Follow up video where I talk about how Google can compete and I also talk about the privacy stuff a bit more + correct some of the things we now know I got wrong: kzread.info/dash/bejne/da6Z0NF_d929hdY.html

Hate to admit it, but Apple's entrance into the AI battle has solidified it as a real race to the top.

@DarrinLin

22 күн бұрын

they certainly did it with their usual apple flair. intense consideration for details and nuances around how technology ought to be made for humans, not the other way around.

@johnboy8705

22 күн бұрын

Apple is just on another level

@RubenGoMoRadioboyPlus

22 күн бұрын

Sure sure

@ernstt1616

21 күн бұрын

Imo they have already taken the crown 😅. Much more robust than Samsungs copy and paste approach. And the user base is so large. So many tiktoks and casual users excited

This is exactly how you do an Ai event even though a developer event about 80% was for the average consumer unlike the Absolutely AWFUL Google I/o event that was 95% for developers & did not easily show the average consumer what the Ai would be used for & how it would help the user.

Your comment at 9 minutes is perfect. Apple is slow, but when they move they move, and usually they do it right. The amount of emphasis on privacy was so smart. Other leaders should take a note out of this. Only part where they missed is Siri having to query you before sending to OpenAI all the time. If a person is cool with OpenAI, they should be able to give permission for a period of time. Otherwise I was shocked to see that Apple delivered a great keynote and is on pace or further than Google and Microsoft.

@mattytwotimess

22 күн бұрын

Looks like apple watches Google grow stuff at the wall and waits to see what works then does it. Pretty smart imo

@MrLittleW

22 күн бұрын

This 💯 I think another prime example of this is always on display. Android has been tinkering with always on displays for a really long time, but Apple waited until LTPO displays could downscale to 1 HZ before releasing theirs. And my goodness they nailed it out of the park.

@MrLittleW

22 күн бұрын

IMO, Apple has a really smart business model: they let Android spend their money on R&Ding beta features. And only after that experiment has proven successful, and the hardware is ready, do they release their version.

@Rockmirth

21 күн бұрын

Agreed. But whenever apple releases their 1.0 feature android has had 0.8 for many years already! Then after a year or so they release version 1.2 and is above apple again. Apple takes too long time for me and if theyre gonna wait for everything to be perfect i already have a beta on android.

Which is why I'm never mad at some for waiting and thinking things through. It's not about the first to do it, but who does it best for their consumer.

5:42 the difference is that apple is known for their hard stands on privacy, and google and microsoft are data-selling driven companies, not only but thats a huge income part for them, that aside they have had so many law suits for not keeping their word on privacy or straight up lying about privacy that they lost trust for most users, apple was always about privacy and its paying off in this scenario

I gotta say that I'm definitely jealous. I KNEW apple's implementation was going to be cohesive and actually useful day-to-day. The AI features on Pixel are cool but I personally don't use them daily. Maybe once or twice a week? I really hope Google comes up with some AI features that are actually useful day-to-day for normal users and are not gimmicky.

Leave it to Apple to turn AI, into "Apple Intelligence". Genius. The funny thing is, I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max on my main line, and the OnePlus Open on my work line... And I barely actually use my iPhone... Even though it's on my main line. I'm just so locked into the big screen foldable form factor that everything else bores me.

Type in Siri has been around. Now you just double tap the bottom to start typing.

@ThaDonDeFashion

13 күн бұрын

i've been screaming this too... this has been around for some versions back

Missed the live event. Thank you for summarizing the important stuff

I foresee 🔮 the combination of Gemini and Google Assistant (Pixie?) being just like the things that Apple demoed, and more. We know there is a big integration of those two coming, and it has been in the works for a while.

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

Yeah, I feel like the pixel 9 is going to do a lot of this stuff.

@jinvid

22 күн бұрын

If they do that and implement and integrate it seamlessly, it will be an excellent Assistant. Oh also, after they do that, it would be great if Google kept it EXCLUSIVE TO PIXEL!!! 😡 It was really disappointing seeing all the Pixel exclusive features go to every other OEM out there. What's the use of being Team Pixel?!

@goff256

22 күн бұрын

​@@jinvid I'd feel bad for the Gemini team if it was Pixel only. "Do all of this work and a few dozen people will have access to it" would be discouraging for somebody working at Google, I'd imagine.

@jinvid

22 күн бұрын

@@goff256 valid point

@vernearase3044

19 күн бұрын

Are Android apps built using a back-end processing front-end user interface to that scripting and automation interfaces can command the back-end of applications like Apple's are? I believe that's how Apple Intelligence controls applications - by commanding the back-end processing using the same interfaces that scripting uses. It's a more difficult and convoluted way to build an app but it pays off when you want to script or otherwise control an app's processing.

I got access to Gemini Advanced. Its pretty cool to be honest. Totally replaces the previous Google Assistant on my Pixel 8. The conversation is very natural and its also integrated into my messaging. I can maintain a running thread.

