iOS 17 Beta 2 now features airdrop just by putting your iPhone's next to each other. Even in the beta this feature already feels like magic! #ios17 #ios17beta
@it’s common problem, sometimes guy with other phone have to restart the phone to make it working and if it doesn’t work then i’m the one restarting and then it works so yeah it sucks
@@TheMateo123 not at all , Samsung still lacks optimization on even the simplest levels , it’s like having a race car that runs on unleaded , versus one that takes racing fuel .
@@argon7479 nah android is trash , nobody can convince me otherwise , you can have your fruity custom themes all you want . When it comes to gaming / daily usage of any apps apple reigns supreme . Only thing android is good for is high optical zoom , other than that the whole phone is a waste . Never will android be as optimized as iOS , there are far to many phones being release that use android os . They have to make the software optimal for casual android users cause they phone ranges begin at budget level pricing .now it’s different with iPhones as they optimize the software thru and thru to not only run flawless on flagships but any model that came before , because each year they drop flagships aside from SE ( which still has flagship chipsets and capabilities just no Face ID ) they run the game
Apple fans are the most useless and senseless set of fans in the whole world! But what really even hurt is that they don’t even know what’s technology or the main things, if apple make anything they call it magic and whatever… meanwhile all these were all done years years years ago on a low key !!! Apple always waiting for android to make a release before they update their feature or Device😂😂😂 maybe iPhone 16 will be a drop screen or full screen 😂😂😂😂😂. iPhone can’t even work properly for hours without getting hot and so hot and start freezing !! Damn !!! Of course RU-vidrs won’t say all these lad gotta eat just by lying 😊
@@iHazMuffinzit isn't pretending or any heavy editing bro... It's called processing an image. Also even if it's heavily editing or pretending whatever it maybe, but lol your i phone can't even pretend to do it 😂😂
The thing is, Apple users will actually use this feature because it was shown and explained to them by Apple. This kind of died on android because it was just another checkbox to fill on the specs sheet that no one ever reads.
tbh the reason apples features are well known is because other companies just add all the features as soon as they are able to whereas apple releases features in stages and also advertises them greatly
Agreed, Apple usually waits until they are confident in their execution of a feature. But the thing is, since android came up with those features first, over these years they have refined those features too, to the point where most well versed with both operating system will go for stock Android experience on pixel phones over iOS these days. Apple, till recently had been in their own league and can safely ignore competition, but its no longer the case. In my opinion, Android has surpassed iOS in terms of user experience and Apple needs some catching up to do.
@@godwinonyedikachi7192like... everything? Most of apple features were already implemented on Android years ago. But, not gonna lie apple optimize those features well and do god tier marketing
@@EmmanuelBatista-uv9kfandroid phones had a similar feature for many, many years using nfc it was called android beam tapping the back of the phones together would transfer files
I have a iPhone 11 and it doesn’t even work half of the time. It’s insane flimsy and not well put together. The menus aren’t even reworked. And when it works it takes like 10 Seconds and drains 5 percent doing it.
@@Xander315 It’s using the same NFC Chip all other iPhones, until iPhone 14 used. Contactless Payment stuff also works without a problem. It’s not a data Problem either, as the NFC is just used to find a phone nearby and then apple uses point-to-point WiFi to get the Data to another phone, which also works perfectly fine, if the tap feature isn’t used. They did a few software tweaks and it works better at the moment, but it’s still not convenient and fast enough to be a part of daily usage. I tested it with a iPhone 14 and a iPhone 15 and it was about as slow as with my phone. But maybe it’s usable for some owners or comes in handy for some kind of situation, but in my opinion the marketing is way to big. It’s just a small Airdrop addition which seems to be insanely futuristic, but doesn’t makes the users experience better. I think the concept of Airdrop is quite nice and they have a lot of potential not used regarding the feature. A Software based Airdrop Update with better Menus, faster detection, easier gestures wouldn’t be hard at all. I am actually happy and surprised by the fact they didn’t limited it to the iPhone 15. Maybe next Update they will finally update the calculator or the calendar, because those features are used definitely more frequently than tap-Airdrop. Sorry for the f*cking wall of text. Thx for reading 🫡
@@xsforrealit’s true, and I would argue my point but I honestly don’t care after forgetting about how they’re different, maybe I could just be smart and remember but yeah
there was an app from over 10 years ago called Bump that had a similar concept where you chose the photo to send then just bump both phones together and it used Bluetooth to send it
@@tenkonradthe issues was that was the way they had to share via. They had nothing wirelessly like airdrop at that point. Having both options is best of both worlds.
