At the time of purchase, beyond the price of the smartphone, which is the first choice criterion, the functions offered by an operating system remain an important criterion. Google’s operating system is Android offers more customization possibilities iOS 16 offers fluid and transparent collaboration between iPhones, iPads and other Apple Watches, allowing you to take advantage of any Apple-branded device. as if they formed a single system.
Indeed, Continuity makes it easy to switch from one device to another, displaying content from another Apple device on your Mac’s screen via AirPlay. If Nearby Share on Android comes close to AirDrop in terms of functionality, there are plenty of small examples of software tricks available on all iOS devices. In terms of integration, the know-how of the Cupertino company is still unmatched. According to Mishaal Rahman, Android certainly intends to catch up about.
Android will emulate this must-have iOS feature
In a tweet posted on X, Mr. Rahman says “you’ll be able to do it soon”. “Connect your devices” linked to the same Google account. This will allow tethering as well as switching between devices for calls! “. It doesn’t give more details about the integration of this new tool, but we can assume that:Enabling Android’s “Connect your devices” will be done in settings. a special “Devices and sharing” menu.
Soon you will be able to “connect”. [Android] devices” are signed in to the same Google account together. This enables “tethering” as well as “call switching” which lets you switch between devices for calls!
H/T @Nail_Sadykov pic.twitter.com/WCunYNE9GQ
— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) 10 August 2023
Android 14 will probably borrow one of the best features of iOS, which is good news for users. Those with multiple devices Android will finally be able to benefit from a slightly more integrated ecosystem and a more enjoyable experience when switching from one to the next. Apple’s leadership in this area is still important. iOS 17 will make use of many other small apps that are still missing (at least natively) on the Android side. This is the advantage of Cupertino controlling both the hardware and software aspect of their products.
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