@Google keeps craping on it's users by rushing features that are half baked and then either cancel it or just throw more money at it. I am a android user but I am just frustrated with @Samsung and @Goole with the way things are thought out and launch products and software. For many years i've been fighting the Apple walled garden. Google needs a new CEO and direction ASAP if not I may just have to jump the fence and see f the grass is greener on the other side.

I imagined that Google would do Gemini better and then merge Google Assistant and Gemini. So, Google Assistant handling on device tasks completely secure and Gemini handling other ones. Apple did exactly that and I didn't even think of Apple doing it at all. The cherry on the cake is whenever data has to leave to the cloud for ChatGPT, it asks for permission and that's so neat.

As a Google Pixel fan since 2017 I can say that yes maybe apple did catch up to AI but we will see what else Google has in for us in October with the Pixel 9 and if not Google io 2025 it's gonna be interesting competition is good for consumers though

I have an iPhone for a secondary device & being that I've been fighting w/Siri which for damn near 15yrs was so-called "inproving" I'll wait to react.

Apple’s AiOS 18 implementation looks pretty sweet. Google still have custom routes in maps, so google is leading in that. The first to implement BitTorrent as the underpinning for media distribution and personal private cloud backup wins.

Shane for the ai security they did say that it’s end to end encryption and if your iPhone tries to do a task and the end code is not verified to be secure it will reject access to your iPhone. That being said I did notice how they worded it as the program has to be allowed to be verified by some type of open source program but yet didn’t specify it had to pass their standards. I forgot the time stamp of the video or I would post it.

Shane 🎉 You rock dude 😎 Love ya

It’s strange that they’re advertising type to Siri as a new feature. I’ve had my home button setup to activate type to Siri for years. It functions the same exact way for the same exact use case

I completely agree with every word and the general idea of your video

you can type to siri today but it’s a setting you have to turn on as a primary input method. so it’s good to see that it’s a more seamless UX with the upcoming updates to siri with apple intelligence

Some of the stuff was pretty cool. I watched the whole presentation. But there was a lot that is just android features with a bit more polish. The one thing Apple did mention is that all that info it needs will be handled 'on device' rather than cloud, aside from major problems that will require some cloud, but still keeps your info from apple's servers and encrypted to the silicon chip somehow.

First off another solid video bro that being said it was really really good but it was to be expected because that's kind of what Apple does you said it yourself they're kind of the ones to sit back and get a whole view of the scene before they make a very strategic big move. But what can potentially put them ahead of everybody else and I thought this was really interesting is they support their devices their older devices for longer than anybody else Google for instance just bridge that gap with their newer Pixel 8 lineup to where now they have that 7 years of support Apple has been doing that since the iPhone 6 and newer and even further still they're really affordable older iPhone or iPhones rather like the XR and the 11 will be getting the latest software that includes these features that is where I feel like Apple has the big advantage here because for a lot of people when you get iOS products it's not so much about getting the latest and greatest it's about getting what you can afford that you still know is going to be covered by the software that they're pushing out. Wow I made this comment longer than I wanted to anyway have a good one I'll catch you on the next one.

A lot of the things that Siri does that is personal context is happening on device. Also the photo generation is also happening on device. I wish that google would have added Gemini capabilities to the assistant rather than having people chose between the two. I think Apple’s AI will be more helpful to the user and will work better and more trustworthy and transparent than Google’s AI. I was hoping that Apple couldn’t come close, but It really came close.

@krskadave

21 күн бұрын

I think Apple has just eked out a lead.

Shane, great reaction on Apple's AI. By the way, I love your X-Men t shirt? Who is your favorite X-Men character? Is it Wolverine?

@scaryifliteral

18 күн бұрын

Hard one to answer. Wolverine is up there, but a bit too easy an answer. Gambit, Rogue, Nightcrawler all rank highly

You're very enthusiastic about this. Maybe have you consumed too much apple juice?

I admit, I'm pretty impressed. This will benefit the consumer with better products so this is good no matter what side of the aisle you sit on.

Only a matter of time before Siri AI frames you for a cyber crime you didnt commit 😂😂😂

As a Apple investor i see their stocks going up 30% the next year or so. As a non apple user apple products suck 😂

@mossessolomon441

18 күн бұрын

how do you know??

You can use assistant to open photos of specific people. I can't say better. I've been using AI in Google for a while. In messages, summarizing in certain apps, call screening, etc. Google and others do things on device. Apple basically said they have to send things to the cloud as well but tried to make it seem as if the cloud they are using is more secure when they are more than likely using googles or Microsoft cloud servers for it.

Apple may look polished but they are way behind Microsoft and Google. This is a case where they can have more developers but fail because they don't have enough chips. The Nvidia chips are hard to get in large quantities.

I was confused as to why they mentioned type to Siri. That feature has been there for a while.

@tbmcan

19 күн бұрын

Purely to drive the nail in the coffin on those other form factor AI tools - Humane and Rabbit R1 which mandate single modal (voice) inputs, for the most part... just solidifying the current smart phone form factor is the AI form factor of the future...

