Our IT only allows for a modified version of teams on our computers. If you thought regular teams was bad, letting an IT department get ahold of it made it so much worse.
@rapidfirer56 i hate Webex. Like I'm sorry but sharing screen shouldn't hide my damn meeting controls. Like don't give a shortcut of Ctrl + Shift + Q that i have to use. And most of the time it doesn't work. So if someone is sharing content there is a good chance I can't mute. And I dont want to have to hold the space bar every time I wanna talk for as long as I wanna talk. Like if you are temp talking for something like a yes or no it's great. But when I am leading a meeting and sharing my screen. It's kinda important to be able to consistently mute myself for obvious reasons.
The 1st thing I do on every Pixel is go to the dev menu and accelerate. The animation speeds. Window animation scale .5x Transition animation scale .5x Animator duration scale .5x I feel the need. The need for speed.
I have them all on 0 for my note9.. still feels faster than my sister's iphone 15 pro lmao. It is much slower but the animations just waste endlessly time. The waiting to unlock to the homescreen drives me nuts already
@@MHWGamer Once in a while I have discovered a app that doesn't load correctly with them all set to 0. In the event you encounter it, set Animator Animation Scale to 0.5, and it will fix it. You can leave the other two set to 0. I encountered this once recently, and my guess is the app waits indefinitely for the animation to play, but locks up because it never plays.
@@priyanshu1667 I unlock my phone on average 60 times a day. If it takes 1 second, that is literally already a minute. With the no fingerprint options, it also more often takes a second time to scan your eyes, even longer. And now think about avery app opening and closing you do all day long. It is probably just 300-500ms but even that adds up over the whole day to at least a minute.. a minute of just waiting and getting angry because that animation feels slow af. Again like linus said, it isn't per se a problem. However, it is a problem if you get denied the option for changing YOUR device how you like it and not how some Tim Apple SoCal tech-hippie decides how he likes it best. A fundamental problem I have with the Apple philosophy
@@jshklsn yeah but typing on ios is just as fast, even by going through the menu if you're used to it is what I mean, it's just a different way of doing things which I mean I get it I was like that when I switched from android but it's not unusably bad for unserious people because it's different, like I can genuinely type out a symbol and be back to the words in less than 200ms
@@jshklsn I mean for that specific case I just don't know what to say because it literally is, if you know exactly where to press for the symbols you can definitely get that action down to less than 200ms, having long-press doesn't mean more speed
Technically, internally, Control Panel (old one) in Windows is a Shell Extension, which is neither an app nor a folder. The new Settings is definitely an app.
Seeing how teams as far as I know doesn't have a free version that's not happening unless Luke can somehow convince them to have a free version that has limited features and then gets a team's equivalent to Nitro boosting
I imagine everyone underestimates how much of it is bad not because of incompetency of the team, but due to fringe features corporations demand of Microsoft (and they are Microsoft's biggest clients).
@@the_undead Teams has a free "home" version that has certain limitations (60 minute group calls, 100 participant limit on meetings, 5gb cloud storage), those limits become the standard ones (30hr group calls, 300 participants, 1TB cloud storage) if you have a 365 personal or family subscription.
The reason why all the cool settings are under "accessibility" is because they are politely reminding you that if your wish to use *their* phone in a slightly different way than prescribed, you must be a little bit "special".
Surface level gripes when he hasn’t tried to *tailer* any of them yet. The first ten minutes is probably iOS 18.0.0 buggy-ness. None of which I’ve encountered, but the things I DID encounter were patched very quickly. Hate watching is pretty sad btw
@@_purge9488 Nah it’s fine cause it’s apple and we’re all allowed to hate them, their users and their products. In fact it’s encouraged! Since I’ve switched to an iPhone I cannot believe the amount of people I just meet online that tell me how horrible iPhones are and how dumb I am for going from the “good side” to the bad side, and the funny thing is chances are they’ve never used an iPhone in their life so they wouldn’t know for a fact what the experience really is like. I’ve had less problems on iPhones (and most that I have had I’ve fixed within minutes usually) than I’ve had with android phones. And for every 1 year I’ve used an iPhone, I’ve used an android phone for 4 so there’s that. Wonder when Linus will make multiple 30 minute videos dissecting every nitpick and problem with Android? Never, cause it’s not cool or popular to hate Android!
@@_purge9488I get what you are saying but who is hate watching who here tho ? linus is using the phone, the commenter is enjoying linus rant about weird software quirks.
@@s3rit661 oh yes… that’s why android has all those default apps installed whether you like it or not, many times having both duplicate apps and accounts from both Google and whatever the phone maker is.
36:45 Yes the Windows Settings is a regular application built using their C# framework and signed by Microsoft. Windows 10's used to be an UWP app, I think now it's a WinUI app.
As a former Senior Advisor at Apple, Car Play has long had issues. The problem is that support is foisted onto the car dealerships. I always went out of my way to help Car Play users, by setting up a screen share to their phone, opening the camera app, & pointing it at the car’s infotainment system, because I knew they wouldn’t get anywhere if they went to the car dealer, like we were told to tell them.
as basically a lifelong iOS user, CarPlay has had numerous issues like linus showed for quite a while. but since the first iOS 17 beta, by far the most annoying issue has been a very noticeable stutter or hiccup in audio playback at exactly 15 or exactly 30 seconds into a song. this has persisted into 18 beta and the full release
I remember using both CarPlay and AA in the early days when they came out and both were super buggy. But I feel like AA smoothed out most of those bugs over time as well as had many feature and interface updates and redesigns, while CarPlay has not and remained mostly static.
IIRC there's also levels of support, depending on whether or not an OEM's infotainment system also supports Android Auto. So while support is foist upon dealerships, the OEMs themselves can't get the right support from Apple unless they're exclusively CarPlay.
Q: "... but how many people do these things often?" A: "Nobody. Nobody does them often. You do them 1 time so that your phone works really well for you." THAT was the best response, and is 100% how the folks over at Apple refuse to think. Their whole idea is that if it's not a frequently poked-at feature, then it's not as useful. It seems to me that they want you to poke-and-prod at your device (their version of "interact") as much as possible in spite of the logistics of doing so. It's why I do not like using my work iOS phone and prefer to do everything on my Android.
There is a reason that the iphone is only used en masse in the USA and the rest of the world prefers Android.... About 27% in the world use apple - the rest use other brands but they are all Android based... In the USA the market share for the iPhone is nearly 70%....
True. Like when you use Linux, let's say KDE as DE. You can spend like 40h in different settings, UI or not. You do this to NEVER AGAIN go into those settings. I don't think I touched anything in my DE besides checking new things at major releases in years, but I am so happy to have them options.
I can't agree with you, Apple tends to focus on these extras you'll use once a year or even never and neglects basics that you encounter hundreds to thousands times a day
That comment from that one guy who said that it's good because it's iphone, and if it were different it would be android, so he hopes it will never change only showcases how sheepish and detached apple fanboys really are, god damn.
If it wasn't for samsung, they wouldn't have dedicated files which it is still inferior to android, the full screen was thanks to samsung with samsung s8 which apple later jump in, and the ability to move icons was all thanks to android.
To Wham show and Apple products. If the clip is longer than about 10 minutes, it's probably overwhelmingly neutral or negative, I think about the 20 minute long ones are where Linus gets the most angry at Apple because he's got nothing. Good to back up the bad that was just done, I am particularly reminded of when they made the effectively fixed cable for the Mac studio display
iOS 18 is really buggy on iPhone 16. Doing a full reset without restoring from iCloud backup solves some of the bugs but not all, and doing so is very inconvenient.
22:52 Why can't everyone just universally agree to despise anyone who stoops to such(or any level) levels of both sideism. Like somethings are just good with no downsides, and vice versa.
The stupidest take is "uuhhh if we add all these amazing ease of life features it'll be android".... Well, that argument names android elite. And all you gotta do is make them able to be turned off. It's not that hard. Extra free shit and control. Provided you can turn it off. Can never be bad.
But these are people who want to be controlled, not have control. Choice is scary. Don't ask them to think for themselves. Tell them how to do it and they'll praise your 'better' way til the cows come home.
I got iphone after using an midrange android for 5 years. And its the first time in my life ive ever experienced a new phone being a downgrade. The hardware was better on the iphone. But the software is so lacking, so cluttered i couldnt believe it. Ive hear dover the years how streamlined and neat it is. But it has the worst settings meny ive ever seen on a phone. And the settings makes no sense. Most iphone users dont know how to fully turn down the screen brightness. Because its hidden under a name that makes no sense for normal people
It works for me too. But only sometimes. Same with background playing. Don’t live in US and don’t use VPN. Using official UA-cam app only. Can’t find a pattern either.
@@mneonew87this been happening to me too. The pattern i noticed is that it happens with longer videos, usually more than 30 minutes . A lot of the times it happens with podcasts or long video essays. At first I thought it was a bug but now it’s been happening for so long now I think it’s YT making us taste what it’s like to use Picture in Picture and how convenient it can be in order to make us want it even more and buy YT premium . Obviously this just my personal opinion on why this happens,I don’t know for a fact the reasoning behind this.
Back during the iPhone 6 era, you could buy screen protectors that basically added a touch spots beside the home button that when you press them, would press the top left and right of the screens where back and menu buttons usually were in apps. They essentially added a back and menu keys via a screen protector. That's cool and all, but since there's no chin for the touch sensitive areas to go, you can't do that anymore, obviously.
13:20 it's cause you can make the phone so dim, you need to be in complete darkness to see the screen at all. Imagine turning your screen to 1 nit, then going outside. You wouldn't be able to fix it until you stand in a bathroom in the dark, wait for the motion sensor to turn off the light, in order to see the screen to fix the phone. How do i know? Did this with a samsung a few years back
The thing about hiding features, specially under accessibility, 100% feels to me like intra-company wars. Engineers specs and find a way to get the phone down to 1 nit, but someone from design decided that "this range is the most comfortable/healthy for your eyes across a multitude of light intensities so this is what we will use for the iphone", or maybe they just have beef with whoever was pushing for that feature, and then the guys behind the low dim feature manage to squeeze that feature through public testing, they get a positive feedback and use that to push the feature into the final project, but then design (or whoever was bitching before) pushes back harder and it eventually passes as an "accessibility feature".
I guess useful features are easier to push by making them be for "accessibility" as apple are scared shitless of implementing too many "unnecessary" features.
I think they use the menu as a miscellaneous menu because their whole thing is simplicity so they don’t want to overburden menus with features that most may not use or care about. Which is stupid, why have a settings menu if you’re not going to put some settings under the right page.
@@novideohereatall Almost definitely this. If "Accessibility" wasn't a thing, Apple simply would have a single appearance for every single device on the planet.
apple users buy their products because they don't want to think, they want it to work "good enough" out of the box. unfortunately, that means the experience is dogshit when you come from something more mature like android. i don't like mobile interfaces anyway. they're always poopy.
i might point out the majority of people who use iphones are basically helpless if their device breaks, they really can't afford to give users an option that might let them i.e. shrink the keyboard too small
@manitoba-op4jx i don't like to yuck on others' yummies. If they are happy, I am happy for them. We all have to live on this ball of dirt. Now, if people could just use their blinker as much as the new gadget
10:09 stock android supports that. if its not in your variant its probably the company intentionally removing it or changing the pip part of android very heavily and forgeting to add that feature back
Every single one of them IS a deal-breaker for me lol. My old Android phone was completely destroyed. I walked into a store, bought a new S24 Ultra, migrated EVERYTHING from my old phone, down to the layout of the apps and the files I used to have on a microSD card, and did it all in 2 hours and was back up and running by lunch. I have had zero - I repeat - ZERO - hiccups with the new Android. Apple is straight up stupid.
