I’m Switching To The Samsung Galaxy S10..

The Back Swipe: A Missed Opportunity on iPhone

As I'm getting to know my new Samsung Galaxy S10, one thing that's hard for me to let go of is the back swipe feature from my previous iPhone. Using Instagram completely changes your experience now, and no longer having that ability to swipe back going from a post to try and go back has been a significant adjustment for me. It's an impulsive thing for me, and I find it annoying that it doesn't work as seamlessly as it did on my old phone. I wish there was a way to enable the back swipe gesture, but so far, I haven't found any information on how to do that.

On the other hand, I have been enjoying some of the new features on this Samsung device. Wireless power share is one of them - now I can charge any of my devices on the go without having to carry a separate charger. It's also great to see the inclusion of dark mode, which has become a staple on Android phones. And, for those who have been waiting for what feels like an eternity, it's finally here: Apple's wireless charging feature is now available.

The cable situation on Apple devices has always been frustrating for me, but with this phone, I can finally say goodbye to those pesky Lightning cables. The fast charge feature is also a game-changer - I love that I can set my charger up and leave it to recharge my phone in minutes, whereas before, Apple's charging speed was always slower.

One feature that has really caught my attention on this Samsung device is the ability to shuffle album artwork in the Notification Center. On Android, this feature has been a staple for years, and I'm thrilled to see it implemented on this phone as well. It looks so cool, with the shuffling of album artwork creating a seamless experience.

The fingerprint sensor on my new phone is also something that's taken some getting used to. As a child, I was obsessed with those old iPhone 2G/3G models that promised built-in fingerprint sensing on the screen - and now, ten years later, it's a reality. It's not just a futuristic concept anymore; it's an everyday feature that I'm grateful for.

However, one thing that I've noticed is that my experience with facial recognition has changed since switching to this Samsung device. Face ID has been kind of annoying lately, especially when I wear hats or have long hair. It fails very often, and it's frustrating not being able to easily unlock my phone when I need to.

The software on my new phone also needs some work - specifically with regards to iOS updates. As someone who loves the constant stream of new features and support that comes with iOS, I've been disappointed by Android's update system in the past. OnePlus is one vendor that has managed to do a better job with updates, but even they can't compete with the seamless experience of an iPhone.

The Apple Watch: A Missed Opportunity

As I'm getting used to my new Samsung device, I have to admit that I'm also going to miss my old Apple Watch. Not only did I love the design and user interface of that watch, but it's also had some features that I've grown accustomed to. One thing that I'll definitely be missing is the seamless integration with my iPhone - something that Android devices still can't quite match.

The App Store on this phone has also been a bit of an adjustment for me. As someone who's used to apps like Boost and Apollo, I'm not sure how I feel about some of the alternatives available on Android. But, at the same time, I have to admit that there's something to be said for the polish and user interface of these apps.

One thing that's been a bit of a pain is explaining to friends and family why my messages are showing up in green - it's become a bit of a running joke among tech enthusiasts, but still frustrating nonetheless. And then there's the issue with continuity between my phone and computer - as someone who uses a Mac, I've always relied on seamless integration, and it's been a challenge to adjust to this new Samsung device.

Conclusion

As I continue to use my new Samsung Galaxy S10, I'm finding that there are both pros and cons to switching from an iPhone. While some features like wireless power share and dark mode have been a welcome addition, others like the back swipe feature and seamless integration with my Mac have been missed. It's clear that Android has come a long way in terms of user experience, but it still has its own set of challenges - especially when it comes to updates and software support.