I’m running iOS 18 as we speak. Sadly no AI integration as of yet

Well for one Apple Intelligence isn’t taking continuous screenshots (yikes). Another major difference between Windows Recall & Apple Intelligence is that Apple has years & years of built up trust with its customers. Apple for more than a decade has been emphasizing their privacy features & what they do to protect your data. Most Apple users don’t have any fear of Apple sucking up their private info, selling it or using it for training models. The same cannot be said for Microsoft & Windows.

Gonna be a real interesting race between apple and google. Few things i havent seen mentioned so far: 1. Most of the stuff they said thus far are only promises. The closest to a real demo was the siri presentation and it frankly wasnt really impressive. Generally gonna be interesting how capable the actual model is and how good it develops over time 2. Apples Intelligence is still quite far away. This fall there will be an english only beta which might take a lot of time till official full release 3. Im highly sceptical about results in different languages. The improvements to text recognition and Siri in the past years were super bad in anything but english. With an LLM i feel like huge improvements would be needed. Generally i think we currentely see two different approaches with the same target. Apple builds an AI model specific to the tasks they want to add while google builds a super versatile, much more capable general LLM and work on the usecases afterwards. Gonna be interesting which of these wins in the consumer space in the long run.

One thing I thought was cool is Apple's open-sourced mindset to the AI servers it spins up, which allows public access to verify its claims about privacy.

Only iPhones with A17Pro chip onwards and only in English. And more complex stuffis delegated to ChatGPT and more AIs in the future (probably Gemini as well). Still lots to catch up.

And yet, something I do with my phone every say 20 seconds, universal back gesturing, is WAY more important to me than fancy AI trickery

Apple is good at copying others ideas. You used to get in trouble for doing that in school!

@andyH_England

22 күн бұрын

They are not really copying. It's just that they take longer to implement. I'm assuming they have been developing this AI stuff for years, especially as they were the one of the first OEMs to include neural engines. Samsung and others rush out unfinished projects just for the hype, marketing and to be first to market.

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

Call it refining lol

@prentisbrown551

21 күн бұрын

And they have to implement features across multiple devices so the ecosystem works together better.. that slows up things too

I have to be honest as much as it was fun at the beginning, im so tired and bored of AI its like all getting lazy and want an excuse not to making cool hardware and distract us with AI

LMAO I laughed @ 10:05

The nazis be like... Microsoft Windows recall: 😡🚫🪟 Apple Personal context: 🍆👅

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

Who's talking about Nazis

@Ayerballer

21 күн бұрын

Bro what

@ChrisJohannsen

19 күн бұрын

What do you think a nazi is?

So did Apple just pull an "Apple" and BUY ChatGPT?

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

They didn't buy them no. They're just partnering with them.

@JordanGmt

22 күн бұрын

I believe microsoft and apple are partnering with chatgpt have they're developees learn how it works then they will release their own version of openai by 2026

@jinvid

22 күн бұрын

@@scaryifliteral okay good, cause you know that is such an Apple tactic.

Apple finally getting AI is great news for competition. The Apple Recall feature sounds interesting but scary. Im waiting for the real world testing of the AI features.

@Aggie4life77

21 күн бұрын

Apple has technically had AI for a while now. They just called it machine learning. They are now just using open AI on the backend. Even Android really just started doing this in the past year or so.

@Aggie4life77

21 күн бұрын

Apple has technically had AI for a while now. They just called it machine learning. They are now just using open AI on the backend. Even Android really just started doing this in the past year or so.

@curbsidetech

21 күн бұрын

@Aggie4life77 good point!

Lol I like how Craig was like “oh yeah and we’re adding RCS messaging too”

Remember Samsung Edge lighting? 🤔

New way to establish social credit, by monitoring what kind of individual you are and report it.

I like apple approach to AI it is more smart and best understand you .

As a hardcore Samsung and Android fan, gotta Admit Apple did AI right for their devices and is ahead of what Android offers Android 15 needs to come with much more improvement and polish

Switching to Apple

🤔 Some Apple users never use Android phones before... Lol 🤣

Execept you need to have the 15 pro at least to run Apple AI

Still no spilt screen on iPhones 😂 maybe on IOS20

@ryansavage1410

22 күн бұрын

Why would you want to split screen your phone? lol get a laptop if you want to manipulate multiple screens on a phone split screening a phone is dumb.

@panathatube

22 күн бұрын

​@@ryansavage1410 Many people use many others don't. Android is all about options and having the freedom of choice

@ryansavage1410

22 күн бұрын

@@panathatube but come on...to fight and say apple is behind because they dont implement something as stupid as split screen is straight dumb. Nobody cares about split screening a phone. choice or no choice its dumb.

@amunra7390

22 күн бұрын

@@ryansavage1410 So, you think watching something whilst txting on your phone, writing something whilst referencing a web page or playing a game whilst looking through a walkthrough is dumb??? Please seek help 😂

@ryansavage1410

22 күн бұрын

@@amunra7390 I think if your to poor and cant use the proper technology to do those things I feel bad for you :) I had the means to buy a tablet if I have the need to watch a video while I text on my phone. I use the phone as a means to make money its a tool to boost your income. Once you treat it like that it will change your life. I dont need to look up cheat codes on it while watching a video game walk through when I have an ipad or macbook air that can do that with plenty of screen...