I just realized how many features android has that sound like no brainers. I mean we literally just got a scientific calculator on a device that is just a really fast calculator.
@@spdcrzy Well if you're migrating between iPhones it's a similar experience. Everything is migrated perfectly, it feels exactly like the same phone. The issue is migrating between operating systems. Fun fact: switching from iOS to Android is a similarly terrible experience as far as migration goes.
I didn't understand why so many people sent messages on their phones without punctuation until my work forced me to switch to an iPhone a few years ago.
I still think it’s laziness. Unless you need some super special string of characters where it is super annoying it’s still easy enough to do. It’s muscle memory for me at this point. I guess if you’re grand-ma typing, circling the keyboard with your finger like an eagle, then yeah
8:06 I think that orientation lock thing _is_ an iOS 18 bug. I’ve been using iPhones for over a decade now, and I didn’t remember ever running into that problem, so I stopped the video to experiment. I tried several video apps and several games and a couple other things, and I couldn’t get any of them to do what you showed. • If I enabled orientation lock while the phone was vertical, everything stayed portrait in UA-cam (maximizing the video left a mostly black screen with a landscape video across the middle), Netflix and a couple of the games forced left-landscape, and everything else stayed portrait. • if I enabled orientation lock while the phone was already in left-landscape, the video apps and games stay locked in left-landscape and the other apps insisted on switching back to portrait and stayed locked there. • if I enabled orientation lock in right-landscape, the video apps and games stayed locked in right-landscape and the other apps insisted on switching back to portrait and stayed locked there. I’m running iOS 17.latest on an iPhone 14 Pro. While there’s clearly a default (left-landscape), and that’s backwards from how I usually use my phone (left-handed, so I’m more likely to flip it to right-landscape, i.e., rotate it clockwise 90° when I want landscape), for me the orientation lock doesn’t have a preferred landscape orientation, and will preserve whichever one you’re in when you enable it. And that’s my recollection of previous iOS, too. From my recollection, what’s new is that orientation lock has become “portrait orientation lock”-it used to just lock whatever orientation you were in when turned on. Not sure I like the new functionality.
Mine (16PM) seems to work like Linus', and I think "Und ONLY ONCE" is actually intentional. It SAYS Portrait Orientation lock, but what if the user opens a landscape app like a game? As Apple seems to see it, the intention behind someone using Orientation Lock is to [stop the damn phone from rotating], so what is the phone to do if an app forces landscape? It carries that same *intention* to the game. But rather than assuming you want it to be left landscape or right landscape, it just lets you choose. If you open the app, it goes one way, but if you've turned the phone so the opposite side is "up", it knows it's probably supposed to be in the other landscape direction, so it flips once to the way you're actually holding it, THEN it locks *that* orientation in place. This way, you can just always leave Orientation Lock on, but at the same time, you (hopefully) don't ever need to worry about it locking in to the *wrong* landscape orientation. Whether left or right landscape, just turn it the way you want it, and it will stay locked in that landscape direction until you leave the app.
22:06 Android can not only shove it to one side, but split it down the middle so you aren't reaching across your phone with one hand to get to the keyboard when typing dual handed.
And if you don't like whatever stock keyboard your particular Android phone came with. There are many options that all functions slightly differently to give you whatever keyboard you want, not whatever Google decides you have
@@D8686M because iPads are generally more professional devices intended to generate the user money and because it is a revenue generating purchase if it does not leave up to the standards of the purchaser. They will move to a different product which then means Apple can't make their 30% cut on anything sold through the app store to this revenue generating product
10:45 Never touched an iPhone 16, did some digging, here's ways I found an article say you can customize it. I hope this helps: How to Disable Camera Control: Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Camera Control. Adjusting Camera Control Pressure: Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Switch from the Default setting to the Lighter or Firmer options. How to Disable Light Press Adjustments: Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Show Adjustments. How to Disable Clean Preview: Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Clean Preview. Change Camera Control Launch Camera Gesture: Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Under "Launch Camera," tap Double Click. QR code scanning or magnifying: Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Select Code Scanner or Magnifier.
2:20 "Historically, it was believed that the gene for baldness was inherited mainly from the mother's side, as the X chromosome carries a significant gene related to hair loss. However, more recent research shows that genes from both the mother and father contribute to the likelihood of developing baldness. So, if there is a family history of hair loss on either side, it increases the chances of inheriting that trait."
i love the ios back gesture (when it works ofc) because you dont have to slide all the way from the left, you can start sliding from the middle of the screen like it is a card, which is really convenient (when it works and is supported by the app), it even lets you open side menus like this
Myself and a friend got published in college on a study we were trying to do on the ease of switching smartphone operating systems. We didn't get to the point of actually testing in a quantifiable manner if iOS or Android was easier to switch to. But we both suspected that iOS would be. That was back in 2016... and I feel that we'd be wrong if we did the study today. "Exploring the mental load associated with switching smartphone operating systems"
However, Linus would not have been selected to participate in our study as he would not have fit our criteria for what an "average" user was/is. Software manufacturers cater their products towards the "average" user, and A LOT of time and money goes into the study of said users. Linus' complaints are valid, but not representative, so I wouldn't put as much weight to them if I were looking for an opinion as to which operating software (i.e. smartphone platform) to choose if I were an undecided consumer.
One thing I noticed while being team Android is when I tried for a week an iPhone, I hated the keyboard, it was slow and clunky, however later I saw some iPhone users complaining about the Android keyboard which made me think it is more of the thing you're used to use, but it would be interesting to see which keyboard (probably you would have to compare the stock keyboards) is really better or which keyboard is easier to switch to.
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I switched from iOS to Android in 2016 and think you were certainly very wrong. Android was a much more mature operating system compared to iOS back then.
I kinda agree, dev options are quite cool to fuck around and find out (except for changing something to do with secondary display or DPI, and bricking my phone.) and accessibility is...not so cool
@@hdbsnhdh8209 to clarify: I was fucking around (as I said) in dev settings and saw a "change dpi" or "emulate a second screen" setting (I don't remember) which to me, a young kid, seemed interesting It bricked my phone, it wasn't able to boot. I should be able to figure out how to fix that now, but when I was a dumb kid, I wasn't able to do so.
@@_neko_neku_ dpi settings are actually very useful for me. I increase them slightly* because I like to see more information on a single page (i.e. more densely pack info). * Don't change them too much or you'll have a hard time trying to reverse the monstrosity that you created.
For context, I am someone who switches phone os frequently. In the last year and a half I went from an iPhone 14 Pro to the Pixel Fold (would have kept but inside screen cracked, while closed, in my pocket sitting in the car as a passenger), Pixel 8 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and currently on a Pixel 9 Pro XL. I really like the Pixel line and the way everything works on Android. Once Apple Music was a thing on Android, the only thing an iPhone had for me that was missing was FaceTime and iMessage. RCS messaging being available between iOS and Android fixes one of these. But I'm tempted to go back to my 15 Pro Max, because despite the 9 Pro XL having a bigger battery, it doesn't last as long as my 15 Pro Max did. Average use, I could get 2 full days on the 15 Pro Max, the Pixel, maybe a day and a half. Otherwise, all these nuances Linus points out, yeah some of them are annoying, like why can't the settings for an app be in the app on iOS? I don't really notice any of them otherwise, probably because I swap so frequently.
FINALLY someone talks about the crazy waiting time thanks to all those fancy animations. One of the many reasons I switched to android, halved animation time in developer settings and finally don't feel like I have to wait on my damn phone.
Thankfully not a problem for me often, but every time I have to help out one of my co-workers who use an iPhone, I am baffled at what they let Apple foist on them as a keyboard. I'm constantly held up from helping them because I need them to help me navigate that awful thing. Why hide the numbers by default ON A PHONE!?
This is so true! I was helping my sister with something and I had to enter the wifi password, it was so annoying having to constantly switch between the regular keyboard and the other page thing where the numbers are
@@featel1From @tyrannicpuppy: "every time I have to help one of my co-workers who use an iPhone" They aren't talking about a phone they own, they can't just install keyboard on other people's phones (or force them to install a third-party keyboard just for somebody else's benefit)
I have many frustrations with my pixel 7a however, despite these frustrations, this has been the best phone I have owned in a long time (reminiscing on my Motorola G4 play)
I wish there was something other than pixel, because it's becoming a game of shoving as much ai garbage into it as possible with decreasing options to opt out. I will soon not have a choice, and I fucking hate it.
@@TDPEquinox If you don't mind losing some of the pixel exclusive features, you could always swap over to graphene OS on a pixel or one of the other third-party operating systems for Android phones
That swipe to the side background playback is on Android too. I don't know if it's app dependent, but it works by dragging the pop up window to the edge of the screen. A sliver of the window is still visible so you can drag it out. Audio continuing is the only variable I've found. UA-cam pauses but Netflix keeps playing.
10:11 Pretty sure most phones have that now Also most of the "User" Erros and "I'm sure i'm using it wrong" Are ABSOLUTELY correct points. Like iPhone's MAIN argument is that: I just want a phone that works and i have to do nothing and it does everything for me and i don't have to think. Which SHOULD mean that it is the most intuitive phone on the planet. But thats not the case. Many times i have found andorid skins to be more user friendly and intuitive than iOS 16:18 Yes, andoid gestures basically have universal mode, as in all apps except for games use them. Even in games, you have the option to disable the confirmation(since in games you need to swipe twice to confirm)
So many of my customers (I run a phone repair store) is teaching ppl how to use their supposedly intuitive apple products when simple things are hidden behind 4-6 menu layers, or behind gestures that make no sense. iPhones are a disaster in UI/UX design and implementation.
100% This. Ever since Android caught up with iOS in features, and Android phones in hardware, and eventually surpassed it, the argument has been that iOS is just better tailored to the user. But if I have to unlock my phone twice to use it, I'd throw that thing into the wall in a fit of rage after one day at work.
@@ggwp638BC Yeah I'm perfectly happy with my 3 year old S21 Ultra. Super fast finger print read embedded in the screen and no stupid ass animation to wait on just straight to my homescreen. It'd be even faster if I used the 120 hz it supports but I like my battery to last for 2 full days even after these 3 years. xD
@@zybch i miss the simplicity of the home button. i know its not ideal but you dont have to memorize invisible hieroglyphics to be able to work it. i can barely get by with my ipad i sure as shit couldnt tolerate an iphone
iphone lacks so many features and shortcuts that it doesnt just work. And the settings menu is one of the most cluttered unreasonable settings menus ive ever seen. Now you just got t9 dialing. Which fixed a big issue where the fastes way to get a number, apart from favourites, was quick search. Issue with the quicksearch is that its as bad as the quicksearch on windows. Its very inaccurate. And pairing to 3rd party devices is always an issue. I dont know why they made it like that. But even when theres no connection issue, they often have basic features missing.