One thing is for sure: I'm excited to explore this new device and see how it can improve my daily life. And who knows? Maybe by the end of this week, I'll be hooked on Samsung and Android will seem like a whole different world.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys everything Apple Pro turning everything Samsung pro here and I just got to say I do not expect to make this video I did not expect to wake up today and tell you that I'm switching to Android because I think I might like it seriously okay so let me just explain this I'm actually gonna be switching to the Samsung Galaxy S 10 plus and the logic behind that I think is we've been using these phones with key and we actually were doing this together we're both using a galaxy for a week at least we're just setting these phones up using them and I just couldn't help but admire the engineering that went into just the processes for for the color for the the body how thin and light it is and then I started using it like okay they improve this they improve this it's been a while since I last use an Android phone like believe it or not I used to use the Android before Apple like let me show you a little tiny history lesson here about me so got a bunch of phones here this is my first phone right here the LG env2 is running some crappy LG software that's whatever but you know I did use Android before this was my first probably functional Android phone the Motorola Droid here these things were awesome seriously for someone that likes to fidget now I'm doing it with air pods cases this used to be the same thing back in the day then I was oh then I upgraded to this guy right here so this was at the time like a crazy improvement the Galaxy Nexus made by Samsung so I do have some Samsung expertise here from the way back in the day but this phone was amazing curved display it was just like the future at the time when phones were 2d very low resolution I loved it then came the HTC Droid so this thing was like bright red I remember the inside in particular you'd open the casing and you'd be able to open the casing on a phone which is crazy compared to iPhones I'm saying and inside is all red this phone was something something something for sure I used it for probably a year this was the last Android phone that I used so just so you know where I'm coming from here I've used the Android in the past I like Android but they lost me summer the iPhone took over I've been with them for like seven years probably since oh my gosh so imagine me right now I'm switching my entire life which I built up for the iPhone to the Samsung it's gonna be quite a process but today I wanted to talk to you about why I use iPhone you know being such a for technology for the latest innovation why I stick with iPhone we're gonna break that down today and we're gonna talk about what I like about this phone kind of just everything let's go do that um just for me personally this is more of a push to to force myself to use an Android to understand the platform and in a way I could use this to see how Apple could improve their iPhone like all around its it's a plus plus here I'll be I'll be testing out the competition seeing what they're doing right and at the same time giving Apple some feedback with the iPhone once I get back from this journey and I think using it a week should be good honestly I'm afraid I'll stay I'm honestly afraid I'm gonna stay there are so many things that keep me on Team iPhone but it seems like the s10 has mitigated most of those issues so let's get into detail let's go back inside and pretty cool day today it's snowing so I'm gonna have fun with this one it's a good day to switch to Android I guess perfect timing to do this I wonder why I'm single and then articles come out like this saying basically there's a reason 70% of singles would rather prefer other people that use iPhones instead of Samsung's honestly like there is a stigma here when someone pulls out of Samsung nowadays in a younger crowd everyone's like what is that like you're the weird one the odd one out but really if it's truly a better technology that should be self apparent I'll learn that and I will stick to this phone if it ends up being the one for me there are so many things I like about it already just a day in of usage like the instant unlock being able to remove animations the control center being able to actually turn the toggles off instead of temporary solutions being able to jump to settings real quick just your controls just all around it's not so bad and I'm learning that slowly okay let's go definitely taking a while to get used to but it's really fast that's what I've noticed like wrap it fast so you can jump in out it's not the same it's not as intuitive and you really quickly understand that Apple has a very smooth scrolling mechanism that they they fine-tuned over many generations of iOS and this right away I could just tell I'm not gonna agree with the scrolling behavior on galaxies at all something I took for granted that I never really thought I would I would specifically ask for this feature on a phone but the scrolling behavior needs to improve as long as as long as the Tesla stuff gets taken care of access to my house because right away I got to switch over everything like it's a it's a huge lifestyle change like I have to switch over all my smart locks Tesla key my home pods don't work anymore you understand why it's so hard to go to Android but