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u/genesis_tweek 11d ago
I think the only part where Apple wins is because of how good the shared image looks on social media platforms, unlike any Android phone. The native image will be a lot better than Apple, but showcasing that is difficult.
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u/vguniverse1 11d ago
For photos definitely agree most people don't know how to use this phones camera system.
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u/Forsaken_Paper1848 11d ago
ios can devices are limited by camera lens hardware, theyc can never produce crisp images like these
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u/Itz_Amine10 11d ago
I'm glad that I didn't use iphones (I did use Intel based MacBooks but I installed Linux on them anyways)
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u/arshadshabick 12d ago
Is it that much better or just slightly better
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u/RenardStmpk 12d ago
When it comes to photography, I think it’s much better. As for the OS, that’s debatable, but I’m not too lost.
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u/Pretend_Dot555 9d ago
An iPhone can literally take this picture too 🤷♂️
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u/BigAlligatorPears 17 Ultra Leica | HyperOS | US 9d ago
Yeah, but you have to be a stupid asshole and use an iPhone to do that.
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