I was a huge android fanboy for 13 years (2010-2023). The last 11 of those years I was a MASSIVE samsung fanboy. I had 6 of them, S3, S5, S7, S8+, S10+ and S22 Ultra. I bought my first iPhone back in 2016, the 6s plus. Hated it. Gave iPhone a second chance when the 11 came out. I purchased the 11 pro max and I was also using the s10+. had both phones for 3 years and for some reason, I fell in love with the iPhone. I guess since I had both android and ios at the same time I can compare and I found ios to be A LOT more polished to me. I never used any of the features android is known for like customizing and things like that. I used my phone as a phone and found the iPhone to do a better job at it. I sold my s22 ultra after having it for about 9 months and I now and am fully invested in the apple ecosystem and am very satisfied. But everyone has their preferences and this is just my opinion. In this day and age either device will work and work very well.
It’s kinda strange that people (even with Android) rarely tell you the actual phone they have. It’s as if “Android” is a phone it self. Whenever someone says Android is better than iPhone they can’t mean any and all androids, because I’ve seen some absolutely terrible Android phones.
There are heaps of Android phones are utter crap. An iPhone from 2018 is still supported even with iOS 18 and works better and more smoothly than some android phones released 2 years ago but the android fanboys hate the truth
There's really only one real Android phone left in the race and that's Samsung. Pixels are buggy and underpowered and ASUS ROG and Sony are niche phones. It's a shame there's not more competition.
just for fun and reference the iphone has double tap and triple tap on the back features in settings as well with the action button for more quick tasks
This is my second time giving iPhone a shot. iMessage is still unmatched on Android. Compatibility is a huge bonus for developers and users. Camera and video are drool worthy but still missing some basic things. iOS 18 SIGNIFICANTLY closes the gap but even as I type this I have my ringer on silent. Why? Because iOS does not have a way to separate system and notifications volumes so if a Telegram notification goes off my ear drums are fried every time and it’s so irritating. As an Android power user I still need split screen multitasking because it just works. For example I had to use the number pad within the diaper interface to type up a long sequence that was only on my phone at the time. Guess what I couldn’t do? Type the number in while looking at the number because you can only do one thing at once. So ended the call, wrote the number down so I can type it while on the phone. Just simple scenario that just doesn’t exist on an Android because of split screen multitasking. There are many other scenarios. But anyway, thanks for the video bro. Really surprised you don’t care for the photos and video coming from iPhone.
Not so much the video, but photos with Apple's processing are not very flattering for those with darker skin. Raw photos are very high quality when properly edited but outside of that....idk
I’m an android fan. But I enjoy the simplicity and efficiency of the iPhone 15 pro. The build in MagSafe is great. The nfc is active when needed and not an always on or off option. The camera is better and the app support is good. Widgets look clean. iOS 18 soon coming and I’m actually excited about an update. Their batteries are smaller and run the same time or longer. All have their preferences. I like apple. But for tablet I like Samsung because the display uses almost all of the screen when watching movies. iPads use 70% lol. Currently the only android phone I wanna try next after my s23 is the oneplus nord 4
After using both OS's for over a year now, I have to say that the thing I dislike most about iOS is the navigation. Sometimes I just stare at the screen wondering how I go back a screen. Then most times I just end up force closing the app. Android navigation is so intuitive whether you use the nav buttons or gestures. And iOS still needs an app drawer.
These are core basics, when I jump on the GFs 14Pro my experience is exactly the same, navigation is just like a casino 🤣 Oh the app draw thing seems common sense. Recently using it for photos and videos I had to go online to find out settings for the camera aren't in the camera app but instead the settings of the operation system. 🤷♂️, so weird
I've switched from iphone 11 pro to pixel 8 pro. A few things that bothers me with pixels is their control center, no true tone equivalent feature, and the look of the widgets (except the music widgets). Indoors I always had to turn on the night light mode on and set it at the least intensity cuz the display colors are too cool. What made me try pixel 8 pro is the camera for photography and the AI features. Honestly it was a better phone deal as well. However, after having this phone for almost a year I do miss ios system and will go back to iphone.