I'm forcing myself because it's hard I'm forcing myself to do that so hopefully a force into this will open my mind up to new things like there's probably so much I'm missing out on Android and if you guys have any of your expert tips leave them below I'm curious to know what I've been missing out on for the last seven years on Android yeah look at that way faster and that will compound over time I believe so less animations just jumping into basic things like settings even no animations how cool is that saves you so much time what's up chumps yes withering away of those videos yeah dude I couldn't get into my house because my phone isn't hooked up like automatically bad downside to switching that's a joke by the way alright so we're gonna do a little history lesson here I just want you to understand where I'm coming from like I've never been opposed to Andrew a lot of people think I hate Android and that's simply not true at all so yeah I've got the LG Envy I used this thing briefly never on service like these phones all up until here it was just like a hobby thing back in the day the alternative to iPhones and it was so cool but even to this day you know application support is pretty limited like going to Android one thing I'm gonna miss is notes and that's something immediately I noticed is bear doesn't exist the notes synchronizing with your Mac with everything I'm gonna have to get one note or something so there's all these alternatives I got to go into and simply the reason I wouldn't switch before is because it's it's very annoying having to find those and settling into a new life on Android but I have to do it so I was thinking about this 10 years ago my 14 year old self what would he say if I just presented this and have a little time portal to myself and I could take a look at his device like this to me was cutting edge this is a nokia n810 from you know what ten years ago this thing was so ridiculously ahead of its time it had an interface and if it would turn on I'd show you but this is what basically got me into obsessing over tech obsessing over those little details and features the n810 series all my goodness this phone was something else and even had a little camera but only a front one and it was garbage used to be able to run java and emulators and games and like it was the most exciting thing figuring that out ten years ago Here I am in a modern setting so again I'm objectively looking at this and and just it's just good design all around it's very high-tech cutting-edge design I love what they're doing up here let the top portion of the phone is is in the future what they've got with the speaker grille the display no not just no not no thing obscuring your vision that to me is a very big appealing factor of this phone on the bottom here this is where I believe the iPhones got the the cutting edge factor the s10 is is thick I really dislike the bezel here but I'll live with it you know whatever you know the headphone jack to me has never mattered it's cool that it's there that they're still including it but I could care less I haven't use that thing in years and I don't understand why people still defend this so much it's it's gonna go either way just get ready for it also something to appreciate in this wraps in with battery life is that I can live with a phone just like this without this look at look at what my life has turned into I'm using an iPhone tennis max with this huge battery case because I literally cannot get through a full day of battery life on my max personally with my usage so just so you know I'm going to this super sleek device I don't need a battery case the battery inside is huge and it's this thin that to me is very appealing to and that also ties in with one-handed usage so one-handed usage I believe on this phone the iPhone still has that down with the gestures this one's really hard to to begin using like I very much dislike the gesture system I wish they could get it more like the iPhone but you can't switch between apps kind of quickly it's just not very efficient I think they could definitely work on the polish like that's the biggest thing that I'll miss about the iPhone is the polish right away just using it it's so smooth this is very technical like whoever was making this is is very detail-oriented technical not so much about the fluidity the the feeling that your phone gives you and I think that's something they could work on and one big thing for me is animations on the iPhone for the longest time my biggest issue is how long it takes to go through the drawn-out animation how everything is so slow on the s10 it's pretty much instant and I enabled the further setting where you know basically there's no animation at all so I think over time that will compound and give you not only time savings but just efficiency and what you do one big thing I'll miss about the iPhone though is 3d touch I cannot live without it my biggest thing is in the trackpad Area 3d touching also the haptic feedback the the taptic engine in this is unreal and just using this thing roughly it's just a basic vibration motor they could have definitely improved that and that's something Apple got down is again how your iPhone makes you feel how it makes your hand feel when it responds to a gesture the galaxy is way too robotic it's just it's just like a robot but I love it you know I'll try it cool ok next big one for me is the software like finally it feels like I'm