Apparently lol
Personally, iOS is not for me but I UNDERSTAND why people like. I don't go out of my way to push "android is so much better" agenda like lots of people do. iOS has its place. People should accept that and choose the phone that's right for them.
Crazy how much iPhones have evolved from 2019 to 2026 🤯
7 years of design changes — from the Notch → Smaller Notch → Dynamic Island → Smaller Dynamic Island 😬
iPhone 11 Pro Max to iPhone 18 Pro Max here’s the full front and back design evolution…
Before, she would have to charge her iPhone 15 (even with a new battery) throughout the day at work. Now, that's not a worry AT ALL. Much better cameras, action button, faster charging, camera control, 120hz display. It's what an upgrade should be. (2/2)
My fiancee is loving the 18 Pro
Battery life is insane. Feels great in the hand. Very dense. Side by side with my S25 Ultra it feels heavier even though it's not. (1/2)
Agree 💯
iPhones don't have any little features to make everyday tasks easier or even fully automated.
I personally love Samsung routines. It's really useful to the point I almost won't consider any other brand as my full daily driver.
For my fellow S24/25/26 Ultra users:
Per hour or SoT, what is your typical battery consumption?
Just curious where everyone else's is compared to mine.
For me it's roughly 10-12% per hour of usage.
I never thought I’d see the day where an iPhone charged as fast as the iPhone 18 Pro Max does
Was at 2%, plugged it in and in a few minutes I was past 40% already
All while it remained cold to the touch
The first phone powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 is here
The new Motorola Signature 27
Comes with the new processor, Liquid Metal 3D Vapor Chamber, 50mp main and 200mp Telephoto, B&O audio and 7 years of updates
Full specs and pricing will be unveiled later
iPhone 18 Pro Max might be the closest to a perfect phone
Can’t think of anything that bothers me. Sure it could be lighter but it doesn’t bother me daily. The rest feels and functions great so far
The cameras are also really great from my use so far and battery is phenomenal
Will probably upgrade from my S25 Ultra. It's still a really great phone just looking for a brighter display. That's my (personal) biggest complaint about it
Galaxy S27 Ultra: 6.9 inch M16 Display | 5700mah battery
Galaxy S27 Pro: 6.5 inch M16 Display | 5200mah battery
S27 Pro will deliver significantly longer battery life than S26 Ultra, and S27 Ultra will be unlike anything we've seen from Samsung in battery life
Upgrades the Galaxy S27 Ultra needs to bring if it wants to catch up to the iPhone 18 Pro Max
• Display Brightness, Organic Material, PWM and Color Reproduction
• Bigger Aperture and bigger sensor on the Main and Telephoto cameras
• Higher Resolution and bigger sensor on the Selfie camera
• Processor and Vapor Chamber
• Memory Bandwidth
• Battery size
I'm not buying the latest iPhone Pro Series.
**It's a mediocre upgrade for most people.
I'm not buying Apple's first generation Foldable (iPhone Duo)
**It doesn't offer me an actual use case for the price.
A step further...
I haven't bought an:
• iPhone since 2019
• Pixel since 2022
• Samsung Galaxy since 2023
I'm not buying every new Smartphone?
For what? Clicks and Views?
It's not that important.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 slander needs to chill. Apple’s iPhone Duo is fantastic but the Fold 8 now all of a sudden being “trash” is absurd. Competition is good!
Display: I want it as bright as the Pixel
Battery: even larger than the rumored 5700mah
Color options: or colors such as a deep blue or deep red
Other than that, honestly, Samsung is almost a perfect device for me.
A lot of people who have never come close to a foldable phone are praising the iPhone Duo for solving the "problems with current foldables"
And then proceed to show something already "solved" on current foldables
There is nothing we haven't seen already, and that's ok. The software looks nice and it's another option buyers have, but it's not a superior device that magically solved many "issues", because said "issues" were already solved generations ago
It's not a first generation display though... the technology to make the Duo screen so nice was already mature. It's a first generation Apple foldable but not a first generation display. If you're going to compare, then phrase it fairly.
iPhone Duo crease vs Galaxy Z Fold 8 crease side by side. First generation against eighth generation. And the iPhone screen looks flatter.
Samsung spent eight generations and seven years trying to fix the crease. Apple fixed it before they shipped the first unit. This is not a comparison. This is an autopsy.
The Z Fold 8 still bends in the middle like a used paperback. The iPhone Duo folds like it was machined from a single sheet of glass. Same price range. Same form factor. One company figured it out on attempt number one. The other one still hasn't.
What drops in a few hours will break every Samsung fan's last argument. Stay tuned
APPLE JUST RELEASED A FOLDABLE PHONE. APPLE DIDN’T ARRIVE 7 YEARS LATE. IT WAITED 7 YEARS.
Samsung launched its first foldable in 2019.
Apple just entered the category in 2026.
That gap wasn’t wasted time.
It was 7 years of watching Samsung make the mistakes first.
And that tells you everything about Apple’s strategy. 🧵
This is by far my biggest concern for the iPhone Duo. The thickness.
To me what makes the Z Fold line feel so nice in the hand is that the thickness when folded feels not much different than a standard phone.
The iPhone Duo is not just slightly thicker. 11.3 mm is thick for a phone. The 17 Pro Max is a thick phone and that's only 8.8 mm. The Duo is almost 30% thicker.
I was really hoping Apple could match the thinness of the Z Fold 8 or at least get close.