13:17 some Samsung phones actually have a "maximum dimmness mode" or something (I don't know how is this feature called in English), but they've never advertised it at all
To import your contacts to just your contacts. Contacts > Lists (in the top left) > Add List (top right corner) That's how I have it done and it will only pull contacts.
I agree with the animations. I’m kind of a power user, and most of the time it takes me to do things is waiting for the animations to catch up, but I don’t want the animations entirely off. I just want them to be faster. Off looks bad and glitchy…
7:00 Another reason that I can think of that may have caused Linus to get used to the landscape orientation having the top of the phone on the left side and the bottom on the right side is because that is the default landscape orientation at least for Android, when auto-rotate is locked to portrait and/or the "Sensors Off" developer setting is enabled when the phone is on a flat surface. Also at 40:52 it was originally what Luke was theorizing, with notifications being on the left/center and control center being on the right, but Apple never updated those areas after the notch shrunk/turned into an island, so it seems unintuitive.
Regardless of what the default orientation is, it should still switch to face you based on the tilt of the phone because it's an orientation lock - not a rotate lock. I just tested it on my Motorola, and with Auto-Rotate Off, Lanscape-only apps will still rotate to face me based on the tilt of the phone. I'm sure a lot of android users are used to this behavior when keeping that setting turned off. I always keep Auto-Rotate Off because switching from Portrait to Landscape based on diagonal tilt is finicky and always happens when I'm not holding the phone horizontally. In order to comfortably use an iPhone, I'd have to regularly toggle off the lock when using Landscape-only apps and then back on when I'm done (hope I don't forget).
Holy shit you're right about the notch. That is actually hilarious. They shrunk it with the switch to Dynamic Island and never bothered to adjust the code for the touch zones.
Trick for reaching top with one hand. Slide down from the bottom the screen and the whole screen will shift down about half way. You need to swipe off the screen from the edge.
Settings would be a system application, an application which is a core part of the rest of the desktop. The tray popup would be a shell widget, an extension of the desktop shell you interact with. The desktop shell falling in a grey area, it being a system service you interact with like an application. So a shell, which would cover it and a nested terminal shell, which also is a means of interacting with (CLI) applications.
30:01 accounts did not use to be under mail. They just recently changed that with either iOS 14 or 15 maybe 16 it used to have its own section just called account in the main system menu in settings.
Actually you CAN long press to access special characters. It has to be enabled. Not on US English standard setting. Did annoy me at first. Switched to iPhone 4 years ago. After Android 10 years. It took couple of months to feel completely comfortable with the experience. Just as the reverse it takes some getting used to. 95% of this rant is either just muscle memory, can be achieved differently, needs a setting etc. “ I can’t this I can’t that “ no you just need to learn a new OS thats not Android and your not familiar with on day to day basis. That’s not going to work in a week even if you’re a tech genius. It’s like learning a new language. Now I can happily use both phone OS, Mac and Windows intertwined.
iOS back gesture is based on the thumb flexion range of motion for the iPhone 5S and smaller. Where you don't need to hyper-extend the thumb to go back. Now big iPhones have swipe to go back, but it's not universal. The iPhone 13 Mini still feels the best.
Motorola also has the two options- 1. Using 3 buttons at the bottom. 2. Using gestures (similar to iOS). 3. Option 1 but with alternate button (for left hand users). 4. Option 2 but with alternate button (for left hand users). Users can choose any of the above options.. Also, under accessibility, users can set a total of 5 buttons on the bottom (as in option 1& 2) . Those two extra buttons can be used to automatically pull down and pullup the notification drop-down; and the other one can make all the 5 buttons disappear and a gesture pull up can make it reappear.
I tend to go back and forth to try and keep up with both operating systems. I agree that the overall implementation of the keyboard on Android is superior. My biggest gripe for Android is that you cannot set a default text tone per contact as you can with iOS. This allows you to know exactly who is texting you, even within group chats.
You can actually it's just now very very very hidden and a pain in the rear. This used to a be a default setting in early day android, as well as having a custom led flash for each contact. Then after I think it was android 5 the submenu got hidden and was only accessible 3rd party apps and from the conversation from texting, It's still there and thankfully once set it will pretty much follow you from device to device. I learned this as I used to use led flashes, and text tones to indicate what my notifications are and which ones are a priority to check and not cheek at either a glance, or a tone. Sadly it looks like Led flash is no longer present but notifications by contact and app is still possible just a pain on android. edit where to find it Right to find it you go to a conversation the three dots details notifications then down to sound and you should be able to set up sounds. I do not recall how to add customs sounds from you're own music or sound clips anymore as I haven't needed to add anything in ages but there are ways to do that as well.
Not sure if anyone else felt the same, but whenever I use iOS , I wish for things on android, and when I use android, I wish for iOS. So I have been switching between android and ios since the very beginning
I have another problem. I have a S10+ and its getting old and cant be charged with a cable anymore, but I really do not like any of the nwe phones out there on the Marked eccept the extremly expensive Sony one, and for real, why should I pay that much for a phone that is basicly the same an my current one but without ceramic backplate, but glass. I had my phone without a case for 5 Years now, and the back never broke once. The front was fixed one time for a few euros and thats it. With a glas backplatr it would have been another story
One thing that Linus is "missing" with his review of the iPhone is using it with the rest of the Apple ecosystem. I'm a long time iPhone user, but if it didn't have all the ecosystem features with the laptop, and speakers, and earbuds, and so on, I'd probably switch to Android. Losing .1s because of untweakable animation speed is a bummer, but saving minutes/hours using the MacOS message app, or using Airdrop, etc, is much more valuable to me
You know, with all these A.I. why haven't they integrated A.I. into the settings? "I want to change my keyboard lay out", and it takes you to that setting.
This is one thing Bixby did surprisingly well. I could tell it to change something in the settings, and it would usually be able to interpret what I wanted.
11:20 as a left-handed person, the camera button is infuriating. Trylied borrowing a friends 16 Plus and I had to keep readjusting my grip because my natural grip places either my middle fingertip or ring fingertip right over it, and it doesn't even matter if I'm holding it firmly or not, it'll just press itself. If I owned one (and I'm glad I don't), I would 100% disable the "open camera" function of the button and just double-tap the power button like a civilized member of society. Edit: I have just learned you can't have double-click the power button be anything other than wallet. I am sad.
Fun fact, iOS animations have a multiplier in the system files that you can adjust with a jailbreak but not vanilla. Cranking that to 2x makes the phone SO snappy.
Not saying the Lock Screen -> Desktop shouldn’t require an extra touch, but the main reason is “locked” notifications. When your phone is locked, apps can choose to hide their notification content. The notification is there, but Messages might just say “iMessage” and when you unlock the phone, the details populate. “You could always just pull down the Notification Center” true, but if I just want to quickly check my notifications while keeping them behind some form of privacy, this is the better method. Apple should add a “Lock Screen behaviors” setting page so users can choose what they want.
Ha, you actually helped me with an issue I've had with the latest version of twitter on android. Videos will now auto-progress to a new video, or ad, after a video plays, and on android you can't prevent it from happening (which is another annoyance - you can turn this off on iOS apparently) but when it's an ad, it'll often disable the button bar, and put the back in the top left of screen - seemingly just like iOS used to? Anyway, gesturing/swiping left to right will also back out of it. I still want to disable autoplay next video, and I'd also love it the regular back bar would not get disabled, but at least there is a 1-hand gesture to get back.
15:40 Swipe-to-go-back (or as the SDK calls it, the interactive pop gesture) is an automatic feature of UINavigationController. This controller has been available since the very first version of the iOS SDK, and the interactive pop gesture was added to all apps using that controller a bit later. Linus mentioned that swiping back doesn't work in a lot of apps, and my best guess is that those apps aren't using the standard iOS navigation controllers at all. This would mean there isn't much Apple can do to add a better-placed back button or behavior in these apps with the "old iOS paradigm" of navigation, because they're not actually using iOS navigation controllers to begin with. (Technically, developers can disable the interactive pop gesture if it conflicts with other gestures on a page. However, this is usually only done in apps where swiping from the edge of the screen is important for other functionality, like in drawing apps.)
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I don't care why I care if it works or not and it doesn't.
So you buy an aftermarket entertainment system for your car and then go back to Ford and complain to them why it does not work the way you want it There is no better way to put it you have issues
The call thing you’re talking about is because of Apple‘s API called call kit. All the apps who use the call functionality on iOS has to go through call kit to do so. So that’s why their interface when your phone is locked is always the same, but if you specifically open the app And go to the call section, they are allowed to design their own UI.
I remember how my mom was amazed at how much better my keyboard was than her iPhone one when she tried it. She has a 15 pro, and I have an s23 so exactly the same size phones. We also both use SwiftKey, but just the extra sizing opeions, and button shortcuts were enough to make her very upset her iPhone couldn't just do the same thing
27:51 "My" android phone. See there's the main problem with Android for a lot of non-tech people. I know Androids mostly work the same but sometimes the UI and features are different between brands. On the other hand, every iphone made in the last 7 years (except the SE of course) works pretty much the same way. This is less of a deal for tech savvy people, but for non-tech people and those of us who have to do tech support for our family, iPhone is just easier.
Baldness is genetic if you have bald people in your family it doesn’t guarantee baldness but it increases the chances u or your kids go bald dramatically my friends dads bald and all 3 of his sons went bald his dad and grandfather were also bald
Carplay works great, I’ve rarely had any bugs. You probably need to do what is recommended after buying any device and load a fresh copy of the OS instead of using the factory installed OS.
I have to admit I’ve grown used to the fact that apple phones just ‘work’, and I was willing to put up with the compromises I felt I made leaving android to have a device that simply just got on with the job. But the bugs recently across the multiple apple devices I have and how less than smooth using the vaunted echo system has become recently is really starting to annoy me.
Especially bugs that have existed for multiple major iOS versions so far and still aren't fixed. One of the richest companies in the world refuses to fix bugs that existed for a very long time already. Why?
Oh my god, background playback and the shade style minimization of an app that is still running or playing something, was available on the HTC HD2. It was such an amazing thing for multitasking back then. And no one has done it anywhere close to as good since.
UA-cam PIP requires Premium and (I think?) is off by default. The camera button is half baked. I get what they were trying to do but the shutter button and the wheel on an SLR are separate for a reason. The axes are split so you don’t need robotically precise fingers to use the controls intuitively. Combining them into one button for the phone introduces input confusion. Search settings are just dumb. “Camera button” gets you no results. “Camera control” (the name of the feature) doesn’t return all relevant results. You absolutely can long press for special characters.
How do you long press for special characters? All it brings up for me is accented letters. It’s one of the only things I miss from Android - that and having the number row always visible
the special characters on the keyboard only works for iPadOS. iOS 18 keyboard is the same old shit which can be have a lot of improvements, it’s sickening to navigate thru two goddamn sections to get the desired character
Requiring premium is the sole reason i use UA-cam in a browser in my phone. Im not paying google for background and pip on youtube. That's such a basic feature, they don't deserve my money for taking features away.
If you go into shortcuts you can make a shortcut that just opens settings and give it an icon that is more consistent with the look of native buttons in the Action Center.
I use an iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 18.0.1 and it has a similar problem with the camera app: if i make a landscape picture and want to check the picture in the app, it sometimes shows the picture 90 degrees rotated (as if it stayed in portrait mode, while turned to the side), but when I check in the photos app, the picture is oriented correctly.