So you are not giving Apple any of your data. Everything is processed on device, and if at any point it needs ChatGPT it prompts you to allow that particular query to go to OpenAI. That implementation is also extra secure by running only on Apple servers, inside Apple owned datacenters, with Apple silicon, fully encrypted and discarded after that particular query has finished, so no data is ever stored, AND all of this can be audited by a third party security firm to confirm it works as designed. Apple never sees any of your data, they don't have access to it, they cant decrypt it, they went even as far as building out their own datacenter with their own servers just to run the query that requires larger language models that the phone cant run itself. Its a very different approach from Microsoft and Google.

@scaryifliteral

20 күн бұрын

I totally get what you're saying and you're basically dead on, but I'll throw out this caveat. It's not that different from MS or Google because they are both also using a mixture of on device and in the cloud computing. Several things on Pixel 8 run locally, granted it's not being used as much as what Apple is using it for. Microsoft's much maligned Recall feature also ran locally and precluded any data going to Microsoft. I guess my point is you can't just say "it's on device, therefore it's secure." It's always more complicated than that. I will say from what I can tell Apple is doing a lot right to convince people that it is indeed secure though. More than anyone else for sure.

It looks pretty good , leading up to the event some of the usual apple dudes did say , apple was making a big effort to make quality of life AI features on the devices , and this is what needed to happen on apple devices. Some basic stuff it appears will come across the board , but the way i read it , a lot of the AI features might be on the later model hardwareonly , i could be wrong though. I have an iphone 14 pro max, an ipad air4 , and an M1 macbook pro , i think my MacBook will be the only apple device i have to be eligible for the good AI stuff. But hopefully Siri will still have some improvement on the older models. No flies on apple , you don't get the full suite of cool features unless you upgrade your old gear😂. To be expected though I guess 😊.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

It's not just Apple, Android did the same thing. Like i believe for Samsung the s22 ultras didn't get the AI updates or maybe they did, I just remember Samsung rolled out a list of what specific models were getting the AI update and the rest were being left in the dust.

Sounds good, but not hearing anything about call screening like how android has. Like i know it's one feature, but it is literally the only feature i can't bring myself to give up. And for the record, I do like Iphones as much as Android devices.

@hobbitpsi

20 күн бұрын

@@Crs664 Actually no they didn't. iPhone's call screen shows you who is calling. Android's call screening allows the AI to answer the call for you while you read the conversation between the caller and the assistant and if you want text responses that the assistant will say to the caller. You keep up lol.

Apple is catching up!!

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

Maybe more than lol

@kemistrypops

22 күн бұрын

@@scaryifliteral app is getting better while Google is getting worst. Apple. Is building on what Google did and also making it better. As usual

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

@@kemistrypops Though when you think of Apple's origins, it's still sad that they are playing catch up still. Apple used to be the brand that innovated and changed everything as they were doing it first.

@ernstt1616

21 күн бұрын

@@hobbitpsi As a consumer idc who did it first

@bluepyrotech

20 күн бұрын

How when only certain people can use it?

It’s great to innovation done in different ways. I'm a pixel fold/iphone 15pm guy. I use both extensively. I love both.. say around 9 minutes, your comment about apple is slow made me laugh. You're comparison admit polishing vs throwing it out potentially half baked is my exact impression. Apple has a plan and a schedule. They attempt too do it right. Not everyone is going to agree with statement. The working charters for both companies are different. Whether your text bubble is green and you can move icons around only matters to the individuals Thai care about things. It's a matter of personal trust. If apple announced apreorder to today for their foldable phone in 2027, I'd preorder. Because apple maybe allows, but they are usually good. That said, if the pixel fold 2 went on preorder today, is buy that too. Just because I enjoy the apple way doesn't mean I dislike the Google way. I like both. I'll buy both. I'll just both. I'll sit back and watch apple haters and Google haters duke it and then watch your video about it. Once again, great job trying to read the middle ground, knowing there are done who Just don't get it

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

As someone who actually likes and uses both, and switch between them constantly (well not as constant since apple went esim only) I can say that I have my pros and cons on both sides. Though I'll admit that I have way more cons for iPhones than I do with android devices, and no it has nothing to do with customizability, it's more that for an iphones we have to do more steps to do a specific function whereas it's quicker to do said function on an android. For example, turning on your hotspot. On Android we swipe down and we tap the hotpot icon to turn it on. For apple we swipe down from the left, press and hold the folder that has the hotspot icon in it, then tap the hot spot icon to turn it on. I know that's only a couple more steps, but it's a couple more steps that realistically shouldn't be a thing, and yes I know we can tell Siri to do these things, but still. This Apple AI sounds like one good decision, but doesn't help me forgive the other decisions Apple has and is making... Like for me the action button is stupid, they could have programmed that function in the power button like how android does, and next they're adding a shutter button to the next iPhone.... WHY?! I understand why it's on the Sony phone, that phone is designed for photography than it is anything else, an iPhone isn't designed for that, so a shutter button just feels stupid.

