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Today, let's debate on iOS 11 vs. Android O: Which is going to win the battle?
Apple just walked us through iOS 11 for the iPhone, and a few weeks ago Google introduced us to Android O. Combined, this software will power practically every phone in the world. Google's Android O already has a public beta out, while, Apple's iOS 11 just got its first developer preview up and running.
Talking about new features, Android O 's Picture-in-picture and the enhanced copy/paste, notification dots are little things that can go a long way in making the phone more useful day-to-day while peer-to-peer payments (Apple Pay) in iMessage is a great addition to the native messaging app for iOS 11. Apple has redesigned iOS 11's lock screen, Control Center, Siri interface, and app store. Android O has a few visual tweaks too but not to iOS' scale.
Apple has Siri and Android has Android Assistant. Siri gets a bunch of updates to make it look better, give it a new male voice, but for android assistant the underlying platform is so much more expansive, accurate and knowledgeable than Siri. Google Assistant will get a mode that can identify objects (called Google Lens), and the ability to type queries, not just speak them. Apple and Google are both pouring a ton of research into AI (artificial intelligence), to make their digital assistants and tools smarter and more context-aware.
Android is years ahead of Apple with both AR and VR. It has Google Daydream for VR, Tango for AR, and recently announced a standalone headset. Apple is just getting its feet wet with AR If Apple makes good on a rumor that the iPhone camera will get AR capabilities, it could leapfrog Google's progress.
While Google is killing it on AI - that's everything from its Google Assistant to a cool-looking feature that can copy a Wi-Fi password when you point the camera at it. Apple isn't dead in the water by any stretch. It has a chance to catch up if it's able to make AR, which mashes up virtual items with the actual world.
WHAT is YOUR OPINION COMMENT BELOW
Today, let's debate on iOS 11 vs. Android O: Which is going to win the battle?
Apple just walked us through iOS 11 for the iPhone, and a few weeks ago Google introduced us to Android O. Combined, this software will power practically every phone in the world. Google's Android O already has a public beta out, while, Apple's iOS 11 just got its first developer preview up and running.
Talking about new features, Android O 's Picture-in-picture and the enhanced copy/paste, notification dots are little things that can go a long way in making the phone more useful day-to-day while peer-to-peer payments (Apple Pay) in iMessage is a great addition to the native messaging app for iOS 11. Apple has redesigned iOS 11's lock screen, Control Center, Siri interface, and app store. Android O has a few visual tweaks too but not to iOS' scale.
Apple has Siri and Android has Android Assistant. Siri gets a bunch of updates to make it look better, give it a new male voice, but for android assistant the underlying platform is so much more expansive, accurate and knowledgeable than Siri. Google Assistant will get a mode that can identify objects (called Google Lens), and the ability to type queries, not just speak them. Apple and Google are both pouring a ton of research into AI (artificial intelligence), to make their digital assistants and tools smarter and more context-aware.
Android is years ahead of Apple with both AR and VR. It has Google Daydream for VR, Tango for AR, and recently announced a standalone headset. Apple is just getting its feet wet with AR If Apple makes good on a rumor that the iPhone camera will get AR capabilities, it could leapfrog Google's progress.
While Google is killing it on AI - that's everything from its Google Assistant to a cool-looking feature that can copy a Wi-Fi password when you point the camera at it. Apple isn't dead in the water by any stretch. It has a chance to catch up if it's able to make AR, which mashes up virtual items with the actual world.
WHAT is YOUR OPINION COMMENT BELOW
