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Sources: iOS 18 Lets Apps Be Placed Anywhere on Home Screen Grid
(www.macrumors.com)
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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Who actually uses those features on a phone? Just buy an actual camera, even with those features, a smartphone camera probably won't film at an expected quality. I acknowledge fanboyism is not a good thing, but this is not an Android fanboy thing. These are very basic features that should have already been implemented on a device with a marketshare this large.
No these are not basic features, most users don’t really care about it. You don’t think Apple does research? How can Apple have such an huge market share if those things are things that people are desperate for like you act? And no, I can’t take a full camera on my backpack trips, every ounce counts. Plenty of people shoot with their phone, don’t act like you don’t know this.
Yes, plenty of people that don't really need high quality Dolby Vision HDR pictures shoot with their phone. It is not a lie to say that they're really late on a lot of things, such as sideloading (they're still trying to push this back lol), simple customization options, ability to use a different web browser than Safari and much more. You sound like the fanboy here.
Also yes, being able to move applications anywhere you want on your home screen is a basic feature. Most people might not care about it, but it is still a basic feature.