My favorite right now is routines when I come within half a mile of my house it pulls up my garage app so I can open my garage without fumbling through my phone😊
@@Gremlin256 Under Routines, there is a few examples. One is "Low battery announcement", which I use as-is. There is another example for "Get notified when fully charged", which I modified to say "Battery fully charged. Unplug charger. Hey Google. Turn off, 65 charger." I have a smart outlet named " 65 charger", which is connected to Google Assistant. I have a Google Nest Home Hub in the same room as my tablet. You could use a Google Mini Smart speaker, instead. I can control the smart outlet via voice, mine and the text-to-speech from my Samsung device. I hope this makes sense!
The screen-off memo is the best option I used in business meetings and on-the-go memos or reminders. I wish the ZFold had this feature for the outside Screen.
Modes and Routines in Samsung are Focus and Shortcuts in Apple. Although Focus and Shortcuts are probably more limited, they still exist in Apple, and I think even before Samsung's turn. As an (almost) all-in Apple user for the last 4 years, I miss the first three features so much, and I'll probably return to Samsung pretty soon. Subscribed. Thank you, Daniel.
And still, they think their device is far more smart and advanced. Split-screen multitasking is something everybody uses, yet a lot of iPhone users have no idea they need it.
@@Delicate141but GoodLock is not native, furthermore why would you expect a smartphone to have everything built-in? That would make it a featurephone, smartphones is supposed to have apps that add stuff, not having it out of the box
@@venimus777 I wouldn't say not native, it is still a Galaxy app that isn't pre-installed, that you can download easily and with a press of couple of buttons "destroy" your phone with how much change you apply to it. You can do *some* of it with 3rd party apps. But I think you know all of it already.
By nature of their dumbed-down OS, Apple will always be behind. I mean, people are considering switching to iOS because it can finally do something Android has been doing for 10 years?! 🤣
Ignorant iSheep are hilarious. For over 10 years they said they don't care about customization. Then when Apple adds more customization features, iSheep praise it like if it's the second coming of Christ. 🤣🤣🤣 Bunch of HYPOCRITES!!!
Well, I switched from iphone 14 Pro to S24U and all I feel is that I took 2 steps back, first of all you have that Google/Samsung mess, then a fingerprint reader that works 5 out of 10 times (oh yeah, I have put effort in it to make it better belive me). Samsung Pay 2/10, google pay 7/0, Apple Pay 10/10, 3 party apps generally work way better on iPhones, yes that sadly is still a issue. Integration with other products is far better with Apple. Am I dissapionted with my S24Ultra, not at all, it is a great phone, but there is issues that needs to be fixed, do I think iOS is better than Android, in som ways it it, in other it's not. If you love to fipple with settings and tweeking an Android is great, if u only want things to work and work perfect, iPhones are great. My next phone is likely to be back at Sony (I try to miss out on how frustrated I was with my Z2)
Background downloads and uploads. How can a modern OS not have this. So iOS users have to wait in every app for uploads and downloads to finish before they move to another app. Don't they have anything else to do 😂. And why is the back gesture only on the left side, how does apple expect right handed people to navigate backwards when using pro max and plus iphones
Great Video Sam. Although I'm a huge Samsung fan I think you should do 5 things Apple has that Samsung should implement. For example the satellite sos messaging. Even though Apple is behind on a lot of things, we have to be fair and recognize they do have some great ideas too.
I think at this point, Apple might have Samsung beat. It'll take nothing for Apple to implement these features at any point they feel, and it will take the wind out of Samsung's sails. The problem is that Android holds Samsung back. Apple does everything in a much cleaner manner and all their devices get these updates at the same time.
@carolinabluzz lol because just like every samsunf user, I want samsung to get better and be better. I am in the Samsung ecosystem and like sasmung a lot, but I'm just calling out where samsung falls short.
As an Samsung Galaxy Android fan that is forced to use an iPhone on my company provided phone, I have to admit the iphone does a much better job of facial unlock in any lighting conditions. This is the one thing that the Galaxy used to dominate in but not anymore.
We're just getting used to hold the phone, let the instant scanning to happen, and then having to swipe up. Samsung lets you do all of these steps with one finger scanning, which should be much user-friendly, doesn't it?