My last iPhone was the 11 pro max. Might go back to ios this fall

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

My last iphone was the 14 pro. I returned it within a week. Going back has been tempting but losing the call screening feature on a Pixel or Galaxy device will suck.

@hobbitpsi

20 күн бұрын

@@Crs664 Obviously you have no idea what call screening on Android is. iPhone's call screening is that it simply tells you who is calling. Android's call screen you can let the assistant answer the call for you and you read the conversation between the caller and the assistant and type in responses you want it to say. SO... learn your facts before you speak. I use iphone and Android, so obviously know more than you do lol

I am thrilled for this update because we need it so damn bad on ios

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

Honestly anything that makes Siri not the most dumb ass assistant compared to the others, then it'll help cause seriously, Siri is dumb!

Only issue iphone 15 and 15 pro

Apart from AI in photos, googles implimentation is a disjointed and inaccurate mess. Thanks Shane.

@scaryifliteral

21 күн бұрын

One advantage of what Apple is doing with regards to accuracy is that it is prioritizing data from your phone directly. Of course, it remains to be seen how accurate it is; Google trying to give accurate answers about literally anything is going to be much more difficult. If you do the same searches on these iPhones and you have it use ChatGPT, you're going to have a similar level of success.

@dave_w8476

21 күн бұрын

@@scaryifliteral Yes couldn't agree more. By using data from your phone they avoid the pitfall of "garbage in garbage out". Apple have really thought about the usefulness and relevance of AI to the individual, whereas google tends to throw paint at the wall and hope a bit sticks. I don't have any direct experience of Apple products but as a google and windows user my eperience is that Copilot is fairly useful and well thought out but Gemini is just an amateurish implimentation of AI.

I don't trust Siri access to all my info they have been hacked many times. 😊

@ShawnLangford

19 күн бұрын

What a load of crap. I'd trust Apple over Google and Microsoft.

@vernearase3044

19 күн бұрын

I can get you not liking Apple, but you're just making stuff up now.

@ShawnLangford

19 күн бұрын

@@vernearase3044 Exactly my thoughts. If you don’t like Apple fine but don’t make up fake news. Siri has never been hacked.

I dont think i will stay on iPhone. So many ppl have it i been on iPhone since 2013. They say new this new that but i never notice any of this stuff on a day to day i want something different 😩. Im due for an upgrade, and samsung is really looking good with the ring comparable to oura coming out and the fold 6 or maybe i will just wait till s25 ultra idk.

Gemini is in trouble. Apple is integrating ChatGPT 40

@scaryifliteral

21 күн бұрын

Dang, they skipped ahead 36 chat gpts?

Im not gonna lie... with the introduction to emulation, customizable home screen and their free AI... i am contemplating switching to Apple. They've improved a lot of things i had disliked them for in the past.

@ItsKIARAS

22 күн бұрын

It's the same I have been on apple since 2013 all the things they mention is nice ubdont notice any of this day to day.. it's still the same to me. I'm contemplating leaving. I just need something different 🥺😣

@casual_connor

22 күн бұрын

@ItsKIARAS I can agree with that, but the customization with iOS18 is a game changer for apple devices. The last iphone I owned had taken over 3 hours for me to manually create shortcuts for every app, just because I like purple icons XD. The customization on iPhone has been possible for a while now, but iOS 18 makes it sooooo much easier. Gotta give credit where it's due... even if it's 10 years late lol XD.

@ItsKIARAS

22 күн бұрын

@casual_connor it's not about giving credit for me it's just wanting something completely different thats all. My husband has a s24 ultra, and the things that can be done with it, I'm blown away. I just think this time around for my upgrade, I will be leaving for something different it's time, honestly, almost 10 years with iPhone I want to change fonts EVERYTHING like the samsungs can do I get where you coming from though.

Don't forget about the Samsung Galaxy 24, particularly the Ultra. Sure, much of the AI on that phone is Google, though some is Samsung, and some of it is gimmicky and half-baked, but some if it is really useful and not a bad first try. And, much of it is performed locally and securely on the phone. Hopefully, Samsung will continue to build off it. Honestly, I'd prefer Samsung to partner with Microsoft and get Bixby infused with CoPilot and actually reinvigorate that heretofore worthless assistant. Some of what Apple is doing here is catching up with the summary, formatting, and chat features on the Galaxy S24, and, of course, some of it is way beyond what Samsung has done. If nothing else, this really underscores why Microsoft never should have given up on their own phones. No matter how much they integrate CoPilot into Windows, there is a huge smartphone gap in their AI portfolio.

This is just chatgpt 4o, this is just as announced a month ago, look at their announcement

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

I don't think it's quite that simple. The way it's being implemented is fairly novel.

