honestly if you can afford both... hey why not have best of both worlds
What the hell are you doing with your phone that you could need both?
For me the big pain after Samsung phone user for years is that the AOD {Always On Display) what iPhone does not have. It is a really cool feature wich should be useable in the next iPhone series. IN MY OPINION!
I've got s9 looking to upgrade to the iPhone 12
Samsung will make three major Android updates for the entire S line
This was a visible commercial 🤣
Years ago I switched to iOS because android was extremely bad (we are talking 8 years ago) today that is no longer the case. I recently bought a pixel 4a 5G to try out android again. The pixel restored my love for android as it is smooth and stable compared to when I first used it. But will it tear me away from iOS? Not at all because both systems basically do the same thing and I can get google and I like that my phone can get updates for years unlike android. But to enjoy the two I switched my Vonage line to Visible just to have both. They being said the Samsung Galaxy S21is alluring AF and I would trade the pixel in just to get one.
For your kind info samsung announce to give 4 years update from beginning of 2012 as well so updates are not the case anymore
Get the latest Galaxy, that will definitely change your perspective on iOS.. iOS is very limited and you will see why. The pixel also doesn't have the same features the latest S has.
@@new25651 i believe that is for security updates and not the latest Android OS. If I am wrong then I am wrong but I will wait to see.
@@sapphireraven2474 oh I have messed with the Galaxy Note 8 4 years ago the S21 felt the same but more polished It will never change my perspective of iOS and will still pick iOS over what the Samsung phones can offer but I still give credit where it’s due. That being said if I want to try it, I would buy it for my second line. I am aware that the pixel doesn’t have the features the Galaxy S21 has or they both have the same features but the S21 does them differently from the better camera down to the placement of the fingerprint scanner and more optional storage away from 120hz refresh I don’t see what the pixel is missing.
@@terrencebenjamin7241 I'm just saying, I have had an iphone and a Google pixel, they don't compare to the amount of power the Galaxy holds.. and iOS, a lot of people say the security is good but my sister in law has and iphone 11 and she recently got hacked.. pictures and video, stuff she never posted on social media. Apple has since disclosed to her that her phone can be hacked through email or messages.
How is gaming on each phone?
Which perform better?
The Samsung performs amazingly.. my boyfriend owns an iphone 11 and I have an S20. Games are much smoother and the graphics, especially colors, just look so much nicer on the S20. I could have so many things running as well, and my games don't lag at all.
Both will perform great
Both are great! But samsung is better in terms of gaming performance
I was a devoted Samsung galaxy note series customer for many years I decided to go with apple a week ago because they hold their value you get firmware updates for 5 to six years with android maybe 3 at the most Samsung depreciates 70% in 2 years next to apples 28 to 30 range love the camera on iPhone 12 Pro Max I love how fast and secure and stable it is I hate it didn’t come with a charger and I hate that you’re limited to what customizations you can do sure Samsung has a cool zoom camera but just like waiting for bixby to come out it got old fast
you're the only youtube reviewer saying the iPhone camera is more realistic what the hell,
No not really, a lot of them say the iphone look more realistic and Samsung has a filter but the photos they compare CLEARLY show stuff like freckles and wrinkles hidden or smoothed out. Samsung just gives better and vibrant colors, it doesn't filter images.
The ideal Pro Max iPhone would be NO NOTCH! Bigger screen (at least 6.9), Themes, Better Widgets. Bring Airdrop support to PC (which I doubt they ever will).
The s21 camera is really good, the samples you showed are not showing it’s capabilities
Google Maps for android supports speedometer function while driving. iOS version doesn't!
I use them both iphone and samsung for 1 for study and fashion like photo 1 for game.... I use Iphone 8 and samsung s20
A great fair review on both phones, best review I havs seen. Thanks!
Guys I need help, what do you say to switch from an old Android to an iPhone 12? Or buy the Galaxy S21?
Please I'm in a big dilemma
Maybe grab the iPhone as a something new for you? You know new experience etc...
Try the iphone.. all I'm saying is Galaxy has many more features that are both cool and useful.
This is me rn🥲im planning on buy ip12 next month, but after watching few reviews, im starting to confused which phone should i buy 🥲🥲
iMessage outside the USA is wothless
Canada too
You are Not just buying a phone..you buying also the ecosystem
Budget flagship???😮😯😲
Wallpaper ? 😱
I own an 11 pro but have to buy the s21 plus because of the fingerprint unlock (face id is useless when wearing mask). I was biased before to iphones but i think each has it’s own strengths. Eventhough iphone is boring, I can’t let it go be because of the ecosystem. Just buy which makes you feel happy and comfortable.