I use the off-screen memo quite a lot - it's a never-ending pen, and a notepad secure folder is a very useful tool . Apples tag line should be " simple phones for simple people " 😂😂😂
I won't say that Apple is bad and not helpful, there getting better day by day, by there updates and new projects, there bringing in future but Samsung is the best, 🫡 love from a sammy fan💝 any othere mobile industry can't beat down Samsung and Android 👍💪
6. Widgets Pop-up: once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS. 7. Quick launcher: once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS. 8. One Hand Operation+ (the rest in addition to 6. and 7.): once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS. 9. Sound assistand (not one feature, many of the features in it): once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS. 10. Instant Slow Motion: when I heard about it first time, I thought it was a gimmick, but no, it is a must-have. 11. DeX: a must-have if the phone is your only device. There are tons of features that I could name. Alone the case that you don't have a real call history in the phone app is a reason not to buy any iPhones.
@@Mr-Khubaib. I was even not aware of that feature. But even if iOS copied all features in the future, why should I switch to it? I always stick to the "original".
The multiple user feature on Android is great. It lets you use your phone as two different phones. I've been using it for a long time - one account for work and one for personal use. It's designed for people who want privacy on one phone, allowing different passwords, wallpapers, and apps for each user. This way, I don't have to hide my apps or anything I don't want to show. It's like having a secure folder on Samsung or private space on Android 15, but better.
@@Mr-Khubaib. I'll try it. I was thinking I knew everything about One UI:) But Secure Folder has another main purpose, even if it has been allowing me to have multiple instances of the same app, too.
iphone is getting better but not fully good for me to think about a change. i was showing an iphone user reverse charging my watch he thought it was fake lol so i charged his phone.
iOS is based on app isolation, so #5 seems irrelevant, you don't need an "isloated" workspace as it is already there. iOS 18 has "hidden/locked" app folders and you can also individually lock apps. It also works on iPhone Xs. Split screen is there aready in iPad OS which is basically iOS for bigger screens, so not sure what "Apple don't have" means. There are also gazzilions of note apps, why would I ever need Apple to implement every gimmik out there? It is a smart phone it is supposed to allow you install apps, not get them built-in (bloat-in) the OS.
Can't lie, this new IOS version is probably the most compelling I have seen in a long time, makes me tempted to switch Edit: the amount of Samsung & Google an knob slobbing in the comments is hilarious
@@sydguitar99 Basic functions meaning moving an icon whenever you want or a bad imitation of material you theming. As for AI as Wozniak said demos are great but we have to see the real thing. Google's demos didn't live up to the hype and apple's intelligence isn't even apple's it's OpenAI
My favorite right now is routines when I come within half a mile of my house it pulls up my garage app so I can open my garage without fumbling through my phone😊
Yassss! I have it pop up so I can open up my apartment gates 💪🏼
I use the location based switching wifi on/off and it also switches my phone to silent when I leave home and back to sound mode when I come back.
I use Modes & Routines to alert me when the battery is low. Then it tells Google Assistant to turn off the charger when it is charged.
Could you please share how you did this :)
@@Gremlin256 Under Routines, there is a few examples. One is "Low battery announcement", which I use as-is. There is another example for "Get notified when fully charged", which I modified to say "Battery fully charged. Unplug charger. Hey Google. Turn off, 65 charger." I have a smart outlet named " 65 charger", which is connected to Google Assistant. I have a Google Nest Home Hub in the same room as my tablet. You could use a Google Mini Smart speaker, instead. I can control the smart outlet via voice, mine and the text-to-speech from my Samsung device. I hope this makes sense!
@Juicemanee which company does not slurp anyone's data :P
@ChodaBoyUSA Thank you ! yes it does .. Why 65 charger ? :)
@@Gremlin256 LOL, good question. It is a 65-watt charger. I started with "PD charger", but Google often misunderstood it.
Remember Samsung Edge lighting? 🤔
It's still there lol.
The screen-off memo is the best option I used in business meetings and on-the-go memos or reminders. I wish the ZFold had this feature for the outside Screen.
Modes and Routines in Samsung are Focus and Shortcuts in Apple. Although Focus and Shortcuts are probably more limited, they still exist in Apple, and I think even before Samsung's turn.
As an (almost) all-in Apple user for the last 4 years, I miss the first three features so much, and I'll probably return to Samsung pretty soon.