There was a similar issue back on ios17, where the pictures in the camera app would be rotated and really small, strange that it wasn’t fixed for ios18
I have the same issue on a new IPhone 16 pro max. The photos app has gone to hell on iOS18. And let’s be clear, I’ve used iPhone since the 3GS on numerous iPhones since. I love iOS, but this version is a bit rough so far. I don’t really agree with any of Linus’s other “problems”. They are preferred settings and reasons to go get an android and hush! Lol
For scrolling fast it's best to drag the scroll bar, or tap the top of the screen so it snaps to the top.
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I've been using Apple devices (between Android devices) since the iPod Touch in 2008 and the back button is probably what drives me insane the most. That damn button is on the top left corner ever since iPhone OS 1.0. It's been 16 years. I have no words. Agree with all your other points as well... but now I'm used to them and they bother me less.
Just because I don't know if it came up in conversation - Windows 11 settings - I'd consider a built-in app. I'm not sure if it's listed on the Windows store. Control Panel is definitely a folder of shortcuts to windows specific/management programs.
9:40 On the topic of UA-cam not going into picture in picture, that’s because youtube has a in app setting you have to enable in playback to get picture in picture with youtube.
About CarPlay, for me the best way for audio quality, stability, reliability and reduce battery temperature while on a wireless charging pad (if using) is to plug it via USB. I know it's less comfortable having a cable plugged to a phone in a car but for me I prefer that rather dealing with wireless CarPlay, the embedded car audio system and the temperature of the battery. Using WIFI and Bluetooth (Wireless CarPlay) with a car audio it's not reliable from my experience. Again choose what works for you I'm just saying that for me wired CarPlay is working all the time. Only problem I got it's with Google Maps getting me black screen and sometimes not updating position.
Prior to MacOSX, Settings was a folder of apps. You can add sections directly into the Settings app on MacOS, like for my graphics tablet and for MacFUSE (for NTFS support because they removed it)
I have had issues with Carplay since I got a 16 Pro, sometimes it works brilliantly. Other times my car just won't recognise that my phone is even connected, I've had it where the audio cuts out for a split second... but every 5 seconds... then crashed entirely... I've had it where the audio stutters occasionally (but I had that with my 14 Pro as well). It's been incredibly buggy and annoying but I will still use it because Waze is almost infinitely better than my built in maps (other than when my signal is spotty and Waze has no idea what's going on). I'd rather listen to my spotify than the radio which seems to be mostly adverts...
isn't that the default? At least it is when the phone's screen is off? (the first press just turns on the screen). Edit: it's indeed one press when screen is on. I have a case though so I have zero issues with accidentally triggering it.
29:43 You’re not wrong - Accounts used to be a top-level item in Settings, and I recently discovered that it’s not anymore. So you have to go into Settings-> Contacts, say, and set up your Google account there. The good news is that, while you can access it in Contacts _or_ Mail _or_ Calendar settings, you only have to do it once. It’s basically three routes to the same location, where you can add the account and change which things in iOS hook into it. And it’s kinda dumb. I last had to do this when there was a separate Accounts section , and have just been migrating my data ever since, and only discovered less than a week ago the new location (due to someone else having an account problem on their phone).
I had several android phones throughout the 2010s. Dell Streak, Galaxy Nexus, One Plus 3 and a Samsung note 9 before I got an iPhone 13. With all of them I was able to modify the user interface for what was most comfortable for me. The keyboard is a great example, I have chunky digits and unfortunately shaky hands so apple’s keyboard doesn’t help much. Being able to resize it so it takes up more space would be a helpful feature. On a side note I’ve found Picture in Picture mode usually stays on if you’re watching said content then swipe to home, if you minimise it but stay in the app then swipe to home it doesn’t do picture on picture. Last thing I want to say is I hate it when apple fans say “just buy an android.” What that says to me is you’ll get a better experience with the competition because Apple won’t do it. It’s a very backwards an exclusionary view point to have rather than saying “we don’t have this feature we should demand it because it’ll help x people.”
It’s true though. There are probably 1000s of things some person somewhere wants to be configurable, and any auch option makes the whole thing more complex. At some point you have to make a cutoff. Apple does theirs in a very different place than google does. Which is good, I think. I too am frustrated with some missing features. But if apple were to exponentially explode every little thing into 10 different options everywhere I’d probably stop using iPhone altogether.
Apple isn’t the government. You can’t just petition them to do something and get them to do it, because they will only do anything if it makes them more money than they were already making. The only vote you get in the economy is the vote you make with your wallet. As a consumer, you should absolutely reap the benefits of the free market. The entire reason competition exists is to give you better options for lower prices. Competition drives innovation, and you refuse to embrace competition, you will rarely see innovation.
In Windows 10 and 11, they made Settings an app. Control Panel, which ALSO exists in 10 and 11, is more like a hard coded section in Explorer, leading to executables that open various windows and wizards where you can change settings. You can type in a path in Explorer and end up somewhere in Control Panel, and vice-versa. But they're not folders. Btw, fun fact, there are also a number of Control Panel executables and windows in 11 which are completely orphaned and which you have to type in its 48 character internal shell ID in a Run window to open.
8:35 If they're annoying to work with, more expensive and you're only using them to display text documents, why not just use an Android device for your teleprompters?
Probably because the Iphone version has some fancy stuff that android just doesn't have for who knows what reasons. That tends to be the reason why any professionals uses Apple products - for the one or two use cases where the one thing they have is better.
37:20 Not at all if you end explorer all related features will stop working until you launch something that needs explorer. That means no taskbar, no modern window management, a lot of unresolved shortcuts, etc. When I have the window duplication bug with fullscreen applications, I end explorer and restart it to fix that, and it doesn't start back by itself.
Ok actully that issue with speeding up music/ distortion is an apple music issue not iphone. I had this issue like 3 times on s23 with apple music on andoird auto.
Google only allows for Picture in Picture on iOS on UA-cam in Canada if you pay for premium, or just not at all. I know in the states as someone who doesn’t pay for premium I get Picture in Picture on UA-cam. I travel to Canada often and always loose the ability too when I travel on my iPhone.
The thing is about PIP is that it's on all videos on premium. Regular UA-cam on Android has PIP but it appears to be very random on.which videos you can and can not watch in PIP. It's strange
@@definitelynotatworkwhich you get free with UA-cam Premium. Not a bad deal if you care about artists getting paid (more than twice as much as Spotify too!)
I remember when Android was extremely buggy and laggy while iOS was rock solid and smooth. But iOS was extremely limited. Now iOS is adding features that Android has had for years and years now with the bugs that come with development. Now Android is the mature, rock solid OS. Hm.
@@aokaze-minotaur Dude, one of the main features of iOS 18 update is to allow users to move icons on their home screen. Up until now Apple wouldn't let you space out apps and rearrange them as the user saw fit. Until a few DAYS AGO iPhone users lacked a feature that has been a staple on PCs and phones since graphic interfaces were invented.
I think one thing to note is that iOS 18 in general seems to be significantly more buggy than previous versions. Like I’ve had a lot more time where I needed to reboot since upgrading
Our IT only allows for a modified version of teams on our computers. If you thought regular teams was bad, letting an IT department get ahold of it made it so much worse.
Tbf Microsoft makes it hell distributing teams. The business version sucks but that's not always the IT departments fault
Thank god our company uses Webex lol
@@rapidfirer56 WebEx is its own mess.
thank god?
@rapidfirer56 i hate Webex. Like I'm sorry but sharing screen shouldn't hide my damn meeting controls. Like don't give a shortcut of Ctrl + Shift + Q that i have to use. And most of the time it doesn't work. So if someone is sharing content there is a good chance I can't mute. And I dont want to have to hold the space bar every time I wanna talk for as long as I wanna talk. Like if you are temp talking for something like a yes or no it's great. But when I am leading a meeting and sharing my screen. It's kinda important to be able to consistently mute myself for obvious reasons.
The 1st thing I do on every Pixel is go to the dev menu and accelerate. The animation speeds.
Window animation scale .5x
Transition animation scale .5x
Animator duration scale .5x
I feel the need. The need for speed.
I have them all on 0 for my note9.. still feels faster than my sister's iphone 15 pro lmao. It is much slower but the animations just waste endlessly time. The waiting to unlock to the homescreen drives me nuts already
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Once in a while I have discovered a app that doesn't load correctly with them all set to 0. In the event you encounter it, set Animator Animation Scale to 0.5, and it will fix it. You can leave the other two set to 0. I encountered this once recently, and my guess is the app waits indefinitely for the animation to play, but locks up because it never plays.
Just done this on my A53, very nice
@@MHWGamer It only takes a second, it's not like you're sitting at it for minutes
@@priyanshu1667 I unlock my phone on average 60 times a day. If it takes 1 second, that is literally already a minute.
With the no fingerprint options, it also more often takes a second time to scan your eyes, even longer.
And now think about avery app opening and closing you do all day long. It is probably just 300-500ms but even that adds up over the whole day to at least a minute.. a minute of just waiting and getting angry because that animation feels slow af.
Again like linus said, it isn't per se a problem. However, it is a problem if you get denied the option for changing YOUR device how you like it and not how some Tim Apple SoCal tech-hippie decides how he likes it best.
A fundamental problem I have with the Apple philosophy
Chat: "You're expecting iOS to work like android"
Linus: "No, I'm expecting iOS to work how iOS USED to work"
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He really is expecting it to work like android though, I've used android phones all my life and just switched to iphone and he's very much doing that.
@@sebastianramirez5781 He's expecting basic OS features to be present on iOS. Like long press for symbols.
@@jshklsn yeah but typing on ios is just as fast, even by going through the menu if you're used to it is what I mean, it's just a different way of doing things which I mean I get it I was like that when I switched from android but it's not unusably bad for unserious people because it's different, like I can genuinely type out a symbol and be back to the words in less than 200ms
@@sebastianramirez5781 no it's not lol.
@@jshklsn I mean for that specific case I just don't know what to say because it literally is, if you know exactly where to press for the symbols you can definitely get that action down to less than 200ms, having long-press doesn't mean more speed
Technically, internally, Control Panel (old one) in Windows is a Shell Extension, which is neither an app nor a folder. The new Settings is definitely an app.
Microsoft hires Luke to the Teams dev team... 6 months later everyone is using Teams instead of Discord.
Seeing how teams as far as I know doesn't have a free version that's not happening unless Luke can somehow convince them to have a free version that has limited features and then gets a team's equivalent to Nitro boosting
I imagine everyone underestimates how much of it is bad not because of incompetency of the team, but due to fringe features corporations demand of Microsoft (and they are Microsoft's biggest clients).
As we say in MS, never blame the product unless its Teams
Lie
@@the_undead Teams has a free "home" version that has certain limitations (60 minute group calls, 100 participant limit on meetings, 5gb cloud storage), those limits become the standard ones (30hr group calls, 300 participants, 1TB cloud storage) if you have a 365 personal or family subscription.
The reason why all the cool settings are under "accessibility" is because they are politely reminding you that if your wish to use *their* phone in a slightly different way than prescribed, you must be a little bit "special".
Only forty minutes ranting about the shortcomings of iOS? That's some impressive restraint!
