Apple iPhones are charming in their own right, but they also have a few flaws. If you ask an Android user, they probably have a list of things that iPhones don’t have, which is why they stick with Android phones and tablets. When compared to Android, which is an open platform, Apple does hold back when it comes to adapting new technologies.
To make iOS and the iPhone even more useful, here are five Android features that Apple should immediately adopt.
Magic Eraser
The Magic Eraser is now a standard feature on Android smartphones from Samsung, Google, and Vivo. Your images will be ready for social media in no time if you can remove unwanted objects or even people from them in a few simple steps. Please be aware that iPhones running iOS 16 clearly have the ability to remove the entire background, but there is currently no object eraser.
Uninstall System Apps
This is a controversial statement to a certain extent due to the fact that some modern Android smartphones do not permit users to uninstall third-party applications or several Google apps. Starting with iOS 17, Apple should give users more control by allowing them to remove all system apps and replace them with third-party versions. Currently, users can remove some of the system apps.
App Sideloading
App Sideloading is another feature that customers have requested, but Apple has rejected it, claiming that it could compromise iPhone security. The iPhone will become even more open by allowing users to sideload apps, which will also give them more freedom for users to enjoy games and apps from the outside app store.
Split Screen for Apps
Spit Screen for Apps Android smartphones outperform iPhones when it comes to multitasking. The iPhone 14 Pro’s Dynamic Island offers some improvements to multitasking, but Apple still prevents users from simultaneously opening two applications in split screen mode. At the very least, large-screen iPhones like the iPhone 14 Plus and the iPhone 14 Pro Max should allow split-screen multitasking.
Better File Manager
When compared to the Android equivalent, the iPhone files app has very few features. In addition to that, clients can’t get to all the put away happy on an iPhone from a PC or a PC. Users will have an easier time sharing content between devices with a better file manager.
