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This is how terrible the apps support in Android foldable is most of the apps is just over sized and blown up versions of smartphones apps The apps experience and os experience is alone a major reason iPhone duo wins
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Whats happening with one ui now - Z fold 8 Ultra •Many users reporting random crashes freeze and glitches
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As always late to the party 🎉 —But Looks 🗿
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YouTube.. Please adopt Liquid Glass ..⭐️
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If you feel YouTube Premium is getting a little too expensive, this might be worth checking out 👀 (App name :TubePod) • Ad-free playback • Background & lock-screen playback • Picture-in-Picture • Real-time lyrics • Playlist import & export You can start a video, lock your phone, and continue listening or switch to another app without interrupting playback. It’s simple, but it makes the YouTube experience much more convenient.
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Only thing is that its no where close to the perfection what apple achieved in animation effects with duo This looks half - backed ..⭐️
this is why Apple is scared of Android
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Apple photographic styles is heavily Underrated…⭐️
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The iPhone Duo’s exact CAD renders of design leaked almost year before its launch, while details such as its aspect ratio, display size, and overall form factor had been circulating for several years. That gave competitors more than enough time to study Apple’s approach and potentially adapt their own foldable designs. It’s interesting that companies like Samsung and Xiaomi had been developing foldables for years, yet their designs and display proportions suddenly started changing shortly before Apple’s Duo launch. The timing is hard to ignore: after years of experimenting with different foldable designs, competitors appeared to shift toward different aspect ratios and screen sizes just as Apple was preparing to enter the category. I know Samsung and Xiaomi fans may not agree with this, but the broader industry trend is difficult to ignore. It’s not just about foldables. Look at product lineups, hardware design, software aesthetics, UI elements, and even the overall direction of product development. Time and again, Apple introduces a particular approach, and competitors eventually adopt similar ideas or move in the same direction. Before turning the discussion into “Apple copied Android features,” it’s important to understand that this isn’t simply an Android vs. iOS UI comparison. The point is about the broader influence Apple has on the industry and how often its design and product decisions become trends that others follow. You don’t have to be an Apple fan to acknowledge that influence. That’s the bigger picture.
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Google is obsessed with brach balls 😍
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Beach balls ..my keyboard predicts brach shit 👀
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Apple doesn’t follow trends. Apple sets them.” 🍎
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Clement retweeted
Is one is worse than other ….👀 •LG vs Samsung
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Clement retweeted
•Crazy that Googles own apps in ios looks way better and consistent with navigation bars much more organized ,symmetrical, and even many third-party apps follow the same design principles. •In android it looks inconsistent different layouts diff proportions making the experience feels scattered
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Clement retweeted
Why does Liquid Glass look so different between Instagram and Threads when they’re both owned by Meta?
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There’s a clear pattern with each new generation, the iPhone Pro Max keeps getting heavier.
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Both are indian Brands •The Lava Virat Curve •The Mivi One. Both using stock Android. , With zero Bloatware .. Both battling it out in the budget segment.
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Huawei P40 pro … Ahed of its Time🗿 •A phone launched in 2020 supports ULTRA SLOW MOTION up to (7,680 fps) 🐌 (Video is slowed down by 256x times compared to real-time speed)
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