It's just notes at this point. The full rant comes later. Lol.
Surface level gripes when he hasn’t tried to *tailer* any of them yet. The first ten minutes is probably iOS 18.0.0 buggy-ness. None of which I’ve encountered, but the things I DID encounter were patched very quickly.
Hate watching is pretty sad btw
@@_purge9488 Nah it’s fine cause it’s apple and we’re all allowed to hate them, their users and their products. In fact it’s encouraged! Since I’ve switched to an iPhone I cannot believe the amount of people I just meet online that tell me how horrible iPhones are and how dumb I am for going from the “good side” to the bad side, and the funny thing is chances are they’ve never used an iPhone in their life so they wouldn’t know for a fact what the experience really is like. I’ve had less problems on iPhones (and most that I have had I’ve fixed within minutes usually) than I’ve had with android phones. And for every 1 year I’ve used an iPhone, I’ve used an android phone for 4 so there’s that.
Wonder when Linus will make multiple 30 minute videos dissecting every nitpick and problem with Android? Never, cause it’s not cool or popular to hate Android!
@@_purge9488 IOS users are build different
@@_purge9488I get what you are saying but who is hate watching who here tho ? linus is using the phone, the commenter is enjoying linus rant about weird software quirks.
Scroll accelerates if you just giv'er. For individual apps with ads, the developer did that on purpose to make you see the ads to 'take them in'.
no its an apple thing to have no loading animations
Websites can hijack scrolling speed too
"not allowed" is such an Apple thing
You'd think someone who paid a grand for a phone owns it, right?
@@4.0.4 With android, yes
@@s3rit661 oh yes… that’s why android has all those default apps installed whether you like it or not, many times having both duplicate apps and accounts from both Google and whatever the phone maker is.
Does less, costs more
A few secs later, linus proceeds to say a bunch of things that are great so freaking great..
36:45 Yes the Windows Settings is a regular application built using their C# framework and signed by Microsoft. Windows 10's used to be an UWP app, I think now it's a WinUI app.
As a former Senior Advisor at Apple, Car Play has long had issues. The problem is that support is foisted onto the car dealerships. I always went out of my way to help Car Play users, by setting up a screen share to their phone, opening the camera app, & pointing it at the car’s infotainment system, because I knew they wouldn’t get anywhere if they went to the car dealer, like we were told to tell them.
as basically a lifelong iOS user, CarPlay has had numerous issues like linus showed for quite a while. but since the first iOS 17 beta, by far the most annoying issue has been a very noticeable stutter or hiccup in audio playback at exactly 15 or exactly 30 seconds into a song. this has persisted into 18 beta and the full release
That’s the point and how most industries work. Absolve responsibility and do not help customers they are just a money pit for product
I remember using both CarPlay and AA in the early days when they came out and both were super buggy. But I feel like AA smoothed out most of those bugs over time as well as had many feature and interface updates and redesigns, while CarPlay has not and remained mostly static.
@@rollinburketanybody know why that happens?
IIRC there's also levels of support, depending on whether or not an OEM's infotainment system also supports Android Auto. So while support is foist upon dealerships, the OEMs themselves can't get the right support from Apple unless they're exclusively CarPlay.
If a technical person has to work this hard to find settings or adjust basic features -- the user interface was designed wrong.
A really good comment.👍
no it's designed as intended, they don't actually WANT most people to change these settings so you can pick up any iPhone and its exactly the same
Q: "... but how many people do these things often?"
A: "Nobody. Nobody does them often. You do them 1 time so that your phone works really well for you."
THAT was the best response, and is 100% how the folks over at Apple refuse to think. Their whole idea is that if it's not a frequently poked-at feature, then it's not as useful. It seems to me that they want you to poke-and-prod at your device (their version of "interact") as much as possible in spite of the logistics of doing so. It's why I do not like using my work iOS phone and prefer to do everything on my Android.
This plus the arrogance that everyone should know the buttons and gestures, and removing all of the labeling.
And yet it has most of the market share in America. Skill issue
There is a reason that the iphone is only used en masse in the USA and the rest of the world prefers Android.... About 27% in the world use apple - the rest use other brands but they are all Android based... In the USA the market share for the iPhone is nearly 70%....
True. Like when you use Linux, let's say KDE as DE. You can spend like 40h in different settings, UI or not. You do this to NEVER AGAIN go into those settings. I don't think I touched anything in my DE besides checking new things at major releases in years, but I am so happy to have them options.
I can't agree with you, Apple tends to focus on these extras you'll use once a year or even never and neglects basics that you encounter hundreds to thousands times a day
That comment from that one guy who said that it's good because it's iphone, and if it were different it would be android, so he hopes it will never change only showcases how sheepish and detached apple fanboys really are, god damn.
If it wasn't for samsung, they wouldn't have dedicated files which it is still inferior to android, the full screen was thanks to samsung with samsung s8 which apple later jump in, and the ability to move icons was all thanks to android.
@@kyordannydelvalle523I had a galaxy y from like 2012 laying around. I can make a bet that its file manager is less buggy than iOS'
Didn't watch it yet but surely Linus is not happy about it. 44 min clip not happy.
Nope. He isn't xD
To Wham show and Apple products. If the clip is longer than about 10 minutes, it's probably overwhelmingly neutral or negative, I think about the 20 minute long ones are where Linus gets the most angry at Apple because he's got nothing. Good to back up the bad that was just done, I am particularly reminded of when they made the effectively fixed cable for the Mac studio display
Lmfao
iOS 18 is really buggy on iPhone 16. Doing a full reset without restoring from iCloud backup solves some of the bugs but not all, and doing so is very inconvenient.
He 100% correct tho
22:52 Why can't everyone just universally agree to despise anyone who stoops to such(or any level) levels of both sideism. Like somethings are just good with no downsides, and vice versa.
The stupidest take is "uuhhh if we add all these amazing ease of life features it'll be android"....
Well, that argument names android elite. And all you gotta do is make them able to be turned off. It's not that hard. Extra free shit and control. Provided you can turn it off. Can never be bad.
But these are people who want to be controlled, not have control. Choice is scary. Don't ask them to think for themselves. Tell them how to do it and they'll praise your 'better' way til the cows come home.
@tyrannicpuppy I can't believe the behaviours apple gets away with. They seem to hate their customers. It's like a 1 sided abusive relationship.
@@tyrannicpuppy very normal reaction to a phone
Yeah that was a terrible take from that viewer. Sadly representative of Apple's own mentality.
I got iphone after using an midrange android for 5 years. And its the first time in my life ive ever experienced a new phone being a downgrade. The hardware was better on the iphone. But the software is so lacking, so cluttered i couldnt believe it.
Ive hear dover the years how streamlined and neat it is. But it has the worst settings meny ive ever seen on a phone. And the settings makes no sense. Most iphone users dont know how to fully turn down the screen brightness. Because its hidden under a name that makes no sense for normal people
9:39 UA-cam Picture in Picture only works in the US unless you have UA-cam premium
It works for me too. But only sometimes. Same with background playing. Don’t live in US and don’t use VPN. Using official UA-cam app only. Can’t find a pattern either.
And you think that's different with android
Running Newpipe on Android 10 and 14. Yes, PiP works every time.
@@mneonew87this been happening to me too. The pattern i noticed is that it happens with longer videos, usually more than 30 minutes . A lot of the times it happens with podcasts or long video essays. At first I thought it was a bug but now it’s been happening for so long now I think it’s YT making us taste what it’s like to use Picture in Picture and how convenient it can be in order to make us want it even more and buy YT premium . Obviously this just my personal opinion on why this happens,I don’t know for a fact the reasoning behind this.
I find it works only sometime so annoying
Back during the iPhone 6 era, you could buy screen protectors that basically added a touch spots beside the home button that when you press them, would press the top left and right of the screens where back and menu buttons usually were in apps. They essentially added a back and menu keys via a screen protector. That's cool and all, but since there's no chin for the touch sensitive areas to go, you can't do that anymore, obviously.
I DO VAGUELY REMEMBER THOSE SCREEN PROTECTORS, but I was always team Android,.
jessics ferem again
iPhone 5 was my first and last iPhone. I would have upgraded to 8 if they'd have left the headphone jack alone.
Wait that’s so awesome what??? I’ve never heard of that
Ok I just looked them up and that's cool as hell
13:20 it's cause you can make the phone so dim, you need to be in complete darkness to see the screen at all. Imagine turning your screen to 1 nit, then going outside. You wouldn't be able to fix it until you stand in a bathroom in the dark, wait for the motion sensor to turn off the light, in order to see the screen to fix the phone. How do i know? Did this with a samsung a few years back
The thing about hiding features, specially under accessibility, 100% feels to me like intra-company wars. Engineers specs and find a way to get the phone down to 1 nit, but someone from design decided that "this range is the most comfortable/healthy for your eyes across a multitude of light intensities so this is what we will use for the iphone", or maybe they just have beef with whoever was pushing for that feature, and then the guys behind the low dim feature manage to squeeze that feature through public testing, they get a positive feedback and use that to push the feature into the final project, but then design (or whoever was bitching before) pushes back harder and it eventually passes as an "accessibility feature".
I guess useful features are easier to push by making them be for "accessibility" as apple are scared shitless of implementing too many "unnecessary" features.
I think they use the menu as a miscellaneous menu because their whole thing is simplicity so they don’t want to overburden menus with features that most may not use or care about. Which is stupid, why have a settings menu if you’re not going to put some settings under the right page.
@@novideohereatall Almost definitely this. If "Accessibility" wasn't a thing, Apple simply would have a single appearance for every single device on the planet.
I very much enjoyed Linus yelling "One, Und ONLY ONE!"
the take that "you want less options" is mind boggling to me.
especially because you don't have to use them... hence the word OPTIONS
@@Ryan-093 exactly, I enjoy a well curated space, but let me change it to fit me. We are not 1 or 0, we have decimal points, let us dial it in.
apple users buy their products because they don't want to think, they want it to work "good enough" out of the box. unfortunately, that means the experience is dogshit when you come from something more mature like android.
i don't like mobile interfaces anyway. they're always poopy.
i might point out the majority of people who use iphones are basically helpless if their device breaks, they really can't afford to give users an option that might let them i.e. shrink the keyboard too small
@manitoba-op4jx i don't like to yuck on others' yummies. If they are happy, I am happy for them. We all have to live on this ball of dirt. Now, if people could just use their blinker as much as the new gadget
10:09 stock android supports that. if its not in your variant its probably the company intentionally removing it or changing the pip part of android very heavily and forgeting to add that feature back
So many of these complaints would single-handedly be complete deal breakers for me.
Every single one of them IS a deal-breaker for me lol. My old Android phone was completely destroyed. I walked into a store, bought a new S24 Ultra, migrated EVERYTHING from my old phone, down to the layout of the apps and the files I used to have on a microSD card, and did it all in 2 hours and was back up and running by lunch. I have had zero - I repeat - ZERO - hiccups with the new Android. Apple is straight up stupid.
I’m sorry you both are so fragile, sounds hard. Inshallah you will get stronger
I just realized how many features android has that sound like no brainers.
I mean we literally just got a scientific calculator on a device that is just a really fast calculator.
@@spdcrzy Well if you're migrating between iPhones it's a similar experience. Everything is migrated perfectly, it feels exactly like the same phone. The issue is migrating between operating systems. Fun fact: switching from iOS to Android is a similarly terrible experience as far as migration goes.