Subscribed. Thank you, Daniel.
DEX is my favourite productivity feature, turning the phone into a desktop by simply connecting it to a screen, keyboard and mouse.
🍎 Some Apple users never use Android phones before... Lol 🤣
And still, they think their device is far more smart and advanced. Split-screen multitasking is something everybody uses, yet a lot of iPhone users have no idea they need it.
Goodlock customization!!! Apple could never come close
So much true .Samsung is the king of customization
Did you check iOS18?
@@venimus777
iOS 18 adds A LOT, but Apple is still far behind the native Android customization experience, and GoodLock is something on another level.
@@Delicate141but GoodLock is not native, furthermore why would you expect a smartphone to have everything built-in? That would make it a featurephone, smartphones is supposed to have apps that add stuff, not having it out of the box
@@venimus777 I wouldn't say not native, it is still a Galaxy app that isn't pre-installed, that you can download easily and with a press of couple of buttons "destroy" your phone with how much change you apply to it. You can do *some* of it with 3rd party apps. But I think you know all of it already.
Problem I find with multi window is if you use the swipe to go back etc it very rarely works to swipe from the corner.
@samsung please make an Apple Watch ⌚️ ultra competitor we need this in the ecosystem
Apple actually has a modes and routines counterpart, its called shortcuts. But it's nit very user friendly imo.
great video thanks
No 6 pause while recording video
By nature of their dumbed-down OS, Apple will always be behind. I mean, people are considering switching to iOS because it can finally do something Android has been doing for 10 years?! 🤣
Ignorant iSheep are hilarious.
For over 10 years they said they don't care about customization.
Then when Apple adds more customization features, iSheep praise it like if it's the second coming of Christ.
🤣🤣🤣
Bunch of HYPOCRITES!!!
Well, I switched from iphone 14 Pro to S24U and all I feel is that I took 2 steps back, first of all you have that Google/Samsung mess, then a fingerprint reader that works 5 out of 10 times (oh yeah, I have put effort in it to make it better belive me). Samsung Pay 2/10, google pay 7/0, Apple Pay 10/10, 3 party apps generally work way better on iPhones, yes that sadly is still a issue. Integration with other products is far better with Apple.
Am I dissapionted with my S24Ultra, not at all, it is a great phone, but there is issues that needs to be fixed, do I think iOS is better than Android, in som ways it it, in other it's not. If you love to fipple with settings and tweeking an Android is great, if u only want things to work and work perfect, iPhones are great. My next phone is likely to be back at Sony (I try to miss out on how frustrated I was with my Z2)
Background downloads and uploads. How can a modern OS not have this. So iOS users have to wait in every app for uploads and downloads to finish before they move to another app. Don't they have anything else to do 😂. And why is the back gesture only on the left side, how does apple expect right handed people to navigate backwards when using pro max and plus iphones
what apple really want is the android screen short cut which android came out with it first so apple is force tonuse a TV remote control style
Gotta wait another 5 years for multi window to come out on ios
ios has routines through DND, also the fbi has said even they cant get into an icloud account so 5 is irrelevant
Great Video Sam. Although I'm a huge Samsung fan I think you should do 5 things Apple has that Samsung should implement. For example the satellite sos messaging. Even though Apple is behind on a lot of things, we have to be fair and recognize they do have some great ideas too.
But Melted Tunsten Look isn't something people want
Android 15 will support satellite messaging. At least it's supposed to. 😄
I'm upset because Samsung doesn't allow Good lock App in Yemen!
Why is that happening to us in Yemen 🇾🇪?
Good Lock is not available in every country, use Fine Lock instead
Am I the only one that needs an interpreter to understand what this guy is saying??????
Lol, smells like desperation.
I think at this point, Apple might have Samsung beat. It'll take nothing for Apple to implement these features at any point they feel, and it will take the wind out of Samsung's sails. The problem is that Android holds Samsung back. Apple does everything in a much cleaner manner and all their devices get these updates at the same time.
Nope CRAPPLE SUCKS
So why are you here ?
This low iQ brainwashed by apple brand and they have the audacity to call it innovation 😮
@carolinabluzz duh maybe laughing at the stuff CRAPPLE doesn't have...I loved the video...why are you crying
@carolinabluzz lol because just like every samsunf user, I want samsung to get better and be better. I am in the Samsung ecosystem and like sasmung a lot, but I'm just calling out where samsung falls short.