Thanks for the video. I really enjoy your content. Much like you, I am team Android for my whole life and never even owned an iPhone but the more and more I've gotten into tech more specifically cell phones. I decided to see what Apple had to offer and what iOS was about so I decided to get a iPhone 14 plus first iPhone I've ever owned let alone purchased in my life. Gotta say battery life is King! Probably the best battery life out of all of my devices in my arsenal. I've been running iOS 18 beta it's very androidy the only thing that really kills me about iOS it doesn't have the universal back gesture where you swipe right or left to go back That is one of the major issues that holds me back from really using my iPhone more than I do.The only reason keep this iPhone is for family purposes. Seems like at least 80% of my family uses an iPhone. Anyway I'll probably upgrade to the iPhone 16 pro once it drops or that iPhone slim that they're talking about. But anyway once that iOS 18 fully drops. iphones Will be a lot better.
9:11 I download straight to my device all the time. Everything goes straight into the "FILES" folder. In settings you can pick and choose what goes straight to iCloud.
@@AnthonyMott727 it doesn't have to go straight to iCloud. you can control that in Settings......like when you go to Settings and click your name, then go to ICloud, then iCloud Drive, then toggle off the "Sync this iPhone". If that's not exactly what you want, then you may be right.
@@AnthonyMott727 Definitely iCloud. I don't know anything about Android to compare and contrast, and because of that, maybe i don't fully understand what you're saying. i just know i download straight to my phone all the time. but then again, i would have to see and understand the Android system to fully grasp what you're talking about. my apologies.
there is an accessibilty feature (reduce white point) you can enable to dim the brightness lower than standard default. I have it set to the triple click of the side button.
Fair points in the video, using a Motorola Ultra 30 Ultra (largely core Android) and also using the same vintage 14Pro at times, the points regarding iOS is completely on point. Both phones seem on par for usage smooths and speed in general usage (GF agrees) but iOS needs attention in consistently across navigation etc. I also would agree with pics as a point and shoot. The GFs craft isn't great and so many pics are just terrible she snaps and shares. Being an amateur photographer with a bit of gear I took out to try get some better shots. While technique helps it generally is too contrasty causing loss of black details while also over sharped. The Moto cam app has terrible processing in many cases, GCam though transforms and much more balanced, certainly better than the 14Pro. GCam if it was possible on the 14pro would be interesting
My last Android phone was a Galaxy 6s Edge; tried an iPhone 6s Plus as an experiment and never looked back. And , I was a Samsung enthusiast team android! Currently have iPhone 13 Pro. Apple ecosystem is impeccable. I am really considering a Pixel phone as my secondary device for my business.
6:20 - OS and app optimization play a role, but the G2/G3 Tensor chip on the Pixels is terrible for efficiency. The modem is also a culprit as the Pixel is said to use a lot of power trying to maintain signal. The G5 is slated to get fabbed by TSMC, which should improve efficiency, but that's not happening until some time later next year with the Pixel 10.
Great vid, I will note(even though you probably already know) notifications on iPhone are customizable as to how they appear, how long, etc. I do know there's some specific features Android does differently but try to play around with those if you haven't yet
Thanks, yeah I played around with them but there’s only so much you can do. The problem is really more on Apple to fix. Or maybe I’m just more used to the way Pixel phones handle notifications. It just makes more sense to me.
Apples chips have always been over powered. The only reason they put those chips in them is to keep them relevant for so many years. I have been using IOS Beta 18 developer preview for a little while now and i think Android users will find it more and more tempting to switch over after seeing the changes. Anyone thinking about pulling the cord should wait for the 16. Pixels are outdated as soon as they launch. The Android party tricks are fantastic but the hardware has been lack luster since they switched from the Nexus line. Festure drops you mentioned, think of those as you bought a unfinished product. As Apple and Android come to more parody with festure sets that people use daily, all the dog and pony tricks will become less and less relevant, and way less of a selling point. Appreciate your take on this.
Yeah, some things about ios 18 have me intrigued. Not entirely a fan of the implementation of certain features that we have on Android but that could just be personal preference. Like I said, my biggest concerns are file management and their notification system which doesn't look to be getting fixed in iOS 18 unfortunately. Appreciate your insight!
That's where I am at, been using pixel since there nexus lines... the app optimization is what is starting to draw me away from Android, I want an app to just work as they do on the apple side lol Def intrigued in trying Apple with iOS18 with the new 16 phones
Yeah I hear ya. What sucks is that this is mainly on developers and not particularly Google. Just seems it’s not worth the investment for them. Google is trying to change that but they waited so long it’s become increasingly difficult for developers to care.
RCS is active on the IOS developer beta 3 on most carriers in the US. IOS 18 will definitely change your mind. I have been using Android phone since the HTC Evo and have had several iPhones off and on over the years. Always going back to Android, mainly because of the variety. I recently purchased a 15 Pro, and have really enjoyed it. Wait for the 16, at this point and for them to bring IOS 18 to retail. You will be impressed.