@@julianholcroft9625 Are you referring to the iPad?
I didn't understand why so many people sent messages on their phones without punctuation until my work forced me to switch to an iPhone a few years ago.
It forces you not to use any?
@@Redwan777he probably meant that it is a pain in the a** to do it on iPhone. 😂
You can double tap the spacebar to add a period
and here i am just lazyness
you guys kow what i said right despite no puntu?
I still think it’s laziness. Unless you need some super special string of characters where it is super annoying it’s still easy enough to do. It’s muscle memory for me at this point. I guess if you’re grand-ma typing, circling the keyboard with your finger like an eagle, then yeah
UA-cam locked PiP behind premium. It used to be easily available to everyone.
Is that just on iPhone?
It didn’t work 90% of the time even with Premium.
Hm strange, it works really well on Revanced on my Android.
Sometimes it works for me without premium while swiping up to the home screen.
ironically my modified apk has no problem with pip
8:06 I think that orientation lock thing _is_ an iOS 18 bug. I’ve been using iPhones for over a decade now, and I didn’t remember ever running into that problem, so I stopped the video to experiment. I tried several video apps and several games and a couple other things, and I couldn’t get any of them to do what you showed.
• If I enabled orientation lock while the phone was vertical, everything stayed portrait in UA-cam (maximizing the video left a mostly black screen with a landscape video across the middle), Netflix and a couple of the games forced left-landscape, and everything else stayed portrait.
• if I enabled orientation lock while the phone was already in left-landscape, the video apps and games stay locked in left-landscape and the other apps insisted on switching back to portrait and stayed locked there.
• if I enabled orientation lock in right-landscape, the video apps and games stayed locked in right-landscape and the other apps insisted on switching back to portrait and stayed locked there.
I’m running iOS 17.latest on an iPhone 14 Pro. While there’s clearly a default (left-landscape), and that’s backwards from how I usually use my phone (left-handed, so I’m more likely to flip it to right-landscape, i.e., rotate it clockwise 90° when I want landscape), for me the orientation lock doesn’t have a preferred landscape orientation, and will preserve whichever one you’re in when you enable it.
And that’s my recollection of previous iOS, too. From my recollection, what’s new is that orientation lock has become “portrait orientation lock”-it used to just lock whatever orientation you were in when turned on. Not sure I like the new functionality.
Mine (16PM) seems to work like Linus', and I think "Und ONLY ONCE" is actually intentional. It SAYS Portrait Orientation lock, but what if the user opens a landscape app like a game? As Apple seems to see it, the intention behind someone using Orientation Lock is to [stop the damn phone from rotating], so what is the phone to do if an app forces landscape? It carries that same *intention* to the game. But rather than assuming you want it to be left landscape or right landscape, it just lets you choose. If you open the app, it goes one way, but if you've turned the phone so the opposite side is "up", it knows it's probably supposed to be in the other landscape direction, so it flips once to the way you're actually holding it, THEN it locks *that* orientation in place. This way, you can just always leave Orientation Lock on, but at the same time, you (hopefully) don't ever need to worry about it locking in to the *wrong* landscape orientation. Whether left or right landscape, just turn it the way you want it, and it will stay locked in that landscape direction until you leave the app.
22:06 Android can not only shove it to one side, but split it down the middle so you aren't reaching across your phone with one hand to get to the keyboard when typing dual handed.
And if you don't like whatever stock keyboard your particular Android phone came with. There are many options that all functions slightly differently to give you whatever keyboard you want, not whatever Google decides you have
I use it on tab s9
@@Joshpods it's the best features on tablets because you can type with natural holding position (especially on + size devices)
iPads do this too. And the floating keyboard. It's just not pushed to iPhone for some reason.
@@D8686M because iPads are generally more professional devices intended to generate the user money and because it is a revenue generating purchase if it does not leave up to the standards of the purchaser. They will move to a different product which then means Apple can't make their 30% cut on anything sold through the app store to this revenue generating product
10:45 Never touched an iPhone 16, did some digging, here's ways I found an article say you can customize it. I hope this helps:
How to Disable Camera Control:
Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Camera Control.
Adjusting Camera Control Pressure:
Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Switch from the Default setting to the Lighter or Firmer options.
How to Disable Light Press Adjustments:
Open Settings. -> Tap Accessibility. -> Under "Physical & Motor," tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Show Adjustments.
How to Disable Clean Preview:
Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Toggle off the switch next to Clean Preview.
Change Camera Control Launch Camera Gesture:
Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Under "Launch Camera," tap Double Click.
QR code scanning or magnifying:
Open Settings. -> Tap Camera. -> Tap Camera Control. -> Select Code Scanner or Magnifier.
2:20 "Historically, it was believed that the gene for baldness was inherited mainly from the mother's side, as the X chromosome carries a significant gene related to hair loss. However, more recent research shows that genes from both the mother and father contribute to the likelihood of developing baldness. So, if there is a family history of hair loss on either side, it increases the chances of inheriting that trait."
So the news is even worse.
i love the ios back gesture (when it works ofc) because you dont have to slide all the way from the left, you can start sliding from the middle of the screen like it is a card, which is really convenient (when it works and is supported by the app), it even lets you open side menus like this
Myself and a friend got published in college on a study we were trying to do on the ease of switching smartphone operating systems. We didn't get to the point of actually testing in a quantifiable manner if iOS or Android was easier to switch to. But we both suspected that iOS would be. That was back in 2016... and I feel that we'd be wrong if we did the study today.
"Exploring the mental load associated with switching smartphone operating systems"
However, Linus would not have been selected to participate in our study as he would not have fit our criteria for what an "average" user was/is. Software manufacturers cater their products towards the "average" user, and A LOT of time and money goes into the study of said users. Linus' complaints are valid, but not representative, so I wouldn't put as much weight to them if I were looking for an opinion as to which operating software (i.e. smartphone platform) to choose if I were an undecided consumer.
That's actually so cool. I'm interested in research like that too
One thing I noticed while being team Android is when I tried for a week an iPhone, I hated the keyboard, it was slow and clunky, however later I saw some iPhone users complaining about the Android keyboard which made me think it is more of the thing you're used to use, but it would be interesting to see which keyboard (probably you would have to compare the stock keyboards) is really better or which keyboard is easier to switch to.
I switched from iOS to Android in 2016 and think you were certainly very wrong. Android was a much more mature operating system compared to iOS back then.
The calculator not having a delete/backspace button was the dumbest thing i found when briefly using my wifes iPhone.
13:36 acessiblity options on iphone is like dev options on android but weaksauce.
I kinda agree, dev options are quite cool to fuck around and find out (except for changing something to do with secondary display or DPI, and bricking my phone.) and accessibility is...not so cool
The dpi is the best Funktion of tue Developer Options
@@hdbsnhdh8209 to clarify:
I was fucking around (as I said) in dev settings and saw a "change dpi" or "emulate a second screen" setting (I don't remember) which to me, a young kid, seemed interesting
It bricked my phone, it wasn't able to boot. I should be able to figure out how to fix that now, but when I was a dumb kid, I wasn't able to do so.
@@_neko_neku_ dpi settings are actually very useful for me. I increase them slightly* because I like to see more information on a single page (i.e. more densely pack info).
* Don't change them too much or you'll have a hard time trying to reverse the monstrosity that you created.
@@BakrAli10 i don't remember what settings i changed, it might have been secondary display. Plus i had a weak phone, actually, i'll edit my comment
For context, I am someone who switches phone os frequently. In the last year and a half I went from an iPhone 14 Pro to the Pixel Fold (would have kept but inside screen cracked, while closed, in my pocket sitting in the car as a passenger), Pixel 8 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and currently on a Pixel 9 Pro XL. I really like the Pixel line and the way everything works on Android. Once Apple Music was a thing on Android, the only thing an iPhone had for me that was missing was FaceTime and iMessage. RCS messaging being available between iOS and Android fixes one of these. But I'm tempted to go back to my 15 Pro Max, because despite the 9 Pro XL having a bigger battery, it doesn't last as long as my 15 Pro Max did. Average use, I could get 2 full days on the 15 Pro Max, the Pixel, maybe a day and a half. Otherwise, all these nuances Linus points out, yeah some of them are annoying, like why can't the settings for an app be in the app on iOS? I don't really notice any of them otherwise, probably because I swap so frequently.
"No no no! Teams is a steaming pile of.... fun." XD
FINALLY someone talks about the crazy waiting time thanks to all those fancy animations. One of the many reasons I switched to android, halved animation time in developer settings and finally don't feel like I have to wait on my damn phone.
The number row, and special character long-press are musts on my keyboard!
Thankfully not a problem for me often, but every time I have to help out one of my co-workers who use an iPhone, I am baffled at what they let Apple foist on them as a keyboard. I'm constantly held up from helping them because I need them to help me navigate that awful thing. Why hide the numbers by default ON A PHONE!?
i hate that so much as well. it’s just a pathetic decision
@@tyrannicpuppyyou can just use third party keyboards on iPhones
This is so true! I was helping my sister with something and I had to enter the wifi password, it was so annoying having to constantly switch between the regular keyboard and the other page thing where the numbers are
@@featel1From @tyrannicpuppy: "every time I have to help one of my co-workers who use an iPhone"
They aren't talking about a phone they own, they can't just install keyboard on other people's phones (or force them to install a third-party keyboard just for somebody else's benefit)
"Is something an App" is the tech version of "Is water wet?"
Linus's frustrations are the same reasons I'll be sticking with Pixel for the time being.
I have many frustrations with my pixel 7a however, despite these frustrations, this has been the best phone I have owned in a long time (reminiscing on my Motorola G4 play)
I wish there was something other than pixel, because it's becoming a game of shoving as much ai garbage into it as possible with decreasing options to opt out.
I will soon not have a choice, and I fucking hate it.
@@TDPEquinox If you don't mind losing some of the pixel exclusive features, you could always swap over to graphene OS on a pixel or one of the other third-party operating systems for Android phones
@@TDPEquinox could also look into the upcoming braX3 phone
@@the_undead I didn't even need to swap my os, I just use a different launcher and it doesn't try to shove anything down my throat
That swipe to the side background playback is on Android too. I don't know if it's app dependent, but it works by dragging the pop up window to the edge of the screen. A sliver of the window is still visible so you can drag it out. Audio continuing is the only variable I've found. UA-cam pauses but Netflix keeps playing.
10:11 Pretty sure most phones have that now
Also most of the "User" Erros and "I'm sure i'm using it wrong" Are ABSOLUTELY correct points.
Like iPhone's MAIN argument is that: I just want a phone that works and i have to do nothing and it does everything for me and i don't have to think. Which SHOULD mean that it is the most intuitive phone on the planet. But thats not the case. Many times i have found andorid skins to be more user friendly and intuitive than iOS
16:18 Yes, andoid gestures basically have universal mode, as in all apps except for games use them. Even in games, you have the option to disable the confirmation(since in games you need to swipe twice to confirm)
So many of my customers (I run a phone repair store) is teaching ppl how to use their supposedly intuitive apple products when simple things are hidden behind 4-6 menu layers, or behind gestures that make no sense. iPhones are a disaster in UI/UX design and implementation.