The S3 had this a long time ago, but apple in typical fashion took the idea and implemented in a better way. I think it’ll get used more also cause airdrop
So wait.. you open photos, you select a photo, you select airdrop and instead of pressing an icon that is literally in front of you and do the airdrop, you press your whole phone against another phone? Progress….
The first time doing this I was like “OMGGGGGGGGGGGG” Way too satisfying 😂 I know Apple is slow with introducing features that android already has BUT when they FINALLY implement features, they do it amazingly.
*What we want* 1) split screen 2) Pause while recording video, Manual Photo mode 3) Remove unwanted apps call logs, 4) Add reject button for call on lock screen 5) Proper file explorer app 6) Truecaller to work like normal app 7) Flexible app icon and widget placement 8) The ability to install themes 9) redesigned Apple Music app with the ability to merge podcasts and download mp3 files to the music app 10) Better customizations 11) new free ringtones and text tones 12) Built in call recoding 13) full on free wallpaper store 14) Dual apps vs *What we get* 💩💩💩💩
@@Mane-w6o 1) best camera a pocket smartphone could have 2) best processor in smartphone 3) best security 4) best resell value 5) usable for 6-8 years easily 6) robust ecosystem So much more i cannot think of right now 🙏
Isn’t this an extra step? Rather than just tapping the intended recipient, I have to physically touch their phone? Sounds inconvenient if I want to send it from across the dinner table.
I remember sharing games on dumbphones when I was a kid through an IR blaster, we were bumping our phones the same way. Who would of thought that someone would get excited of doing this now for no apparent reason
fun fact: you don’t actually need to press the airdrop option, simply having the item(s) you want to share open will airdrop it when tapping the phones together.
Samsung most of the time releases things earlier, but when Apple introduces something it’s always superior. There is so much more detail and work put in Apple’s features.
Android had this ages ago, plus it’s way less convenient than just selecting who to send to on the screen, plus it’s never worked properly a single time I’ve tried it with other people since iOS 17 released lol
Bro Apple was the company to make jokes about android users having to bump their phones together with android beam when they announced airdrop for the first time😂
I remember bump on my iPod touch and iPhone 4. Didn't apple make air drop just to take over bump? I remember the word on the street at the time was apple "stealing" the idea cuz the app was too popular lol
Sorta kinda … but android beam used Bluetooth and nfc protocols They basically brought the tap functionality over to airdrop Airdrop on newer iPhones uses a combo of Bluetooth,NFC ,UWB and WiFi for fast transfer
the only thing android has similar to this is android beam which uses nfc and wifi direct which is crap. Airdrop uses ultrawide band which is way better...
@@Hhhh22222-wyeah, but they didn’t release it yet. Samsung (Android) releases things that don’t work as neat as Apple. iOS always does it better than Android.
I 💜 my iPhone 14 Plus but this is not right 😂😂😂 Just like took 14-17 years to add widgets and still half baked. No scrolling or sliders on widgets...
Thats a false statments are feautres that android did first and still does it better than iphone after they implemented them like widgets and multi tasking and saying the right way as if its even useful to begin with is funny its a market gimmick just like samsungs 8k video option
You mean the same tech that unlocks my Mac with my Apple Watch and says it cannot when it’s not close enough? Signal intensity falls off by inverse square law, they just need a threshold that’s only possible in very close range