Yeah it really depends on what phones from Android get released this year and beginning of next year. I really want to go back down to carrying one phone and if RCS is properly implemented then it will be a little easier to do.
This was a fair perspective. I agree with everything you mention. I also switched to iphone after 14 years of using android I also have a pixel fold that was my daily driver before I switched. But I will switch back to Android as my daily driver when the new Pixel Fold 2 releases next month. I can deal with iPhone cameras.
Thanks appreciate the perspective. Yeah in raw mode you can do a lot with the iPhones camera but most people don't use it and or know how so the pictures just come out looking bad.
Great Video dude. My iphone 13 PM charges so fast and still works like new. My XS Max is my secondary phone and also works great still on the original battery. Camera isnt a big deal for me. As long as the camera doesnt make me look like a hillbilly trump supporter im all good. Im white as fuck and look awful in any pics so. Google does have good camera and processing. But longevity. shit man I can afford a brand new iphone every year but why bother?? Ive saved thousands of dollars cause I come home. ALL texts and calls to even Androids.... Right from ANY of my macs. I never even look at my phone at home. My 2011 Macbook Pro even I can call and text Androids so
Yeahhhh you’re buggin lol. I was hearing you out until you got to the iOS part and that take is completely trash. has always been leading in tech and software for years. Nothing comes close when it comes to apple and its OS and the smoothness it supports navigating the phone. I feel you with the notifications. They do need to work on that but everything else you’re saying is crazy. You definitely prefer the android experience which is cool but the things you were pointing out are things that can be easily adjusted to the user.
Tell me more about this "navigating the phone", because jumping on the GFs 14Pro time to time the navigation is completely inconsistent and unintuitive. Was this not a core OS consideration? There's other off things like where settings are, or aren't (another navigation quirk) There's many other limitations for more intense users but your comment seemed in contrast to the actual design, or lack their of in navigation in iOS
@@Spoonfed78 I have no idea what you’re saying at all. Lmfao. No offense. But it’s natural navigation… smooth OS and the faults you’re claiming I have never had no issue with whatsoever. I’m even on iOS 18 beta 3 and it’s running like it’s a final release version. All I can say is this. You like what you like. If you prefer android over iOS I can understand that. My only issue was when he stated that the operating system was subpar when that’s nowhere near being truthful. Unless you guys bought iPhones from 3rd party stores of something.
@@trewright6614 So iOS18 has changed how navigation works. I've only used a 14Pro on the latest 17.whatever, but using various apps the navigation is a variable much like gaming at the casino. Will it be a back arrow top left as far from my thumb as possible, will it be somewhere else or will I be able to just use a swipe gesture. Again I thought I was doing something wrong or the GFs phone was glitching, I had to search it when she said it was normal. Interesting she thought it was great being able to thumb swipe back everywhere on the right edge of the screen, said it made navigation quick, easy and smooth. Hence why my comment. It's clearly not seemless and even a normal user agrees. Maybe iOS 18 had fixed this flaw? I don't know
iOS file system is hideous. New photo app on iOS 18 is copping some flack. I don’t customise either on android you don’t have to because it’s there, but boy the pallet colour is way better than ios18 what on earth did they do lol iOS. Samsung one ui is just the winner 🏆
I was a huge android fanboy for 13 years (2010-2023). The last 11 of those years I was a MASSIVE samsung fanboy. I had 6 of them, S3, S5, S7, S8+, S10+ and S22 Ultra. I bought my first iPhone back in 2016, the 6s plus. Hated it. Gave iPhone a second chance when the 11 came out. I purchased the 11 pro max and I was also using the s10+. had both phones for 3 years and for some reason, I fell in love with the iPhone. I guess since I had both android and ios at the same time I can compare and I found ios to be A LOT more polished to me. I never used any of the features android is known for like customizing and things like that. I used my phone as a phone and found the iPhone to do a better job at it. I sold my s22 ultra after having it for about 9 months and I now and am fully invested in the apple ecosystem and am very satisfied. But everyone has their preferences and this is just my opinion. In this day and age either device will work and work very well.
Oh yeah absolutely, I think now is really the best time for both platforms and I understand why so many people gravitate to iOS.
It’s kinda strange that people (even with Android) rarely tell you the actual phone they have. It’s as if “Android” is a phone it self. Whenever someone says Android is better than iPhone they can’t mean any and all androids, because I’ve seen some absolutely terrible Android phones.
