Great iPhone Features Android Should Start Giving in Its Updates

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• Face ID was released in 2017, and Android is still behind in getting this on their device. However, Android does boast of Face Unlock, but it is not as good as Face ID, which goes without saying that it is more secure and sound.
• Though both the operating systems have the "do not disturb mode," Apple takes Focus Mode's feature a notch higher in iOS 15. Focus Mode lets you create a profile that matches your daily activity, and also, you can filter out the contacts and apps. With an iPhone, you can set your profile based on the time, location, or even the app.
• AirPlay is a proprietary feature that Apple develops, so we do not expect Android to come with this feature ever. Although some third-party apps let you stream video and audio on your phone, it does not come close to the built-in system. Here is hoping that Google somehow gets its hand on AirPlay and features it on Android devices.
• The Drag & Drop feature, which Apple has had for years, is only getting richer with time. You can drag the stuff and drop it into the app you wish, or the action of even copying and pasting is available. But unfortunately, even the latest android device does not have this system.
• The Offloading Apps feature is used for storage on your device. You can delete apps you do not use without losing any data by saving you the time to start again upon installation. By offloading apps that are not used, you get free storage space. But, Android needs to rely on third-party apps to clean up the area on the device.
• Apple has done it right by separating the notification and the settings app. You can view the notification by swiping down from the left at the top and can access the quick settings by swiping on top at the right of the screen. In Android, you must lift twice to look at the notifications.
• The iPhone shows the battery life. Once the battery goes below 80%, the company messages you promptly to get your battery serviced or replaced. Again, in Android, you will need help from third-party apps to check your battery life.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.