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As you said, when you use an Ultra or any other high end/Premium Android phone you really feel you're using a pocket PC. Samsung is king in this regard as the split screen and floating window implementation is smooth and VERY responsive compared to other Android brands like Xiaomi for example. No wonder the Folds are still the ones to beat despite other brands pushing up OP specs, the multitasking on Samsung is other level.
Bruh.. just say IOS isn’t for you.. it’s just a phone.. yes it’s pro but using it as a work device is stupid it’s just a useful tool sometimes.. it was made to use apple pay..
@fira3reo its not marketed as just a phone, and this phone is more powerful than a lot of actual PCs out there, lol. Other phones are more capable for being used as work devices, so why cant the most powerful phone on the market do the same? Its limited by software and not hardware.
@@JamaltLee it’s powerful to be usable for a long period of time.. i know it’s powerful but it’s not ment for multitasking.. i don’t see companies saying it’s a small pc!
@fira3reo they're not saying that cuz it's limited by it's software. Look at the ipads. People have been begging for a proper display out for years. Apple finally relented with the m series iPads and introduced stage manager on an external screen. People were saying the same stuff about how iPads aren't computers and that we should buy Macs for that stuff, even though ipads have been capable for a long time. Ipads can now replace some desktop setups because Apple flipped the switch, so why not do the same for these powerful iPhones? People who want to use them as just a phone can still do that lol.
People say why? Because it’s a small screen.. as an iPhone user.. i don’t like how android guys argue that Android is better and i see it doing what a pc do so if i want a pc system that works on different hardwares.. just ask for that
@fira3reo the screen size argument is irrelevant because a lot of people use splitscreen on their phones everyday. It might be "too small" for some, but for others, it's fine. Also, why wouldn't we want more features even if we wont use them? I'm sure split screen would come clutch in a lot of different scenarios even for everyday users.
@@JamaltLee why an average user should ask for features that makes the phone less secure and more buggy? It’s not that screen size is just the point.. the point is what you want the device to be a good windows phone device?
@fira3reo more features does not equal more buggy and less secure. Especially when those features have nothing to do with what the average user would do on their phone anyways. How Is opening two apps at the same time gonna make the phone less secure? And if that features is buggy then don't use it until it's fixed. I want a device that can replace my tablet, laptop, and phone. I know not everyone wants that, but having that ability and option would benefit everyone. I know many people who have macbooks, ipads, and pcs, but they don't use them at all. They only use their iphones for casual stuff and work stuff. Your phone is just conveniently always there, your PC, laptop, and tablet aren't.
Yea I been saying that since the 16 came out 🤦🏻♀️
Big facts.
As you said, when you use an Ultra or any other high end/Premium Android phone you really feel you're using a pocket PC. Samsung is king in this regard as the split screen and floating window implementation is smooth and VERY responsive compared to other Android brands like Xiaomi for example.
No wonder the Folds are still the ones to beat despite other brands pushing up OP specs, the multitasking on Samsung is other level.
My phone cost 200 has split screen and 120hz ....
Haha apple might add stage manager in 5 years to iphone and people will act like they invented when android had it years prior
Yup lol
Bruh.. just say IOS isn’t for you.. it’s just a phone.. yes it’s pro but using it as a work device is stupid it’s just a useful tool sometimes.. it was made to use apple pay..
@fira3reo its not marketed as just a phone, and this phone is more powerful than a lot of actual PCs out there, lol. Other phones are more capable for being used as work devices, so why cant the most powerful phone on the market do the same? Its limited by software and not hardware.
@@JamaltLee it’s powerful to be usable for a long period of time.. i know it’s powerful but it’s not ment for multitasking.. i don’t see companies saying it’s a small pc!
@fira3reo they're not saying that cuz it's limited by it's software.
Look at the ipads. People have been begging for a proper display out for years. Apple finally relented with the m series iPads and introduced stage manager on an external screen. People were saying the same stuff about how iPads aren't computers and that we should buy Macs for that stuff, even though ipads have been capable for a long time. Ipads can now replace some desktop setups because Apple flipped the switch, so why not do the same for these powerful iPhones? People who want to use them as just a phone can still do that lol.
4:44 what happened bro ?
@@mayeu4178 what do you mean?
@JamaltLee you're talking about something but it shows something different
@mayeu4178 oh yeah, that was an accident 😅😭.
People say why? Because it’s a small screen.. as an iPhone user.. i don’t like how android guys argue that Android is better and i see it doing what a pc do so if i want a pc system that works on different hardwares.. just ask for that
@fira3reo the screen size argument is irrelevant because a lot of people use splitscreen on their phones everyday. It might be "too small" for some, but for others, it's fine. Also, why wouldn't we want more features even if we wont use them? I'm sure split screen would come clutch in a lot of different scenarios even for everyday users.
@@JamaltLee why an average user should ask for features that makes the phone less secure and more buggy? It’s not that screen size is just the point.. the point is what you want the device to be a good windows phone device?
@fira3reo more features does not equal more buggy and less secure. Especially when those features have nothing to do with what the average user would do on their phone anyways. How Is opening two apps at the same time gonna make the phone less secure? And if that features is buggy then don't use it until it's fixed.
I want a device that can replace my tablet, laptop, and phone. I know not everyone wants that, but having that ability and option would benefit everyone. I know many people who have macbooks, ipads, and pcs, but they don't use them at all. They only use their iphones for casual stuff and work stuff. Your phone is just conveniently always there, your PC, laptop, and tablet aren't.