The fingerprint scanner is hella fast, you just push it like you would a button, and boom, open. Not even truly a scan, except its unique to your finger. Its also possible when the screen isn't turned on.
Okay so what was the "mistake"?
Samsung has been on top with the updates recently and the Snapdragon 888 is giving all phone that has it at least 5yrs of updates. You can make the S21 shoot natural pics and the iPhone has saturated pics as well. And Samsung has a bigger echo system then iPhone so I'm confused about this video. I mean at least know what you're talking about before reviewing products.
Where did u see 5 years ? I thought samsung promised 3 years a few months ago . Apples synergy and quality of it's ecosystem is hard to beat even though I'd never run ios full time long term
5 years? What are you smoking?
No way! They will give three updates, so S21 will have Android 12, 13 and 14. Apple gets two extra year's updates, maybe more! That is an improvement as my Tab S3 only got two updates and one was for something that had been already out for over 6-months!
@@andyH_England What option does the iPhone 12 have other than the Note 8, which has not been updated for 2 years?
It's nice to have 5 years of update and to do less than a smartphone that has had only 2.
The iPhone X and Xs don't even have night mode while an S8 has it.
In reality Apple is only 1 year at most 2 update, after that. it's security updates
@@rolins3279 They have done loads, but mostly OS stuff that you may not think as worthy as hardware? They killed 32bit, they built the OS from the ground up, speed and performance and battery improvements including a battery status (why does Samsung not even have this useful feature, probably to stop consumers seeing how fast the battery is diminishing?). They have added widgets and PiP (all, of course, Android features for some time). They are adding Face unlock with Apple Watch which I am using ATM and it is great! I could go on and on so you are clearly wrong!
I use an iphone X and a galaxy s21ultra, my galaxy is my main phone doe
I would never switch to I phone because you have like 2 options of phones where in Android I have alot of choice. The I phones are usually just a size difference but Andoid has so many companies and can pick what suits you in ways I phones cannot.
For those that don't know, the reason why Android phones need so much more memory (RAM) than an iPhone is because they use a memory management technique called garbage collection. Basically the memory used by apps are automatically allocated and deallocated, so that the developer doesn't need to manage this, preventing mistakes which can lead to memory leaks. Unfortunately, this also means that memory isn't always released the instant it's no longer required and often you end up with unused memory that is reserved by an app for long periods of time. This inefficient use of memory also requires more energy usage, therefore Android devices require bigger batteries as well.
So if you're bragging about big numbers, just remember that Porsche's little flat 6 can outgun a big V8 muscle car, just how the iPhone will always crush an Android device that has big numbers.
So a bigger battery, not just bigger but also lasts longer, more memory, and more advanced features is nothing compared to the iphones old and unchanging tech? GREAT. ANALYSIS.
@@sapphireraven2474 I guess comprehension isn't your strong suit. But I get that it may be a bit too technical for you.
@@nitesh-maharaj I think its important for people to have insight about these things even if they might not completely understand. That way, it can help them make better (or more informed) decisions when coming to buying tech. Instead of just ignorantly bragging about things they know little to nothing about. Thanks for the info.
I know this is an old comment, but I wanted to give some input here. Android does utilize Java, which means it does in fact use garbage collection. iOS uses something called 'ARC', which has its advantages and disadvantages. You are correct when you say that iOS doesn't need as much RAM, since it's more efficient with what it does have. However, the GC in android devices is still smart about what memory is managed under it, so it doesn't really affect battery life. However, saying "The iPhone will always crush an Android device that has big numbers" is not true in all cases. Android devices still launch many apps faster, and even some apps that process images/video will be quicker on Android (take Snapseed as an example).
@@SprintKeyz The GC itself may not lead to much more power consumption, however, the more addressable memory you have, the more power you require to run it. It’s not uncommon for flagship Android devices to have 8, 12 or even 16GB of RAM. The ripple effect is a bigger battery. So the allocation / deallocation of memory is not so much the core issue, just a precursor.
Measuring the startup time of apps is frivolous, because unless the app has been properly optimised on both platforms, built natively, you’re off to a bad start. On top of that different devices have SoCs with varying capabilities, so some systems can use dedicated hardware, while others will just use either the CPU or GPU. It’s impossible to put it down to the OS.
So with the new processor why can it do the hrd at 60 fps?
Which iPhone 12 variant do u have??
S21 ultra
@@Литотерапия101камень what is ur storage capacity of iPhone 12
@@dyutideepan224 s21 ultra 128gb
Imfao
@@splash8429 xD
I love both. They both amazing. I have 12 max pro and note 10. Both have something missing 😉
No point in comparing the amount of RAM.
Excellent video review!
Definitely Galaxy!!
So what is the mistake?
love your iphone theme how can i get it lmao