Yeah that's true, also most are unaware of half the features their phones have that are the same on iOS
There are heaps of Android phones are utter crap. An iPhone from 2018 is still supported even with iOS 18 and works better and more smoothly than some android phones released 2 years ago but the android fanboys hate the truth
There's really only one real Android phone left in the race and that's Samsung. Pixels are buggy and underpowered and ASUS ROG and Sony are niche phones. It's a shame there's not more competition.
@@hermanwooster8944good that you know about Xperia!
just for fun and reference the iphone has double tap and triple tap on the back features in settings as well with the action button for more quick tasks
Yeah I forgot about that. Since I use the action button so much I don't use the double tap anymore 😅
This is my second time giving iPhone a shot. iMessage is still unmatched on Android. Compatibility is a huge bonus for developers and users. Camera and video are drool worthy but still missing some basic things. iOS 18 SIGNIFICANTLY closes the gap but even as I type this I have my ringer on silent. Why? Because iOS does not have a way to separate system and notifications volumes so if a Telegram notification goes off my ear drums are fried every time and it’s so irritating. As an Android power user I still need split screen multitasking because it just works. For example I had to use the number pad within the diaper interface to type up a long sequence that was only on my phone at the time. Guess what I couldn’t do? Type the number in while looking at the number because you can only do one thing at once. So ended the call, wrote the number down so I can type it while on the phone. Just simple scenario that just doesn’t exist on an Android because of split screen multitasking. There are many other scenarios. But anyway, thanks for the video bro. Really surprised you don’t care for the photos and video coming from iPhone.
Not so much the video, but photos with Apple's processing are not very flattering for those with darker skin. Raw photos are very high quality when properly edited but outside of that....idk
ive been waiting for split screen since ios 15. smh
I’m an android fan. But I enjoy the simplicity and efficiency of the iPhone 15 pro. The build in MagSafe is great. The nfc is active when needed and not an always on or off option. The camera is better and the app support is good. Widgets look clean. iOS 18 soon coming and I’m actually excited about an update. Their batteries are smaller and run the same time or longer.
All have their preferences. I like apple. But for tablet I like Samsung because the display uses almost all of the screen when watching movies. iPads use 70% lol.
Currently the only android phone I wanna try next after my s23 is the oneplus nord 4
After using both OS's for over a year now, I have to say that the thing I dislike most about iOS is the navigation. Sometimes I just stare at the screen wondering how I go back a screen. Then most times I just end up force closing the app. Android navigation is so intuitive whether you use the nav buttons or gestures. And iOS still needs an app drawer.
Yep whole heartedly agree!
There is an app drawer…
💩ndroid guy lol
These are core basics, when I jump on the GFs 14Pro my experience is exactly the same, navigation is just like a casino 🤣
Oh the app draw thing seems common sense.
Recently using it for photos and videos I had to go online to find out settings for the camera aren't in the camera app but instead the settings of the operation system. 🤷♂️, so weird
Same 😂
Btw, they do have an extra dim feature in the accessibility settings. Great video!
Thanks, yeah a few other people let me know too. Appreciate it.
I've switched from iphone 11 pro to pixel 8 pro. A few things that bothers me with pixels is their control center, no true tone equivalent feature, and the look of the widgets (except the music widgets). Indoors I always had to turn on the night light mode on and set it at the least intensity cuz the display colors are too cool. What made me try pixel 8 pro is the camera for photography and the AI features. Honestly it was a better phone deal as well. However, after having this phone for almost a year I do miss ios system and will go back to iphone.
Thanks for the video. I really enjoy your content. Much like you, I am team Android for my whole life and never even owned an iPhone but the more and more I've gotten into tech more specifically cell phones. I decided to see what Apple had to offer and what iOS was about so I decided to get a iPhone 14 plus first iPhone I've ever owned let alone purchased in my life. Gotta say battery life is King! Probably the best battery life out of all of my devices in my arsenal. I've been running iOS 18 beta it's very androidy the only thing that really kills me about iOS it doesn't have the universal back gesture where you swipe right or left to go back That is one of the major issues that holds me back from really using my iPhone more than I do.The only reason keep this iPhone is for family purposes. Seems like at least 80% of my family uses an iPhone. Anyway I'll probably upgrade to the iPhone 16 pro once it drops or that iPhone slim that they're talking about. But anyway once that iOS 18 fully drops. iphones Will be a lot better.
Here watching fam thank you for sharing
Thanks, I appreciate the time
9:11 I download straight to my device all the time. Everything goes straight into the "FILES" folder. In settings you can pick and choose what goes straight to iCloud.