running a jailbreak on a phone at all times but it's supported features like picture and picture picture and picture for navigation I believe just these little things that make life so much easier the swipe shortcut I think I'll definitely take advantage of this one so I'll set that up eventually just those software features that are so nice to have being able to visit the the settings page of the device from the control center over here very nice all around quick settings page optimizations that Apple should have made that save you time and that means so much to me I do like the idea of having a number o keyboard on top of yours that's something I have to ask Apple for but Samsung has had it for years on the iPhone also something to appreciate is that it comes with less bloatware Apple does preload more apps now than they did maybe a few years ago but in comparison to the s10 which still comes with a considerable amount of garbage just stuff I will never use you know you got to hand it to Apple they keep things simple oh my gosh and this is such a big one for me the back swipe like using Instagram completely changes your experience now you no longer have that the ability to swipe back going from a post to try and go back it's such an impulsive thing for me and it's so annoying that it doesn't work I just wish you can enable out the gesture you can let me know but oh I will forever miss the back swipe it's just the one of those things that's just ingrained in me and I can't it's so hard to leave of course you got to appreciate that you now have wireless power share I could power any of my devices on the go just from this phone without having an journaled battery the included dark mode something we don't have to wait anymore it's literally a meme at this point how long Apple's taking to add this stuff I like the idea of a universal connector USBC now just for my macbook for this literally I'm using an Android phone with my macbook and it feels more natural than an iPhone with a macbook that says a lot Apple the cable situation on Apple's end figure that crap out it is annoying it's frustrating it's it's something we shouldn't have to be dealing with in 2019 honestly course the fast charge feature I love that I'm gonna be able to set this and leave and it'll be charged within minutes on a greater level than Apple's ever would ok so something that I noticed real quick up here this is basically color we're in the control center or whatever the Notification Center on Android like you basically get that shuffling of album artwork it looks so cool that's what I've been wanting on iOS for the longest time and it's implemented up here just very beautiful all around oh and of course the fingerprint sensor like that's very important to me as a kid I used to be obsessed with those old iPhone 2g 3G apps that would promise a built-in fingerprint sensing on the screen and now ten years later it's a reality it's real it's not a pipe dream anymore it's not this futuristic concept it's in our everyday pocket and that is so hard to believe like really when you think about it I think I'm gonna like this a lot more than face ID like face ID for me has been kind of annoying lately I've been wearing a lot of hats it's cold outside and face ID fails very often for me personally with my beard and changing everything all the time so having this convenience just right here if I can if I can get the spot down I keep missing it's the software needs to have a control they're always like period so I know where to click but I'm sure it'll become impulsive of course I'm gonna miss iOS updates the number one thing that iOS has over Android for me is constant support refreshing things you wait for an eternity you'll basically never get updated no matter what they promise Android still to this day has the worst update system for most vendors oneplus got that on lockdown though honestly I think I'll miss my Apple watch a lot I ordered the entire like shebang if I'm gonna go into the Samsung interface I'm gonna use the Galaxy buds I'm gonna use the watch the charger the TV I even bought a new one for that just going full in to see just truly how much it's changed and I think I'm gonna like it a lot that's the scary part I think one of the contributing factors why I've never as I literally think I'm gonna like it too much and I'm not gonna want to go back and I don't even think this needs to be said this app it's just gonna make my life miserable right now having to explain to every single person why my messages are showing up green oh that's the worst but I think I think I'll manage honestly even continuity the connection between your phone and computer because I use a Mac is gonna be very fragmented now that's gonna be annoying very annoying to deal with and then the other stuff like Apollo like the the application you take for granted the perfect reddit clients the closest thing I think is Boost on Android but even so it doesn't have the polish that Apollo does again it all comes down to polish how smooth everything feels on the iPhone so yeah guys I just wanna you know what I'm doing what I'm coming from like I've been into tech in in surveying the landscaping longest time and I think it's time to reevaluate Android with the Samsung Galaxy S 10 as a challenge to myself I'll be using this thing for a minimum of a week and yeah I'll keep you updated on that journey so thanks for watching guys stay tuned and don't be afraid