100% This. Ever since Android caught up with iOS in features, and Android phones in hardware, and eventually surpassed it, the argument has been that iOS is just better tailored to the user. But if I have to unlock my phone twice to use it, I'd throw that thing into the wall in a fit of rage after one day at work.
@@ggwp638BC Yeah I'm perfectly happy with my 3 year old S21 Ultra. Super fast finger print read embedded in the screen and no stupid ass animation to wait on just straight to my homescreen. It'd be even faster if I used the 120 hz it supports but I like my battery to last for 2 full days even after these 3 years. xD
@@zybch i miss the simplicity of the home button. i know its not ideal but you dont have to memorize invisible hieroglyphics to be able to work it. i can barely get by with my ipad i sure as shit couldnt tolerate an iphone
iphone lacks so many features and shortcuts that it doesnt just work. And the settings menu is one of the most cluttered unreasonable settings menus ive ever seen. Now you just got t9 dialing. Which fixed a big issue where the fastes way to get a number, apart from favourites, was quick search. Issue with the quicksearch is that its as bad as the quicksearch on windows. Its very inaccurate.
And pairing to 3rd party devices is always an issue. I dont know why they made it like that. But even when theres no connection issue, they often have basic features missing.
13:17 some Samsung phones actually have a "maximum dimmness mode" or something (I don't know how is this feature called in English), but they've never advertised it at all
To import your contacts to just your contacts. Contacts > Lists (in the top left) > Add List (top right corner) That's how I have it done and it will only pull contacts.
I agree with the animations. I’m kind of a power user, and most of the time it takes me to do things is waiting for the animations to catch up, but I don’t want the animations entirely off. I just want them to be faster. Off looks bad and glitchy…
7:00 Another reason that I can think of that may have caused Linus to get used to the landscape orientation having the top of the phone on the left side and the bottom on the right side is because that is the default landscape orientation at least for Android, when auto-rotate is locked to portrait and/or the "Sensors Off" developer setting is enabled when the phone is on a flat surface.
Also at 40:52 it was originally what Luke was theorizing, with notifications being on the left/center and control center being on the right, but Apple never updated those areas after the notch shrunk/turned into an island, so it seems unintuitive.
Regardless of what the default orientation is, it should still switch to face you based on the tilt of the phone because it's an orientation lock - not a rotate lock. I just tested it on my Motorola, and with Auto-Rotate Off, Lanscape-only apps will still rotate to face me based on the tilt of the phone. I'm sure a lot of android users are used to this behavior when keeping that setting turned off.
I always keep Auto-Rotate Off because switching from Portrait to Landscape based on diagonal tilt is finicky and always happens when I'm not holding the phone horizontally. In order to comfortably use an iPhone, I'd have to regularly toggle off the lock when using Landscape-only apps and then back on when I'm done (hope I don't forget).
Holy shit you're right about the notch. That is actually hilarious. They shrunk it with the switch to Dynamic Island and never bothered to adjust the code for the touch zones.
Trick for reaching top with one hand. Slide down from the bottom the screen and the whole screen will shift down about half way. You need to swipe off the screen from the edge.
Settings would be a system application, an application which is a core part of the rest of the desktop.
The tray popup would be a shell widget, an extension of the desktop shell you interact with.
The desktop shell falling in a grey area, it being a system service you interact with like an application.
So a shell, which would cover it and a nested terminal shell, which also is a means of interacting with (CLI) applications.
30:01 accounts did not use to be under mail. They just recently changed that with either iOS 14 or 15 maybe 16 it used to have its own section just called account in the main system menu in settings.
18:30 I sold an iPhone 6 I had back then precisely because of this. It's amazing that they still haven't added this feature.
Actually you CAN long press to access special characters. It has to be enabled. Not on US English standard setting. Did annoy me at first. Switched to iPhone 4 years ago. After Android 10 years. It took couple of months to feel completely comfortable with the experience. Just as the reverse it takes some getting used to. 95% of this rant is either just muscle memory, can be achieved differently, needs a setting etc. “ I can’t this I can’t that “ no you just need to learn a new OS thats not Android and your not familiar with on day to day basis. That’s not going to work in a week even if you’re a tech genius. It’s like learning a new language. Now I can happily use both phone OS, Mac and Windows intertwined.
They even have the long press for special characters on iPad as a swipe down gesture on the keys
iOS back gesture is based on the thumb flexion range of motion for the iPhone 5S and smaller. Where you don't need to hyper-extend the thumb to go back. Now big iPhones have swipe to go back, but it's not universal. The iPhone 13 Mini still feels the best.
Motorola also has the two options-
1. Using 3 buttons at the bottom.
2. Using gestures (similar to iOS).
3. Option 1 but with alternate button (for left hand users).
4. Option 2 but with alternate button (for left hand users).
Users can choose any of the above options..
Also, under accessibility, users can set a total of 5 buttons on the bottom (as in option 1& 2) . Those two extra buttons can be used to automatically pull down and pullup the notification drop-down; and the other one can make all the 5 buttons disappear and a gesture pull up can make it reappear.
I tend to go back and forth to try and keep up with both operating systems. I agree that the overall implementation of the keyboard on Android is superior. My biggest gripe for Android is that you cannot set a default text tone per contact as you can with iOS. This allows you to know exactly who is texting you, even within group chats.
You can actually it's just now very very very hidden and a pain in the rear. This used to a be a default setting in early day android, as well as having a custom led flash for each contact.
Then after I think it was android 5 the submenu got hidden and was only accessible 3rd party apps and from the conversation from texting, It's still there and thankfully once set it will pretty much follow you from device to device. I learned this as I used to use led flashes, and text tones to indicate what my notifications are and which ones are a priority to check and not cheek at either a glance, or a tone. Sadly it looks like Led flash is no longer present but notifications by contact and app is still possible just a pain on android.
edit where to find it
Right to find it you go to a conversation the three dots details notifications then down to sound and you should be able to set up sounds. I do not recall how to add customs sounds from you're own music or sound clips anymore as I haven't needed to add anything in ages but there are ways to do that as well.
Not sure if anyone else felt the same, but whenever I use iOS , I wish for things on android, and when I use android, I wish for iOS. So I have been switching between android and ios since the very beginning
The fact that I can’t put 2 SIM card in an iPhone 14 pro is really annoying
I have another problem. I have a S10+ and its getting old and cant be charged with a cable anymore, but I really do not like any of the nwe phones out there on the Marked eccept the extremly expensive Sony one, and for real, why should I pay that much for a phone that is basicly the same an my current one but without ceramic backplate, but glass. I had my phone without a case for 5 Years now, and the back never broke once. The front was fixed one time for a few euros and thats it. With a glas backplatr it would have been another story
@@puyuanzhang906914 pro hongkong version has 2 sims though...it's apple thing..hindering costumers whenever they can..🤣
One thing that Linus is "missing" with his review of the iPhone is using it with the rest of the Apple ecosystem. I'm a long time iPhone user, but if it didn't have all the ecosystem features with the laptop, and speakers, and earbuds, and so on, I'd probably switch to Android. Losing .1s because of untweakable animation speed is a bummer, but saving minutes/hours using the MacOS message app, or using Airdrop, etc, is much more valuable to me
I only like apples phones hate everything else.
Wait, 45 minute "clip"? Im here for it
It was the best Apple shit talk I've been to in a while.
You know, with all these A.I. why haven't they integrated A.I. into the settings? "I want to change my keyboard lay out", and it takes you to that setting.
This is one thing Bixby did surprisingly well. I could tell it to change something in the settings, and it would usually be able to interpret what I wanted.
dan's camera should get like bicubic or bilinear scaling in obs, he's all jagged :)))
43:10 that speaker interference and T9 dialing at the same time brought back some serious nostalgia
11:20 as a left-handed person, the camera button is infuriating. Trylied borrowing a friends 16 Plus and I had to keep readjusting my grip because my natural grip places either my middle fingertip or ring fingertip right over it, and it doesn't even matter if I'm holding it firmly or not, it'll just press itself.
If I owned one (and I'm glad I don't), I would 100% disable the "open camera" function of the button and just double-tap the power button like a civilized member of society.
Edit: I have just learned you can't have double-click the power button be anything other than wallet. I am sad.
You can make the camera button require double-tap
Fun fact, iOS animations have a multiplier in the system files that you can adjust with a jailbreak but not vanilla. Cranking that to 2x makes the phone SO snappy.
0:45 "This one of the buggiest device experiences I have had" Linus has clearly never owned a Pixel Watch then.😂
Knowing Linus, I hardly doubt he'd consider a watch as a "device"
Not saying the Lock Screen -> Desktop shouldn’t require an extra touch, but the main reason is “locked” notifications. When your phone is locked, apps can choose to hide their notification content. The notification is there, but Messages might just say “iMessage” and when you unlock the phone, the details populate.
“You could always just pull down the Notification Center” true, but if I just want to quickly check my notifications while keeping them behind some form of privacy, this is the better method.
Apple should add a “Lock Screen behaviors” setting page so users can choose what they want.
Ha, you actually helped me with an issue I've had with the latest version of twitter on android.
Videos will now auto-progress to a new video, or ad, after a video plays, and on android you can't prevent it from happening (which is another annoyance - you can turn this off on iOS apparently) but when it's an ad, it'll often disable the button bar, and put the back in the top left of screen - seemingly just like iOS used to?
Anyway, gesturing/swiping left to right will also back out of it.
I still want to disable autoplay next video, and I'd also love it the regular back bar would not get disabled, but at least there is a 1-hand gesture to get back.
15:40 Swipe-to-go-back (or as the SDK calls it, the interactive pop gesture) is an automatic feature of UINavigationController. This controller has been available since the very first version of the iOS SDK, and the interactive pop gesture was added to all apps using that controller a bit later. Linus mentioned that swiping back doesn't work in a lot of apps, and my best guess is that those apps aren't using the standard iOS navigation controllers at all. This would mean there isn't much Apple can do to add a better-placed back button or behavior in these apps with the "old iOS paradigm" of navigation, because they're not actually using iOS navigation controllers to begin with.
(Technically, developers can disable the interactive pop gesture if it conflicts with other gestures on a page. However, this is usually only done in apps where swiping from the edge of the screen is important for other functionality, like in drawing apps.)
I don't care why I care if it works or not and it doesn't.
So you buy an aftermarket entertainment system for your car and then go back to Ford and complain to them why it does not work the way you want it
There is no better way to put it you have issues
This is not a reply to OP, but the first comment
That is apple fault, they can force the developers to implement it or kick them from the appstore
@@rpendleton
Somehow Android just has a back feature
9:50 you can do that on android too lmao
The call thing you’re talking about is because of Apple‘s API called call kit. All the apps who use the call functionality on iOS has to go through call kit to do so. So that’s why their interface when your phone is locked is always the same, but if you specifically open the app And go to the call section, they are allowed to design their own UI.
Teams needs to not do everything. The program is too inflated and breaks for no reason
I remember how my mom was amazed at how much better my keyboard was than her iPhone one when she tried it. She has a 15 pro, and I have an s23 so exactly the same size phones. We also both use SwiftKey, but just the extra sizing opeions, and button shortcuts were enough to make her very upset her iPhone couldn't just do the same thing
Damn Lukes Hairline is insanely good. WTH
27:51 "My" android phone. See there's the main problem with Android for a lot of non-tech people. I know Androids mostly work the same but sometimes the UI and features are different between brands. On the other hand, every iphone made in the last 7 years (except the SE of course) works pretty much the same way. This is less of a deal for tech savvy people, but for non-tech people and those of us who have to do tech support for our family, iPhone is just easier.