As an Samsung Galaxy Android fan that is forced to use an iPhone on my company provided phone, I have to admit the iphone does a much better job of facial unlock in any lighting conditions. This is the one thing that the Galaxy used to dominate in but not anymore.
We're just getting used to hold the phone, let the instant scanning to happen, and then having to swipe up.
Samsung lets you do all of these steps with one finger scanning, which should be much user-friendly, doesn't it?
I use the off-screen memo quite a lot - it's a never-ending pen, and a notepad secure folder is a very useful tool . Apples tag line should be " simple phones for simple people " 😂😂😂
I won't say that Apple is bad and not helpful, there getting better day by day, by there updates and new projects, there bringing in future but Samsung is the best, 🫡 love from a sammy fan💝 any othere mobile industry can't beat down Samsung and Android 👍💪
One of the big ones for me is pop up view multi tasking , I can't live without that one and edge panels on my s23 ultra
iPhones definitely have #4 & #5
6. Widgets Pop-up: once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS.
7. Quick launcher: once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS.
8. One Hand Operation+ (the rest in addition to 6. and 7.): once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS.
9. Sound assistand (not one feature, many of the features in it): once get used to it, you can't change to any other OS.
10. Instant Slow Motion: when I heard about it first time, I thought it was a gimmick, but no, it is a must-have.
11. DeX: a must-have if the phone is your only device.
There are tons of features that I could name. Alone the case that you don't have a real call history in the phone app is a reason not to buy any iPhones.
The multiple user feature on Android is what's keeping me from switching to iOS.
@@Mr-Khubaib. I was even not aware of that feature. But even if iOS copied all features in the future, why should I switch to it? I always stick to the "original".
The multiple user feature on Android is great. It lets you use your phone as two different phones. I've been using it for a long time - one account for work and one for personal use. It's designed for people who want privacy on one phone, allowing different passwords, wallpapers, and apps for each user. This way, I don't have to hide my apps or anything I don't want to show. It's like having a secure folder on Samsung or private space on Android 15, but better.
@@Mr-Khubaib. I'll try it. I was thinking I knew everything about One UI:) But Secure Folder has another main purpose, even if it has been allowing me to have multiple instances of the same app, too.
Not much AI in IOS 18 💯
iphone is getting better but not fully good for me to think about a change. i was showing an iphone user reverse charging my watch he thought it was fake lol so i charged his phone.
Apple has once again changed the world and revolutionized technology with old Android tech
Get a life, you all
features Live Message S-Pen on my S24 Ultra disappear but s23 ultra has another one there
Is there a way to QUICKLY access 4K 120fps video recording in the camera app without having to manually switch to Pro Mode??
S24 Ultra user.
Yes there is!
Create a custom camera widget to place on your home screen and set it to start on pro video mode!
@@SamMobileTVfeatures Live Message S-Pen on my S24 Ultra disappear but s23 ultra has another one there
iOS is based on app isolation, so #5 seems irrelevant, you don't need an "isloated" workspace as it is already there. iOS 18 has "hidden/locked" app folders and you can also individually lock apps. It also works on iPhone Xs. Split screen is there aready in iPad OS which is basically iOS for bigger screens, so not sure what "Apple don't have" means. There are also gazzilions of note apps, why would I ever need Apple to implement every gimmik out there? It is a smart phone it is supposed to allow you install apps, not get them built-in (bloat-in) the OS.
Can't lie, this new IOS version is probably the most compelling I have seen in a long time, makes me tempted to switch
Edit: the amount of Samsung & Google an knob slobbing in the comments is hilarious
Why just because iOS gotten basic features after 17 years? Duh
@@panathatube What part of it is basic? the way they implemented 'AI' is WAY better than Samsung or Google could have.
@@sydguitar99 Basic functions meaning moving an icon whenever you want or a bad imitation of material you theming. As for AI as Wozniak said demos are great but we have to see the real thing. Google's demos didn't live up to the hype and apple's intelligence isn't even apple's it's OpenAI
@@panathatube lmao what? Dude stop the cope, I'm not bias I literally use a galaxy s24 ultra but anyone with 2 eyes can see Apple did it better
I have 2 eyes, and I don't.