Yeah but by default it goes to iCloud which is a weird choice, at least I think it is.
@@AnthonyMott727 it doesn't have to go straight to iCloud. you can control that in Settings......like when you go to Settings and click your name, then go to ICloud, then iCloud Drive, then toggle off the "Sync this iPhone". If that's not exactly what you want, then you may be right.
@@ritamix33 right I get what you're saying but if someone doesn't change it to device, what is it by default?
@@AnthonyMott727 Definitely iCloud. I don't know anything about Android to compare and contrast, and because of that, maybe i don't fully understand what you're saying. i just know i download straight to my phone all the time. but then again, i would have to see and understand the Android system to fully grasp what you're talking about. my apologies.
there is an accessibilty feature (reduce white point) you can enable to dim the brightness lower than standard default. I have it set to the triple click of the side button.
Oh really? Bet thanks for the tip
Fair points in the video, using a Motorola Ultra 30 Ultra (largely core Android) and also using the same vintage 14Pro at times, the points regarding iOS is completely on point. Both phones seem on par for usage smooths and speed in general usage (GF agrees) but iOS needs attention in consistently across navigation etc.
I also would agree with pics as a point and shoot. The GFs craft isn't great and so many pics are just terrible she snaps and shares. Being an amateur photographer with a bit of gear I took out to try get some better shots. While technique helps it generally is too contrasty causing loss of black details while also over sharped. The Moto cam app has terrible processing in many cases, GCam though transforms and much more balanced, certainly better than the 14Pro. GCam if it was possible on the 14pro would be interesting
Yeah I agree, but we know Apple would never allow such a useful app on their platform 😔
My last Android phone was a Galaxy 6s Edge; tried an iPhone 6s Plus as an experiment and never looked back. And , I was a Samsung enthusiast team android! Currently have iPhone 13 Pro. Apple ecosystem is impeccable. I am really considering a Pixel phone as my secondary device for my business.
6:20 - OS and app optimization play a role, but the G2/G3 Tensor chip on the Pixels is terrible for efficiency. The modem is also a culprit as the Pixel is said to use a lot of power trying to maintain signal. The G5 is slated to get fabbed by TSMC, which should improve efficiency, but that's not happening until some time later next year with the Pixel 10.
Yep definitely agree. Looking forward to those new chips for sure.
Google messages tap back is coming along nicely, I feel iMessage might feel old soon
Great vid, I will note(even though you probably already know) notifications on iPhone are customizable as to how they appear, how long, etc. I do know there's some specific features Android does differently but try to play around with those if you haven't yet
Thanks, yeah I played around with them but there’s only so much you can do. The problem is really more on Apple to fix. Or maybe I’m just more used to the way Pixel phones handle notifications. It just makes more sense to me.
Apple also adds features throughout the year. The features are minor but welcomed. Major features are the ones that are in a yearly cycle
Apples chips have always been over powered. The only reason they put those chips in them is to keep them relevant for so many years. I have been using IOS Beta 18 developer preview for a little while now and i think Android users will find it more and more tempting to switch over after seeing the changes. Anyone thinking about pulling the cord should wait for the 16. Pixels are outdated as soon as they launch. The Android party tricks are fantastic but the hardware has been lack luster since they switched from the Nexus line. Festure drops you mentioned, think of those as you bought a unfinished product. As Apple and Android come to more parody with festure sets that people use daily, all the dog and pony tricks will become less and less relevant, and way less of a selling point. Appreciate your take on this.
Yeah, some things about ios 18 have me intrigued. Not entirely a fan of the implementation of certain features that we have on Android but that could just be personal preference. Like I said, my biggest concerns are file management and their notification system which doesn't look to be getting fixed in iOS 18 unfortunately. Appreciate your insight!
People tend to think of Pixels as a the main competitor to the iPhone but that hasn't been true for years. They are mid-tier phones at best.
That's where I am at, been using pixel since there nexus lines... the app optimization is what is starting to draw me away from Android, I want an app to just work as they do on the apple side lol Def intrigued in trying Apple with iOS18 with the new 16 phones
Yeah I hear ya. What sucks is that this is mainly on developers and not particularly Google. Just seems it’s not worth the investment for them. Google is trying to change that but they waited so long it’s become increasingly difficult for developers to care.
The iPhone will always be my secondary device. Once Apple adds RCS, I may even consider leaving altogether.