to question things always be real with yourself while you're doing something don't just do aimlessly because everyone is but peacewhat's up guys everything Apple Pro turning everything Samsung pro here and I just got to say I do not expect to make this video I did not expect to wake up today and tell you that I'm switching to Android because I think I might like it seriously okay so let me just explain this I'm actually gonna be switching to the Samsung Galaxy S 10 plus and the logic behind that I think is we've been using these phones with key and we actually were doing this together we're both using a galaxy for a week at least we're just setting these phones up using them and I just couldn't help but admire the engineering that went into just the processes for for the color for the the body how thin and light it is and then I started using it like okay they improve this they improve this it's been a while since I last use an Android phone like believe it or not I used to use the Android before Apple like let me show you a little tiny history lesson here about me so got a bunch of phones here this is my first phone right here the LG env2 is running some crappy LG software that's whatever but you know I did use Android before this was my first probably functional Android phone the Motorola Droid here these things were awesome seriously for someone that likes to fidget now I'm doing it with air pods cases this used to be the same thing back in the day then I was oh then I upgraded to this guy right here so this was at the time like a crazy improvement the Galaxy Nexus made by Samsung so I do have some Samsung expertise here from the way back in the day but this phone was amazing curved display it was just like the future at the time when phones were 2d very low resolution I loved it then came the HTC Droid so this thing was like bright red I remember the inside in particular you'd open the casing and you'd be able to open the casing on a phone which is crazy compared to iPhones I'm saying and inside is all red this phone was something something something for sure I used it for probably a year this was the last Android phone that I used so just so you know where I'm coming from here I've used the Android in the past I like Android but they lost me summer the iPhone took over I've been with them for like seven years probably since oh my gosh so imagine me right now I'm switching my entire life which I built up for the iPhone to the Samsung it's gonna be quite a process but today I wanted to talk to you about why I use iPhone you know being such a for technology for the latest innovation why I stick with iPhone we're gonna break that down today and we're gonna talk about what I like about this phone kind of just everything let's go do that um just for me personally this is more of a push to to force myself to use an Android to understand the platform and in a way I could use this to see how Apple could improve their iPhone like all around its it's a plus plus here I'll be I'll be testing out the competition seeing what they're doing right and at the same time giving Apple some feedback with the iPhone once I get back from this journey and I think using it a week should be good honestly I'm afraid I'll stay I'm honestly afraid I'm gonna stay there are so many things that keep me on Team iPhone but it seems like the s10 has mitigated most of those issues so let's get into detail let's go back inside and pretty cool day today it's snowing so I'm gonna have fun with this one it's a good day to switch to Android I guess perfect timing to do this I wonder why I'm single and then articles come out like this saying basically there's a reason 70% of singles would rather prefer other people that use iPhones instead of Samsung's honestly like there is a stigma here when someone pulls out of Samsung nowadays in a younger crowd everyone's like what is that like you're the weird one the odd one out but really if it's truly a better technology that should be self apparent I'll learn that and I will stick to this phone if it ends up being the one for me there are so many things I like about it already just a day in of usage like the instant unlock being able to remove animations the control center being able to actually turn the toggles off instead of temporary solutions being able to jump to settings real quick just your controls just all around it's not so bad and I'm learning that slowly okay let's go definitely taking a while to get used to but it's really fast that's what I've noticed like wrap it fast so you can jump in out it's not the same it's not as intuitive and you really quickly understand that Apple has a very smooth scrolling mechanism that they they fine-tuned over many generations of iOS and this right away I could just tell I'm not gonna agree with the scrolling behavior on galaxies at all something I took for granted that I never really thought I would I would specifically ask for this feature on a phone but the scrolling behavior needs to improve as long as as long as the Tesla stuff gets taken care of access to my house because right away I got to switch over everything like it's a it's a huge lifestyle change like I have to switch over all my smart locks Tesla key my home pods don't work anymore you understand why it's so hard to go to Android but I'm forcing myself because it's hard I'm forcing myself to do that so hopefully a force into this will open my mind up to new things