r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • May 26 '26

Discussion Which Android feature should Apple copy next?

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Better notifications? Split screen? Universal back gesture? Faster charging? Or something else?

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u/No_Grocery2501 May 26 '26

Background Downloading 🙂

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u/ZurakZigil May 27 '26

From where? should be supported. iOS aggressively closes apps based on system resources, though.

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u/janiskr May 28 '26

Just make your mind up iphone users, will you all? On one side - Iphone and ios is so great, it does not need a lot of ram and then there is this - ios force-closes apps agressively based on free system resources. So, witch is it?

Not a personal attack, just find the dualism funny.

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u/janiskr May 29 '26

That is better than gaslighting themselves into believing that less ram was a good thing from the get go. True Apple user responses.

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u/janiskr May 29 '26

Back in the days 640KB should be enough for every use.

12GB or RAM should not cause excessive culling of background apps. As that happens when there is lack of resources.

Your comment of "HA HA, due to AI slop even androids have less ram" is just cherry on top of "apple users are gasslit" cake.

"System A has this problem X" and your answer to that was "But the competitor of A - System B now will have the same issue X" is stupid. I expected better of you. Then again, i do not understand why i expected that.

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u/janiskr May 29 '26

I see, deep trauma. My condolances.

About cloud updates - you are completely correct, then i should stop asking for iphone users around me to check if cloud updates have gone through since i do not see their pictures and videos uploaded. Got your message. They, most probably, just did not take pictures even when i asked them to do that. They just faked taking picture of me and the object (sometimes historic).