RCS is active on the IOS developer beta 3 on most carriers in the US. IOS 18 will definitely change your mind. I have been using Android phone since the HTC Evo and have had several iPhones off and on over the years. Always going back to Android, mainly because of the variety. I recently purchased a 15 Pro, and have really enjoyed it. Wait for the 16, at this point and for them to bring IOS 18 to retail. You will be impressed.
Yeah it really depends on what phones from Android get released this year and beginning of next year. I really want to go back down to carrying one phone and if RCS is properly implemented then it will be a little easier to do.
which one gives better photo and video quality, iPhone 12 Pro Max or iPhone 15?
This was a fair perspective. I agree with everything you mention. I also switched to iphone after 14 years of using android I also have a pixel fold that was my daily driver before I switched. But I will switch back to Android as my daily driver when the new Pixel Fold 2 releases next month. I can deal with iPhone cameras.
Thanks appreciate the perspective. Yeah in raw mode you can do a lot with the iPhones camera but most people don't use it and or know how so the pictures just come out looking bad.
4:07 go to accessibility and turn on reduce white point to make the screen extra dim
Do I have to do this every time I’m in a dark environment?
@@AnthonyMott727triple tap the power button
I have a note 10 plus and I want to switch to the 16 pro when it comes out.
Great Video dude. My iphone 13 PM charges so fast and still works like new. My XS Max is my secondary phone and also works great still on the original battery. Camera isnt a big deal for me. As long as the camera doesnt make me look like a hillbilly trump supporter im all good. Im white as fuck and look awful in any pics so. Google does have good camera and processing. But longevity. shit man I can afford a brand new iphone every year but why bother?? Ive saved thousands of dollars cause I come home. ALL texts and calls to even Androids.... Right from ANY of my macs. I never even look at my phone at home. My 2011 Macbook Pro even I can call and text Androids so
If only you got yourself an s24 ultra :)
P.S. I have a 15 Pro Max as well. The only reason I have it is for the Prores video.
S24 Ultra is great but I'm not a huge fan of One UI, if I could have Pixel os with S24 Ultra hardware that'd be a keeper for sure.
Used android for years but apple 60hrz is faster on my 15 pro max
True, animations seem smoother on a 60hz iPhone than a 60hz Android. 120hz are pretty similar on both though.
Nice review, honest, and well articulated.
Yeahhhh you’re buggin lol. I was hearing you out until you got to the iOS part and that take is completely trash. has always been leading in tech and software for years. Nothing comes close when it comes to apple and its OS and the smoothness it supports navigating the phone. I feel you with the notifications. They do need to work on that but everything else you’re saying is crazy. You definitely prefer the android experience which is cool but the things you were pointing out are things that can be easily adjusted to the user.
Tell me more about this "navigating the phone", because jumping on the GFs 14Pro time to time the navigation is completely inconsistent and unintuitive. Was this not a core OS consideration? There's other off things like where settings are, or aren't (another navigation quirk)
There's many other limitations for more intense users but your comment seemed in contrast to the actual design, or lack their of in navigation in iOS
@@Spoonfed78 I have no idea what you’re saying at all. Lmfao. No offense. But it’s natural navigation… smooth OS and the faults you’re claiming I have never had no issue with whatsoever. I’m even on iOS 18 beta 3 and it’s running like it’s a final release version. All I can say is this. You like what you like. If you prefer android over iOS I can understand that. My only issue was when he stated that the operating system was subpar when that’s nowhere near being truthful. Unless you guys bought iPhones from 3rd party stores of something.
@@trewright6614 So iOS18 has changed how navigation works. I've only used a 14Pro on the latest 17.whatever, but using various apps the navigation is a variable much like gaming at the casino. Will it be a back arrow top left as far from my thumb as possible, will it be somewhere else or will I be able to just use a swipe gesture. Again I thought I was doing something wrong or the GFs phone was glitching, I had to search it when she said it was normal. Interesting she thought it was great being able to thumb swipe back everywhere on the right edge of the screen, said it made navigation quick, easy and smooth. Hence why my comment. It's clearly not seemless and even a normal user agrees. Maybe iOS 18 had fixed this flaw? I don't know
iOS file system is hideous. New photo app on iOS 18 is copping some flack. I don’t customise either on android you don’t have to because it’s there, but boy the pallet colour is way better than ios18 what on earth did they do lol iOS. Samsung one ui is just the winner 🏆
After 15 years I left IOS and now I'm using Android. Thrust me I don't planning to return to iPhone soon.
Right on, I can definitely see a case for staying on Android with how close to the two os's are now.
What handset you using ?
Ive heard this before…..you’ll be back