like there's probably so much I'm missing out on Android and if you guys have any of your expert tips leave them below I'm curious to know what I've been missing out on for the last seven years on Android yeah look at that way faster and that will compound over time I believe so less animations just jumping into basic things like settings even no animations how cool is that saves you so much time what's up chumps yes withering away of those videos yeah dude I couldn't get into my house because my phone isn't hooked up like automatically bad downside to switching that's a joke by the way alright so we're gonna do a little history lesson here I just want you to understand where I'm coming from like I've never been opposed to Andrew a lot of people think I hate Android and that's simply not true at all so yeah I've got the LG Envy I used this thing briefly never on service like these phones all up until here it was just like a hobby thing back in the day the alternative to iPhones and it was so cool but even to this day you know application support is pretty limited like going to Android one thing I'm gonna miss is notes and that's something immediately I noticed is bear doesn't exist the notes synchronizing with your Mac with everything I'm gonna have to get one note or something so there's all these alternatives I got to go into and simply the reason I wouldn't switch before is because it's it's very annoying having to find those and settling into a new life on Android but I have to do it so I was thinking about this 10 years ago my 14 year old self what would he say if I just presented this and have a little time portal to myself and I could take a look at his device like this to me was cutting edge this is a nokia n810 from you know what ten years ago this thing was so ridiculously ahead of its time it had an interface and if it would turn on I'd show you but this is what basically got me into obsessing over tech obsessing over those little details and features the n810 series all my goodness this phone was something else and even had a little camera but only a front one and it was garbage used to be able to run java and emulators and games and like it was the most exciting thing figuring that out ten years ago Here I am in a modern setting so again I'm objectively looking at this and and just it's just good design all around it's very high-tech cutting-edge design I love what they're doing up here let the top portion of the phone is is in the future what they've got with the speaker grille the display no not just no not no thing obscuring your vision that to me is a very big appealing factor of this phone on the bottom here this is where I believe the iPhones got the the cutting edge factor the s10 is is thick I really dislike the bezel here but I'll live with it you know whatever you know the headphone jack to me has never mattered it's cool that it's there that they're still including it but I could care less I haven't use that thing in years and I don't understand why people still defend this so much it's it's gonna go either way just get ready for it also something to appreciate in this wraps in with battery life is that I can live with a phone just like this without this look at look at what my life has turned into I'm using an iPhone tennis max with this huge battery case because I literally cannot get through a full day of battery life on my max personally with my usage so just so you know I'm going to this super sleek device I don't need a battery case the battery inside is huge and it's this thin that to me is very appealing to and that also ties in with one-handed usage so one-handed usage I believe on this phone the iPhone still has that down with the gestures this one's really hard to to begin using like I very much dislike the gesture system I wish they could get it more like the iPhone but you can't switch between apps kind of quickly it's just not very efficient I think they could definitely work on the polish like that's the biggest thing that I'll miss about the iPhone is the polish right away just using it it's so smooth this is very technical like whoever was making this is is very detail-oriented technical not so much about the fluidity the the feeling that your phone gives you and I think that's something they could work on and one big thing for me is animations on the iPhone for the longest time my biggest issue is how long it takes to go through the drawn-out animation how everything is so slow on the s10 it's pretty much instant and I enabled the further setting where you know basically there's no animation at all so I think over time that will compound and give you not only time savings but just efficiency and what you do one big thing I'll miss about the iPhone though is 3d touch I cannot live without it my biggest thing is in the trackpad Area 3d touching also the haptic feedback the the taptic engine in this is unreal and just using this thing roughly it's just a basic vibration motor they could have definitely improved that and that's something Apple got down is again how your iPhone makes you feel how it makes your hand feel when it responds to a gesture the galaxy is way too robotic it's just it's just like a robot but I love it you know I'll try it cool ok next big one for me is the software like finally it feels like I'm running a jailbreak on a phone at all times but it's supported features like picture and picture picture and picture for navigation I