I mean... look, I'm genuinely not trying to be a sour asshole, but why did we need this? How is this furthering the development of smartphone tech? It's, like... sure, pretty graphics are nice, but do we really need ray-tracing on our phones? (I know it's not ray-tracing, but you get my point)

i meant more like the ux, but yea also that stuff

Tell me you've never used an iPhone without telling me.

I own and use both every day. Not even the UX is the same. They are not even close.

Tell me you've never used an iPhone without telling me.

I own and use both every day. Not even the UX is the same. They are not even close.

Tell me you've never used an iPhone without telling me.

I own and use both every day. Not even the UX is the same. They are not even close.

they have been siphoning features off each other for so long, the differences are only splitting hairs imo.

they have been siphoning features off each other for so long

Mostly Apple doing that (they just invented the Pixel's "call screen" feature yesterday), but you're not wrong.

the differences are only splitting hairs imo.

Not really. Outside of "black glass slab with big cameras", they differ quite a bit.

What differences do you actually want to know? I'm genuinely happy to explain and show side-by-sides if needed.

frankly you seem to really care a lot about this topic and i was only making a passing remark on my personal experience, and I don't really care to learn about the intricate differences between using ios and android. like at all. have a great day though!

yeah i don't remember the last time i liked something Apple made (probably over a decade by now) but this actually looks great.