@ChristopherPhillips

22 күн бұрын

​@@scaryifliteral the only difference seems to be systemwide context. The 4o demo showed the use of context via video/"watching" the screen. (I might be wrong but that's what it seems to me)

My iphone pro max 13 is my work daily driver and my S24 Ultra is my personal use daily driver, both iphone and Galaxy are amazing tech and they both have their own strengths and weaknesses to compare but Apple has moved to the E-Sim now and I personally switch my t-mobile Sim into all of my phones S24 Ultra, Z Fold 4, Surface Duo 2, Z Flip 3, iphone 13 pro max and iphone mini so I get the best of all worlds but with Apple now using E-Sim I would not be able to do that with any future iphones I would get, then to top it off ios 18 is only going to work in iphone 15 series and up so Apple is trying to strong arm me into only using an iphone with no way of swapping the E- Sim from phone to phone. I absolutely will not give up my physical Sim and ability to swap out phones so I will keep using my iphone 13 pro max until it's obsolete with updates then say goodbye to iphones. However the reality may arise that every phone manufacturer may eventually go to E-sim just like the follow the leader with no charging bricks. B.S. they all pulled to pocket more money at their customers expense.

@philsaitta8820

21 күн бұрын

Eventually the easy swap will come. I'm told Verizon may be introducing shortly. Swapping esim between Android devices is supposedly easier. I hance a pixel fold and an iphone 15 pm. I swap main lines regularly. It usually takes less than 10 minutes to complete. Even still it's a pain, though a little one

In short, still not into AI, where it be Apple, Google, or Windows. Just a big no thanks. They can push anything they want, but if I don't have to, or need to, I won't.

I have a Samsung S24 . And it's AI seems a gimmick compared to Apple.

Siri: tell me what privacy iPhone has over other phones.... Siri: none

This is what Apple does. They seemingly let everyone build stuff, they then look at how to make it better, then they implement the better experience. It's like they actually pay attention to people's gripes and then work on ways to fix them. Unlike Samsung that will most likely now have 4 generations (with the fold 6) of Z Folds with the same camera setup. Just wait until Apple brings out a folding device, it's probably going to blow everything else out of the water. And I'm with you, i strongly dislike Apple. I tried the iphone on 3 separate occasions and i just can't do it. But you gotta admit, they make great hardware and software if you can stand it. My kids have ipads that are about 8 years old and still work like they did on day 1. Battery still lasts several hours of SOT, no lagging. They're great, for them.

@userFad6JfpemoTa6dQ

21 күн бұрын

but but but It didn't work for them in case of VisionPro...

Microsoft's stuff is fairly well thought out....dude, microsoft just released a DUMPSTER FIRE of a feature. Recall is the biggest (and easiest) security vulnerability in windows in a long time. How the fuck is that well thought out?

@scaryifliteral

21 күн бұрын

I was referring to the intentionality of the use, not the feature itself which I've already talked about in two prior videos.

Apple waits and does things right. On top of the already solid foundation that is years of proven hardware and software. Google is doing AI while struggling in key areas. I don't have either product but I rather buy the iPhone if I had to choose.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

Maybe, but if it wasn't for Google pushing out their AI, Apple wouldn't have bothered pushing it out so soon. That's the nature of competition. Let's just hope that this new AI makes Siri smarter and not the most useless assistant on the market.

@ernstt1616

21 күн бұрын

@@hobbitpsi Agreed Google started it. But I'm confident Apple will integrate AI better than Google. It's already passed Samsungs half assed approach to AI.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

@@ernstt1616 Apple? No. doubt it. ChatGPT? yeh most definintely.

Apple users will hardly take advantage of it anyways...even pixel owners dont use their pixels FULLY.

Bet Microsoft wishes they had a phone about now. Copilots going to be dead in the water. Google's problem now is they haven't baked Gemini into their apps and systems as far as it seems apple has done. Even copilot is baked into edge better. Will be interesting to see what they do so far android 15 doesn't appear to be moving the bar as far as iOS 18

@philsaitta8820

22 күн бұрын

Natella was right in doing what he did. The state of Microsoft at that time could not even fake it. Correctly. Several years down the road, a newer smarter more aware Microsoft could handle it... Let's see what happens

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

I mean they did have a phone. It was a piece of garbage.

@mattytwotimess

21 күн бұрын

@@hobbitpsi I mean duo was different. Arguably bad software out the gate and they didn't really try. But I was moreso referring to Windows phone. Google and apple will bake AI into the device at the system level. Microsoft has done that with copilot in Windows but I think everyone knows that we live in a mobile first world and you're more likely to rely on whatever AI provider you have on your phone before you rely on your desktop.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

@@mattytwotimess I wasn't talking about the Surface. Microsoft actually had a normal Windows Smart phone that came out around the time of the iPhone 5 or 6. The home screen instead of a layout of apps they used tiles. The app store was Windows only and barely had any useful apps or any fun games. That phone lagged so bad, connectivity was horrible. I went from my iphone 4 to that phone and immediately returned it and got a Motorola Droid.

As someone who has an iPhone 13 Pro Max thanks for leaving us behind Apple. 😂 honestly curious how well Siri will be utilized on the older models. For context if you didn’t know only the 15 pro and pro max will get AI and idk if that means only the pro models going forward too?