believe just these little things that make life so much easier the swipe shortcut I think I'll definitely take advantage of this one so I'll set that up eventually just those software features that are so nice to have being able to visit the the settings page of the device from the control center over here very nice all around quick settings page optimizations that Apple should have made that save you time and that means so much to me I do like the idea of having a number o keyboard on top of yours that's something I have to ask Apple for but Samsung has had it for years on the iPhone also something to appreciate is that it comes with less bloatware Apple does preload more apps now than they did maybe a few years ago but in comparison to the s10 which still comes with a considerable amount of garbage just stuff I will never use you know you got to hand it to Apple they keep things simple oh my gosh and this is such a big one for me the back swipe like using Instagram completely changes your experience now you no longer have that the ability to swipe back going from a post to try and go back it's such an impulsive thing for me and it's so annoying that it doesn't work I just wish you can enable out the gesture you can let me know but oh I will forever miss the back swipe it's just the one of those things that's just ingrained in me and I can't it's so hard to leave of course you got to appreciate that you now have wireless power share I could power any of my devices on the go just from this phone without having an journaled battery the included dark mode something we don't have to wait anymore it's literally a meme at this point how long Apple's taking to add this stuff I like the idea of a universal connector USBC now just for my macbook for this literally I'm using an Android phone with my macbook and it feels more natural than an iPhone with a macbook that says a lot Apple the cable situation on Apple's end figure that crap out it is annoying it's frustrating it's it's something we shouldn't have to be dealing with in 2019 honestly course the fast charge feature I love that I'm gonna be able to set this and leave and it'll be charged within minutes on a greater level than Apple's ever would ok so something that I noticed real quick up here this is basically color we're in the control center or whatever the Notification Center on Android like you basically get that shuffling of album artwork it looks so cool that's what I've been wanting on iOS for the longest time and it's implemented up here just very beautiful all around oh and of course the fingerprint sensor like that's very important to me as a kid I used to be obsessed with those old iPhone 2g 3G apps that would promise a built-in fingerprint sensing on the screen and now ten years later it's a reality it's real it's not a pipe dream anymore it's not this futuristic concept it's in our everyday pocket and that is so hard to believe like really when you think about it I think I'm gonna like this a lot more than face ID like face ID for me has been kind of annoying lately I've been wearing a lot of hats it's cold outside and face ID fails very often for me personally with my beard and changing everything all the time so having this convenience just right here if I can if I can get the spot down I keep missing it's the software needs to have a control they're always like period so I know where to click but I'm sure it'll become impulsive of course I'm gonna miss iOS updates the number one thing that iOS has over Android for me is constant support refreshing things you wait for an eternity you'll basically never get updated no matter what they promise Android still to this day has the worst update system for most vendors oneplus got that on lockdown though honestly I think I'll miss my Apple watch a lot I ordered the entire like shebang if I'm gonna go into the Samsung interface I'm gonna use the Galaxy buds I'm gonna use the watch the charger the TV I even bought a new one for that just going full in to see just truly how much it's changed and I think I'm gonna like it a lot that's the scary part I think one of the contributing factors why I've never as I literally think I'm gonna like it too much and I'm not gonna want to go back and I don't even think this needs to be said this app it's just gonna make my life miserable right now having to explain to every single person why my messages are showing up green oh that's the worst but I think I think I'll manage honestly even continuity the connection between your phone and computer because I use a Mac is gonna be very fragmented now that's gonna be annoying very annoying to deal with and then the other stuff like Apollo like the the application you take for granted the perfect reddit clients the closest thing I think is Boost on Android but even so it doesn't have the polish that Apollo does again it all comes down to polish how smooth everything feels on the iPhone so yeah guys I just wanna you know what I'm doing what I'm coming from like I've been into tech in in surveying the landscaping longest time and I think it's time to reevaluate Android with the Samsung Galaxy S 10 as a challenge to myself I'll be using this thing for a minimum of a week and yeah I'll keep you updated on that journey so thanks for watching guys stay tuned and don't be afraid to question things always be real with yourself while you're doing something don't just do aimlessly because everyone is but peace\n"