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This might have been the weirdest article I have ever read. It is already way more advanced and simple to use on Android.
I'm starting to believe you write these factually wrong articles on purpose.
On Android - in any app - you just mark the text you want and press Copy. If you want to edit what you copied, in case you copied to much (whole message etc) just press Edit. Done.
This way you can also copy multiple things simultaneously...from multiple messages and so on. And have them all easily accessable - simultaneously.
On iOS or iMessage? Nope, you cannot do it. It just provides the most basic copy/paste-functions.
I never denied that, did I? Unlike some of you, I don't deny what's obvious. Don't deflect to the topic of widgets. I never claimed Apple was first; my point is that Google only bothered to revisit and improve their own widgets after Apple released their polished versions. It is a fact that Google essentially neglected their widgets until Apple forced their hand.
I would like to share a quote from Google that highlights your preferred system.
Google heavily revived and overhauled its own widgets after Apple introduced its redesigned, highly polished widgets in iOS 14 back in 2020.
Wth are you talking about? Widgets have never not been polished on Android. You're just trying to find any excuse to make for Apple being late to the party, as usual, and acting like they actually did something.
iMessage has it's strengths for sure, but it's all moot thanks to that crappy keyboard experience on IOS...took Apple six months to patch the missed keystrokes and ghost letters bug..drove me nuts when typing on my 17pm. Better late than never I suppose.
This might have been the weirdest article I have ever read. It is already way more advanced and simple to use on Android.
I'm starting to believe you write these factually wrong articles on purpose.
On Android - in any app - you just mark the text you want and press Copy. If you want to edit what you copied, in case you copied to much (whole message etc) just press Edit. Done.
This way you can also copy multiple things simultaneously...from multiple messages and so on. And have them all easily accessable - simultaneously.
On iOS or iMessage? Nope, you cannot do it. It just provides the most basic copy/paste-functions.
Things that are NOT allowed:
To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
You're being a hypocrite now. How long did it take for Apple to use USB-C, and only after being forced to by the EU?
How long did it take Apple to do away with 60hz iPhone even after Google has been using 90+hz on the A series for several generations now?
You're more of a fangirl than anyone else other than that 🤡 Kamal.
This might have been the weirdest article I have ever read. It is already way more advanced and simple to use on Android.
I'm starting to believe you write these factually wrong articles on purpose.
On Android - in any app - you just mark the text you want and press Copy. If you want to edit what you copied, in case you copied to much (whole message etc) just press Edit. Done.
This way you can also copy multiple things simultaneously...from multiple messages and so on. And have them all easily accessable - simultaneously.
On iOS or iMessage? Nope, you cannot do it. It just provides the most basic copy/paste-functions.
I never denied that, did I? Unlike some of you, I don't deny what's obvious. Don't deflect to the topic of widgets. I never claimed Apple was first; my point is that Google only bothered to revisit and improve their own widgets after Apple released their polished versions. It is a fact that Google essentially neglected their widgets until Apple forced their hand.
I would like to share a quote from Google that highlights your preferred system.
Google heavily revived and overhauled its own widgets after Apple introduced its redesigned, highly polished widgets in iOS 14 back in 2020.
Wth are you talking about? Widgets have never not been polished on Android. You're just trying to find any excuse to make for Apple being late to the party, as usual, and acting like they actually did something.
iMessage has it's strengths for sure, but it's all moot thanks to that crappy keyboard experience on IOS...took Apple six months to patch the missed keystrokes and ghost letters bug..drove me nuts when typing on my 17pm. Better late than never I suppose.
This might have been the weirdest article I have ever read. It is already way more advanced and simple to use on Android.
I'm starting to believe you write these factually wrong articles on purpose.
On Android - in any app - you just mark the text you want and press Copy. If you want to edit what you copied, in case you copied to much (whole message etc) just press Edit. Done.
This way you can also copy multiple things simultaneously...from multiple messages and so on. And have them all easily accessable - simultaneously.
On iOS or iMessage? Nope, you cannot do it. It just provides the most basic copy/paste-functions.
You're being a hypocrite now. How long did it take for Apple to use USB-C, and only after being forced to by the EU?
How long did it take Apple to do away with 60hz iPhone even after Google has been using 90+hz on the A series for several generations now?
You're more of a fangirl than anyone else other than that 🤡 Kamal.
Fixed…yeah, now it’s just crappy instead of super crappy. Baby steps..