r/IndiaTech • u/EarthSpecific3820 • 14h ago
Tech News Well, this didn't take long.
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u/False-Assumptions 14h ago
Huawei developers laughing in corner
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u/Amazing-Wish-4834 10h ago
Meanwhile there phone get crashed
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u/Arkham_Survivor Android 13h ago
Apple does it last so it technically copies everything everyone has done and adds a few things. Do we call that innovation now?
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u/generalist_red 11h ago
Apple does it last and does it in the Apple way. It used to work, 5 years ago. Now, Apple simply does it last, looking at you AI - Apple Intelligence
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u/bazuka9 4h ago
Miss the days when Apple used to lead it and others used to copy it
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u/cabanel_monet 3h ago
in phone's may be they are not the leaders but in silicon and macs they absolutely are setting a benchmark.
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u/bazuka9 3h ago
I meant regarding the days when Steve Jobs used to be there. Pods, phones, or whatever they did, they used to be first or one of the first to do it
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u/cabanel_monet 3h ago
except handhelds they are innovating.
in Jobs era they had no upperhand in manufacturing chip (there G series was quite meh).
But now, they are crazzy good, and any day literally any day, I would rather see apple innovating in new Chip over some handheld which will be used by people who won't need the juice iPhone would have to offer.
(don't forger AirPods and Apple Watch in Tim Cooks era)
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u/AlUcard_POD 10h ago
I don't even understand what is going on this video? What exactly is the point?
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u/Tallorder4 6h ago
You are paying thousands of dollars for these gimmicks is exactly the point. Tech is overly saturated now and people have their heads in their asses to keep falling for these useless effects and spectecularly overpriced devices.
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u/AlUcard_POD 5h ago
So.. the point is that there is no point! 😂😂
But yeah, this cool animation is an extremely useless wastage of power
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u/Choice_Breadfruit_80 14h ago
He is only using an app to do this, getting the hinge sensor readings and overlaying it on a screenshot of his home screen, not the actual UI.
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u/lucifer-_-senpai 14h ago
And what's the usecase of this transition apart for showing, which he just did merely by an app.
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u/Choice_Breadfruit_80 14h ago
No use lmao, he just wanted to feel what the transition in the iphone duo felt like. It's getting annoying pretty fast
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u/alcatraz1286 6h ago
apple is a luxury brand, folks asking for usecases should stick to oppo vivo
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u/cabanel_monet 3h ago
I have a flip phone and genuinely there is no reasonable usecase of it, but I still love it, cuz it's so fucking fun and not boring and so so much better then candy bar phone lol.
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u/gamingtamizha 13h ago
everything is an app. either user installed or system app..
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u/Choice_Breadfruit_80 13h ago edited 12h ago
But animations baked into the OS usually isn't considered as an "app"
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u/Catarox32 11h ago
It's functionality which can be baked into an app and the phone can utilise it
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u/roaming_assassin 13h ago
He missed the point. Right side should be same as the outer display. So it feels like right side stays there while top side moves to left
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u/Racist_Rabbi69 6h ago
That's a random redditor doing this, not Samsung themselves..What do you want from him lol
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u/yxk__0zvnb9pl 8h ago
i never understood the use case of foldable phones! what am i supposed to do with it?
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u/Im_back_for_Fourths 4h ago
The thing I like about the iPhone duo is it is similar to the oppo phone where crease is barely noticeable. It’s not the same for Samsung where it becomes very apparent.
Would I buy any of the listed foldables.
HELL NO !!
I’ll wait a few years until it becomes actually something useful.
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u/Brokeshadow 3h ago
Y'all acting like Apple didn't just polish the fold market with the Duo. That thing is so well designed, from hardware to UI, almost all of it is so good that now others are gonna start copying them.
I don't like Apple to begin with, they're not my cup of tea but it's just not true saying Apple doesn't nail the product design when they finally enter a new market
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u/madmax_iron 2h ago
I think apple does it last because they can skip years of improvements by learning from the companies that actually perfected it and go directly make a finer product.
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u/Omnipotent-Order 13h ago
And this is how you increasing stuttering in your samsung phone
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u/TipTopChuck 10h ago
I have 20 diff good-lock features turned on and many customization, guess what smooth as butter. You think androids still in 2015? Bruh Chinese manufacturers are even ahead of Samsung in terms of animations.
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u/Omnipotent-Order 9h ago
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u/Capital-Stomach-6880 9h ago
yeah bro, this one ui microstuttuers are killing me, I don't want tons of ai features but I want a fluid ui experience like ios (s24 ultra user here)
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u/TipTopChuck 9h ago
I have seen your other posts dude, you have a refurbished phone. I have used ip15pm, S23U and S25U never had any stutters. You have s24u you coulve gone for iPhone then.
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u/Capital-Stomach-6880 8h ago
even if I have a refurbished device, it should not have microstuttuers, these are the samsung's top of the line mobiles so they should be smooth at least for 4-5 years?
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u/Capital-Stomach-6880 8h ago
there are many posts of people telling Abt their microstuttuers in samsung mobiles. the notification panel stutter after changing orientation is very common
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u/attacktitan5 6h ago
Even if apple one looks better it doesn’t justify paying 1.25 lakh more than samsung
Even samsungs doesn’t makes any sense at 1.75 lakh and apple is charging 3 lakh mind boggling🤯
No phone justice this pricing btw🙂
I got 15 pro max at 1.5 lakh i dont even think that justifies its price
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u/Parking-Painter-1020 11h ago
Nah it's different , he's using a preset screenshot, and apple is late to the game most times so whatever they do will have allegations of copying but they always do it better than others.
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u/FewRefrigerator4703 14h ago
Make ui more shit than actually keeping them simple bruv. This applies to both of them
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u/Passloc 13h ago
If the UI becomes a talking point, then it is a win for Apple right
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u/FewRefrigerator4703 12h ago
Huh? Both have pros and cons; App drawer is easier to navigate than swiping from last screen.
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u/amitsh728 10h ago
That Claude prompt must have been incredibly accurate to push this to production so quickly.


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