@Randomness662

22 күн бұрын

Won't be just the Pros, its just that the A17 Pro is the only chip in iPhones right now that supports it. Apple will add the neural processing cores necessary to the base model iPhones in the future. The Pros are the first to get new features but the only features exclusive to the Pros are *typically* the telephoto lens, and the pro camera stuff in the app

@andyH_England

22 күн бұрын

I think it is down to how much RAM is in the phone and the only phones with 8 GB are Pro and the Pro Max. Hopefully the iPhone 16 base models will have 8GB next year so they can also have Apple intelligence.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

As much as I believe the 13 pro and pro max were the last greatest iphone, it makes sense to me that they won't be getting it. Sad as it may be, the 13 pros are an older device now. That's the nature of tech 3-4 years in tech goes by in a flash and then that tech is considered outdated.

@Spoonfed78

21 күн бұрын

​@@andyH_England 🤔 But surely 6gb is more. 😂

@vernearase3044

19 күн бұрын

You need enough memory and a strong enough NPU to run LLMs locally. That's just the nature of the beast.

Yeah but let's see what they really deliver. This is mostly smoke and mirror for now... I see Apple like they were before Steve Jobs came back. No more leadership in development of OS. Invested heavily in cars then canned it. Invested in super expensive 3d glass with no real market and missed AI...

@scaryifliteral

20 күн бұрын

It's definitely important to keep in mind. All we've seen are demos.

Chatgpt is the best

"Apple Intelligence". Well we know it isnt artificial intelligence. Obviously Apple don't have the slill to develop there own AI but Chat GPT shoud be OK. Welcome to 2022 Apple.

I am a dedicated Android user and will not be persuaded to switch to iOS. Android has consistently set new standards for innovation, and I am impressed with how Google seamlessly integrates these advancements. As a result, I will remain loyal to Android. While iOS enthusiasts may find this news exciting, Android users have already enjoyed these features for years, and Google's implementation on their Pixel devices is unmatched. I understand the influence of Apple's marketing and the widespread admiration for its products, but I urge you to reconsider your enthusiasm for Apple. As a Pixel supporter, you must recognize that Apple has not introduced any features that Google and Pixel have not already implemented. So, please explain why you are suddenly so enamored with the features demonstrated by an app today that Pixel has not already achieved 🤦🏾‍♂️🥴

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

As an Android user who has used both Android and iPhones, and current on a Samsung I'll explain it to you, even though Shane already explained it in the video. What Apple is doing with AI is far more polished than what Android AI did. Sure a lot of AI features are polished now, but a lot are also still very glitchy. Apple took their sweet time working on their AI as well as partnering with chatGPT which has been doing AI a bit longer than Google has.... But basically unlike how Android rushed their AI out, Apple didn't even though they could have when they released the iphone 15 pro/pro max. Also far as innovation goes, let's not forget that if it wasn't for Apple, we'd still be using smartphones with a small screen and a physical keyboard. So while you are a Android purest, that's cool, but gotta remember that Shane and a lot of us out there are "Tech Enthusiasts" and we love and get excited about all tech.

@yaboipookiepook

21 күн бұрын

​@@hobbitpsi Although I respect your views as an Apple enthusiast, I have to disagree with your assessment that Apple consistently innovates by observing and refining the work of others. While Apple may introduce new technologies after other platforms have taken the lead, I believe Android has shown exceptional AI capabilities that match or surpass Apple's efforts. Additionally, Apple's recent AI demonstration highlighted their potential, but I remain doubtful that their products can consistently deliver the same level of performance in real-world settings. I think Apple's marketing prowess is often exaggerated, and their influence among technology enthusiasts can lead to an inflated perception of their dominance. While Apple's financial success is undeniable, I maintain that Android stands as a competitor with considerable strengths in AI development.

@hobbitpsi

20 күн бұрын

@@yaboipookiepook To correct you by restating what I said in my last response, I'm not an "Apple" enthusiast. I'm a Tech enthusiast. I had the iphone 14 pro, but then went to the Pixel 7 pro, Z flip 5, and now the s24. Now that being said, you keep saying "Apple's AI" but when you look into it, Apple isn't the main one on the AI, they are doing like Samsung and just adopting their AI from someone else, namely chatGPT. And if they're going with chatGPT then it should work pretty well considering the strongest thing Apple does with software is optimize it to their devices. It's only been recently that Samsung started fully optimizing their devices as seen from the s23 and s24 models, and while I absolutely love Pixels, they haven't gotten the optimization down fully yet, but I blame the chipset for Google's shortcomings, which hopefully, if the rumors for the Pixel 10 are true and they're finally ditching the Exynos variant that they've been using for the Tensor chips, then it'll be much better. Now all that being said, I'll give Apple the benefit of the doubt however, until Apple copies Androids feature where the assistant can answer calls for me, I more than likely won't even give it a try as that one feature for android is one I use a ton. lol

@yaboipookiepook

20 күн бұрын

​@@Crs664If I am expressing myself from a position of ignorance, then you are speaking from a place of naivety, indifference while maintaining a jovial demeanor. In the same context, my wife owns an iPhone, and I observe how her phone functions within that ecosystem. I am speaking from a vantage point where I can perceive how Android is employed in the context of its implementation of general, degenerative AI. That is why I stated that the way Android user interface is implemented is good. It is simply that when I said that Apple implemented it better than Android, I meant that it is not what others claim. It is simply that every other brand, every other KZreadr, and every other fanboy claims that their implementation is superior, and I disagree. Therefore, you can see that I am not being ignorant; instead, you are taking everything out of context and being naive to what I am saying. Therefore, I do not believe that the fault lies with me. I believe that you are the one who lacks the understanding of the context of my statements.

