What features of iOS would you like to see on Android?

I'm a big tech fan so Im always interested in talking about tech. I think IOS and android are great operating systems and its stupid to fight over which OS is better. They serve different customers and continue to push each other.

Tbh i havent owned an Iphone since 2012 but i will say update support. IOS supports phones more than 4 years, Android should be doing that. Id say android should support upto 5 years of OS and security upgrades.

Id love the optimization that IOS has but i think Apple controlling hardware and software its tough for any company to match that level of intergration.

  • Continuity: switching from an Ipad to a mac you can pretty much seamlessly switch, if you could do the same with Android phones/tablets and Windows. Also Qualcom needs to add a chip similar to the W1 on all android phones. connecting my airpods and mac is a peace of cake, qualcom do that for android.


Submitted May 29, 2020 at 11:40PM by m1207 https://ift.tt/3cf7w3k https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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