Android 15 vs iOS 18 - Every New Feature Explained

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Apple & Google just announced their newest updates yet, iOS 18 and Android 15. Here is a detailed comparison of each! Enjoy!
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Timeline

0:00 Copied Android Features
8:57 Copied iOS Features
13:05 AI Innovations
17:05 Android 15 Exclusive Features
21:06 iOS 18 Exclusive Features
23:18 Final Thoughts

[potassiumming]

Idk why people are arguing which is better, I’m an android user but I feel happy that apple is getting these features because it’s a win for users. I like it when android gets stuff that apple has, and I’m happy for ios users who can now enjoy what android has for years. I’m still waiting for Ios to let people install 3rd party apps and if it happens, I might reconsider getting an iOS device.

[reqsiwrath]

do not use better help. they’ve been proved to sell their vulnerable users data and they hire unlicensed therapists. Thank you.

[Zerotrone]

For a while now, almost every new feature in Android is already present in Samsung's OneUI. As a Samsung S23 owner, new Android versions do not equal to new features.

[fryball]

You've always been able to choose individual apps to offload on iOS. You just have to do it from the storage settings instead of just by long pressing the app like with deleting/hiding apps

[Crischan_oficial]

I don't need to see the video to know that Android wins

[siphosethusithole]

Watching this video as a lifelong Samsung user is eye opening. The One Ui is so much better than stock Android

[devilfriend]

The amount of features these companies market as AI that aren't using AI at all is impressive.

[ianchristiancatu]

10:10 you can actually manually offload an app on iOS by going to storage settings and select an app you want to offload

[hariharanmanivannan]

I have been following you for quite a few years and your views are pretty decent and mainly not one sided. Appreciate that and happy following 😊

[lukchem]

10:08 that’s wrong you could always do it yourself in iOS. Settings → General → iPhone/iPad Storage → Select the app you want → Offload.

[snipa]

Nice video, you should make a playlist for this.

[mamathis_]

10:10 In fact you can decide when an app is archived manually, it’s in Settings > General > Storage > [app name] you have a button saying offload app or something like that

[danieleproia]

9:29 but the back gesture on Android has always been infinitely better, since you can backtrace inside the apps in any moment, going back x steps, since it's a system feature

[hopeemmanuel]

Thanks for the video. It was informative

[LucasDeEirozRodrigues]

I think Predictive Back Gesture is available since Android 13. Never got out of Developer Options.

[ademolaadegun]

Some of those Apple features are limited to your location unlike Googles features which have a global reach and not limited to certain conditions.

[arnolda]

Great video but id like to point out that deleting apps on ios without deleting the app data has always been possible. You just have to go into the storage and select the app then choose offload app

[Ipinoluwa]

Great vid.👍!
Wow, this OSes are now very mature!💪

[abza]

16:21 Actually, You forget that this is also available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

[MrLoveExplained]

The cleanness of iOS 18 is just on another level, this worth more than any features