Baldness is genetic if you have bald people in your family it doesn’t guarantee baldness but it increases the chances u or your kids go bald dramatically my friends dads bald and all 3 of his sons went bald his dad and grandfather were also bald
Carplay works great, I’ve rarely had any bugs. You probably need to do what is recommended after buying any device and load a fresh copy of the OS instead of using the factory installed OS.
I have to admit I’ve grown used to the fact that apple phones just ‘work’, and I was willing to put up with the compromises I felt I made leaving android to have a device that simply just got on with the job. But the bugs recently across the multiple apple devices I have and how less than smooth using the vaunted echo system has become recently is really starting to annoy me.
Especially bugs that have existed for multiple major iOS versions so far and still aren't fixed. One of the richest companies in the world refuses to fix bugs that existed for a very long time already. Why?
Oh my god, background playback and the shade style minimization of an app that is still running or playing something, was available on the HTC HD2. It was such an amazing thing for multitasking back then. And no one has done it anywhere close to as good since.
UA-cam PIP requires Premium and (I think?) is off by default.
The camera button is half baked. I get what they were trying to do but the shutter button and the wheel on an SLR are separate for a reason. The axes are split so you don’t need robotically precise fingers to use the controls intuitively. Combining them into one button for the phone introduces input confusion.
Search settings are just dumb. “Camera button” gets you no results. “Camera control” (the name of the feature) doesn’t return all relevant results.
You absolutely can long press for special characters.
How do you long press for special characters? All it brings up for me is accented letters. It’s one of the only things I miss from Android - that and having the number row always visible
the special characters on the keyboard only works for iPadOS. iOS 18 keyboard is the same old shit which can be have a lot of improvements, it’s sickening to navigate thru two goddamn sections to get the desired character
YT PIP is forced to be allowed in the US, unknown if it is NA wide. If it doesn't work once, normally trying again solves the problem
It depends on the video - some allow/support PiP mode, others do not. Unrelated to Premium (the ones that support PiP mode work fine without Premium).
Requiring premium is the sole reason i use UA-cam in a browser in my phone. Im not paying google for background and pip on youtube. That's such a basic feature, they don't deserve my money for taking features away.
If you go into shortcuts you can make a shortcut that just opens settings and give it an icon that is more consistent with the look of native buttons in the Action Center.
I use an iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 18.0.1 and it has a similar problem with the camera app: if i make a landscape picture and want to check the picture in the app, it sometimes shows the picture 90 degrees rotated (as if it stayed in portrait mode, while turned to the side), but when I check in the photos app, the picture is oriented correctly.
There was a similar issue back on ios17, where the pictures in the camera app would be rotated and really small, strange that it wasn’t fixed for ios18
@@ImNotPesohmm, I used iOS 17 for a long time but never had this problem..🤷♀️
I have the same issue on a new IPhone 16 pro max. The photos app has gone to hell on iOS18. And let’s be clear, I’ve used iPhone since the 3GS on numerous iPhones since. I love iOS, but this version is a bit rough so far.
I don’t really agree with any of Linus’s other “problems”. They are preferred settings and reasons to go get an android and hush! Lol
@@AaaaAaaa-zp6ki yeah it only seemed to happen on one of my family members’ phones which was strange
For scrolling fast it's best to drag the scroll bar, or tap the top of the screen so it snaps to the top.
I've been using Apple devices (between Android devices) since the iPod Touch in 2008 and the back button is probably what drives me insane the most. That damn button is on the top left corner ever since iPhone OS 1.0. It's been 16 years. I have no words.
Agree with all your other points as well... but now I'm used to them and they bother me less.
Linus, use iOS for a month, a Pixel for a month and a Galaxy for a month and give us the results.
Just because I don't know if it came up in conversation - Windows 11 settings - I'd consider a built-in app. I'm not sure if it's listed on the Windows store. Control Panel is definitely a folder of shortcuts to windows specific/management programs.
9:40 On the topic of UA-cam not going into picture in picture, that’s because youtube has a in app setting you have to enable in playback to get picture in picture with youtube.
7:10 oh don’t worry Linus with the lock on and an app forcing it to the side sometimes it will flip on its own
About CarPlay, for me the best way for audio quality, stability, reliability and reduce battery temperature while on a wireless charging pad (if using) is to plug it via USB. I know it's less comfortable having a cable plugged to a phone in a car but for me I prefer that rather dealing with wireless CarPlay, the embedded car audio system and the temperature of the battery. Using WIFI and Bluetooth (Wireless CarPlay) with a car audio it's not reliable from my experience. Again choose what works for you I'm just saying that for me wired CarPlay is working all the time. Only problem I got it's with Google Maps getting me black screen and sometimes not updating position.
Prior to MacOSX, Settings was a folder of apps.
You can add sections directly into the Settings app on MacOS, like for my graphics tablet and for MacFUSE (for NTFS support because they removed it)
I have had issues with Carplay since I got a 16 Pro, sometimes it works brilliantly. Other times my car just won't recognise that my phone is even connected, I've had it where the audio cuts out for a split second... but every 5 seconds... then crashed entirely... I've had it where the audio stutters occasionally (but I had that with my 14 Pro as well). It's been incredibly buggy and annoying but I will still use it because Waze is almost infinitely better than my built in maps (other than when my signal is spotty and Waze has no idea what's going on). I'd rather listen to my spotify than the radio which seems to be mostly adverts...
10:50 - you can set the camera button to only be activated with a double press.
Should be the default then.
"Do you want to turn on Sticky Keys?"
@@christopherboisvert6902 Nah, if you have a case its oerfeclty fine to have it as one press. I never accidentally activate it.
isn't that the default? At least it is when the phone's screen is off? (the first press just turns on the screen). Edit: it's indeed one press when screen is on. I have a case though so I have zero issues with accidentally triggering it.
29:43 You’re not wrong - Accounts used to be a top-level item in Settings, and I recently discovered that it’s not anymore.
So you have to go into Settings-> Contacts, say, and set up your Google account there. The good news is that, while you can access it in Contacts _or_ Mail _or_ Calendar settings, you only have to do it once. It’s basically three routes to the same location, where you can add the account and change which things in iOS hook into it. And it’s kinda dumb.
I last had to do this when there was a separate Accounts section , and have just been migrating my data ever since, and only discovered less than a week ago the new location (due to someone else having an account problem on their phone).
I had several android phones throughout the 2010s. Dell Streak, Galaxy Nexus, One Plus 3 and a Samsung note 9 before I got an iPhone 13.
With all of them I was able to modify the user interface for what was most comfortable for me. The keyboard is a great example, I have chunky digits and unfortunately shaky hands so apple’s keyboard doesn’t help much. Being able to resize it so it takes up more space would be a helpful feature.
On a side note I’ve found Picture in Picture mode usually stays on if you’re watching said content then swipe to home, if you minimise it but stay in the app then swipe to home it doesn’t do picture on picture.
Last thing I want to say is I hate it when apple fans say “just buy an android.”
What that says to me is you’ll get a better experience with the competition because Apple won’t do it. It’s a very backwards an exclusionary view point to have rather than saying “we don’t have this feature we should demand it because it’ll help x people.”
they have the "I personally don't need or want that so I don't want them to allow you to do it" mentality.
It’s true though. There are probably 1000s of things some person somewhere wants to be configurable, and any auch option makes the whole thing more complex. At some point you have to make a cutoff. Apple does theirs in a very different place than google does. Which is good, I think.
I too am frustrated with some missing features. But if apple were to exponentially explode every little thing into 10 different options everywhere I’d probably stop using iPhone altogether.
Apple isn’t the government. You can’t just petition them to do something and get them to do it, because they will only do anything if it makes them more money than they were already making. The only vote you get in the economy is the vote you make with your wallet.
As a consumer, you should absolutely reap the benefits of the free market. The entire reason competition exists is to give you better options for lower prices. Competition drives innovation, and you refuse to embrace competition, you will rarely see innovation.
In Windows 10 and 11, they made Settings an app. Control Panel, which ALSO exists in 10 and 11, is more like a hard coded section in Explorer, leading to executables that open various windows and wizards where you can change settings. You can type in a path in Explorer and end up somewhere in Control Panel, and vice-versa. But they're not folders.
Btw, fun fact, there are also a number of Control Panel executables and windows in 11 which are completely orphaned and which you have to type in its 48 character internal shell ID in a Run window to open.
8:35 If they're annoying to work with, more expensive and you're only using them to display text documents, why not just use an Android device for your teleprompters?
Probably because the Iphone version has some fancy stuff that android just doesn't have for who knows what reasons.
That tends to be the reason why any professionals uses Apple products - for the one or two use cases where the one thing they have is better.
@@DanielFerreira-ez8qdYeah sometimes there's software that is only available on Mac/iOS for some reason. F those devs.
37:20 Not at all if you end explorer all related features will stop working until you launch something that needs explorer. That means no taskbar, no modern window management, a lot of unresolved shortcuts, etc. When I have the window duplication bug with fullscreen applications, I end explorer and restart it to fix that, and it doesn't start back by itself.
Ok actully that issue with speeding up music/ distortion is an apple music issue not iphone. I had this issue like 3 times on s23 with apple music on andoird auto.
why didn't you get the pro?
Its been buggy since the 12 came out. UA-cam especially
Google only allows for Picture in Picture on iOS on UA-cam in Canada if you pay for premium, or just not at all. I know in the states as someone who doesn’t pay for premium I get Picture in Picture on UA-cam. I travel to Canada often and always loose the ability too when I travel on my iPhone.
The thing is about PIP is that it's on all videos on premium. Regular UA-cam on Android has PIP but it appears to be very random on.which videos you can and can not watch in PIP. It's strange
Yeah he is Canadian he knows this
@@franklingoodwin PIP is disabled for music so that you pay for UA-cam music
@@definitelynotatworkwhich you get free with UA-cam Premium. Not a bad deal if you care about artists getting paid (more than twice as much as Spotify too!)
I remember when Android was extremely buggy and laggy while iOS was rock solid and smooth. But iOS was extremely limited. Now iOS is adding features that Android has had for years and years now with the bugs that come with development. Now Android is the mature, rock solid OS. Hm.
Things are hidden in accessibility to stop you from changing things
So they assume their users are complete idiots.
@@aokaze-minotaur Dude, one of the main features of iOS 18 update is to allow users to move icons on their home screen. Up until now Apple wouldn't let you space out apps and rearrange them as the user saw fit. Until a few DAYS AGO iPhone users lacked a feature that has been a staple on PCs and phones since graphic interfaces were invented.
So they make one of those things a key point in announcements, then hide it so you can't turn it on... Makes sense
Also, in android, you have to click build number 7 times to unlock dev options to set animation speed.
So it's even more hidden.
@@aokaze-minotaurlmao “idiots” 💀 buddy chill out, it aint arch linux
I think one thing to note is that iOS 18 in general seems to be significantly more buggy than previous versions. Like I’ve had a lot more time where I needed to reboot since upgrading