@yaboipookiepook

20 күн бұрын

​@@Crs664 As a technology enthusiast, I have a strong preference for the Android ecosystem owing to its emphasis on customization and openness. It is frustrating to witness the widespread acceptance of marketing ploys, particularly those of Apple, which often introduce features that have been available for years. This practice lacks fairness and integrity, and I find it objectionable, regardless of whether others share my opinion or not.

Seems to me, and I have both platforms, Apple’s implementation of AI is the way to do it. Put a lot of it behind the scenes and offer solutions. Google’s way seemed more gimmicky. I may be wrong, but that’s hire I feel.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

Eh, you're not wrong per say. A lot of it is very gimmicky, but there are a few AI features that are just so damn useful. Like for me the live translator feature for phone calls and texting is great, especially living in Texas where we have a lot of the Latino population who can't speak English. The other feature is the call screening feature. Letting the AI answer the call while I read the conversation helps to get rid of pesky spam callers or helps me answer an important call when I can't physically take the call at the time.

@krskadave

21 күн бұрын

@@hobbitpsi that’s makes two of us. I live just 20 miles north of the border in the Rio Grande Valley. Being from here, you pick up on the language. You kinda need to. Plus taking a lot of Spanish in high school and college helped.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

@@krskadave Oh I pick up on it, but they speak that language way too fast for me to even figure out what they're saying. The maintenence workers at my apartment, majority don't speak English and couple of them have Pixels and just use the translation app lol.

I agree with everything you said in your closing. After looking at what Apple introduced, it feels like everything Google/Samsung has thrown at us has been 'gimmicks' in hindsight. Yes, they are useful and work well but compared to how Apple has decided to implement it within the OS, it seems Googles AI is now gimmicky? Apple does show up late to the party but when they do, it feels so polished and refined. I do love Android and the 'freedom' it brings but Apple is starting to integrate more USEFUL features in their OS and it starts to get you to think.

@hobbitpsi

21 күн бұрын

Now if only they'd return the mute switch, make the action button integrated in the power button, and slap whoever decided it was a good idea to add a shutter button to the upcoming iPhone 16 pro models, also bring back the option for physical sim cards... THEN Apple would be better. Oh and also not release an iphone that has a crap battery life and overheats like the 15 pro models have been doing. OH and let me just add, put a damn fingerprint scanner in the damn power button as well or at least do on screen fingerprint sensors.... face unlock is nice, but come on! It's not like they didn't have it before!

@philsaitta8820

21 күн бұрын

I don't think it's gimmicks. I think it's a difference in vision. Samsung/Google tend to reach a functional idea and throw it out to the public, constantly Channing, updating, throwing away and introducing different. Apple waits until the concept is more fleshed out. The impression is that apple is always behind. In some ways they are, but I think I'm missy ways they are not. They just choose to not release some things too early. Just my thoughts....

@5abiXtasy

21 күн бұрын

@@philsaitta8820 I understand but what I mean by gimmicks is that after Apple showed how they can actually use ALL the features in one smooth functional way, it SEEMS like Google/Samsung AI features look like gimmicks. Like for example, if you ask AI do some task such as pull a particular picture and send it to someone, it will not be done (yet anyways) on Google/Samsung. But Apple makes it seem now that hey what is the point of asking Gemini a question when not only can we ask questions but ask our AI to do tasks on our devices. You get why I said 'it seems like gimmicks'? Apple was able to take the individual parts and make a powerful functional unit that has the ability/power of all the various single units.

@philsaitta8820

21 күн бұрын

@@5abiXtasy yeah it seems that way. On other sites thru say apple is late to the game. Do...🤷‍♂️

You didn’t even mention or realize the LLM held in the device…which is the fundamental differences between Apple’s AI from all other competitors….I understand you are not an Apple person but since you are making a video. Maybe spend more time so you are not missing the major point.

@scaryifliteral

22 күн бұрын

This is not a fundamental difference between Apple's ai and all other competitors. Google has AI models that run on device as well. Samsung and Google are both currently using them in some applications.

@Eeveewashere

22 күн бұрын

Apple didn't say they were always going to use only the LLM held in the device. Apple's presentation did a pretty fine job of explaining the situations when their version of AI would be using an LLM in the cloud. Most of the time they will make do with an LLM on the device but not always.

@andyH_England

22 күн бұрын

​@@EeveewashereApple proposed three methods to use Apple intelligence. On-device AI running various LLMs. Llms on the cloud with Apple servers. And finally for more complex generative AI chatgpt via their servers and asking permission for this.

@liuchang8241

22 күн бұрын

@@scaryifliteral Ok, after some research you are right. Sorry about my ignorance. So I guess related to the safety, now it's just up to who you want to give your digital self free to.