iOS 13 vs Android Q!

iOS 13 vs Android Q! Hello all and welcome to this iOS 13 vs Android Q comparison video. In this video we compare the latest iOS 13 (Public Beta 5 as of the recording) to Android Q (Android 10 Beta 6 Final Beta) on the iPhone XR and Google Pixel 3 XL to see the differences in the features. The intentions of this video is to educate you on the differences between the current state of iOS and Android to help you make a decision as to which software will better serve you in 2019. If you have any questions, comments, concerns, please be sure to go ahead and drop them below in the comment section of the video and as always thank you for watching :)

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iOS 13 vs Android Q! Let's Gooo!!!

[_lifeofanthony_]

3:04 Just thought I'd mention...the reason the weather app is bright is because it's currently daytime and it's reflecting the current weather in that area. If you were checking the weather at night the display actually would be dark to convey the time of day. Nice vid tho!

[alexkalpakavadi]

I think....dark theme was first introduced by windows phone devices from day one ....back in windows phone

[brettm.]

I think you should've mentioned that your using 2x animations on pixel. Default animation speed would have looked smoother.

[juliosunga]

no proper adult should be concerned about what emoji your phone has

[littlelamp]

they're so similar nowadays
honestly there are so few differences between the two that i bet most people would be happy with either

[tanculllt.f.m.]

2020 be like
Android: super stable and so fast
iOS: customisation

[ayushmalaviya]

No offence to android users but iOS is just way more fluid, simple & intuitive. Would be my choice any day!

[AIejandroide]

I also once said that I dont find the splitscreen on a smartphone useful. Now I cant live without it.

[ASmith-vlkm]

1) Android has a full local File Manager e.g. like Windows Explorer. iOS doesn't.
2) The iOS version of an identical app is usually more expensive
3) Movies in the iTunes store are usually a bit more to rent than movies in the Google Play Movies & TV app
4) Android has an Always-On-Display mode for phones with an OLED or AMOLED screen. iOS doesn't
5) The Google Assistant is more accurate(overall just better when it comes to voice input) than Siri
6) On the sender side, Link Previews in SMS programs works regardless of the recipient OS. Conversely, Link Previews only
consistently works from iMessage to iMessage on iPhones
7) Android is more visible for connectivity to third party hardware than iOS is. For example, we had a Zoom
conferencing hardware and software setup at work. The hardware/software could find any Android phone.
But, it could not find any of the iPhones our staff had
8) Android offers more options for customization (e.g. it allows the use of third party Launchers)
9) Many of the default Android apps can be swapped out for alternative app. Not so with iOS
10) Across various Android OEMs, Android is fragmented
11) iOS has better standby time than Android
12) The native messaging app for iOS supports end-to-end encryption. This is not the case with Android
13) iPhones typically get 4 years of iOS security updates and OS upgrades. This is not the case with Android. However, many of Google’s apps are continually updated despite being on a deprecated Android OS.
14) There is a lot more to discuss, but I'll stop here...

[foodmighttravel]

But I got the dark theme/mode on my s9+ and the schedule thing... nothing new

[oliverdobson]

You can do back and forward swipe on iPhone! And it’s been there for years!

[harshmdi]

why iPhone is not more darker... because pixel 3 has AMOLED so if you really want a comparison, then do with iPhone x or xs which has AMOLED display... AMOLED is more punchier than LCD...

[BrookNeese]

Imagine clearing all apps all the time

[wiktormatuszewski]

You can force a dark mode in an every app on the Android by going to the developers settings😄

[apexcool]

On my android I like making my animations quicker I have it on 0.5x half I do this in developer

[A-Doug]

9:05 You can create custom stickers on the Pixel. Just tap the little square smiley face icon (to the left of GIF) and you can create personalized stickers based on a picture of you. You can modify them as well. I use them all the time.

[ILoveGrilledCheese]

iOS 13 is really growing on me, I much prefer incremental change over drastic

[Yaawwdman]

I hope the ios fans know that Samsung's oneui got dark mode way before stock android and also ios 13. Now nick should compare Samsungs one ui vs ios 13 then that will be a fair comparison. Just saying yall don't come at me

[nico]

Gboard has already a feature to create a sticker pack from a photo....