Apple is very rarely the first to introduce new features for features' sake. The Apple Watch launched an entire year after the first Android Wear devices were unveiled. Touch ID came to the iPhone years after fingerprint sensors were seen on Android phones, and the company was one of the last smartphone manufacturers to offer a larger-screened phone with the release of the iPhone 6 Plus. The examples of Apple being late to the game — although some would argue, the first to do things right — are endless. But this isn't one of those cases. While Samsung dabbles with edged screens, Apple has today introduced what I think is a game-changing new experience for developers to play with.
I'm not an Apple fanboy at all. In fact, I own one Apple smartphone — the iPhone 6 — at the moment, alongside five or six different Android phones. The Nexus 6 is usually my daily driver, and I (kind of, sort of) use Android Wear as my smartwatch OS of choice. I've never owned an Apple Watch nor an Apple TV, I didn't even own an iPhone until the iPhone 5, and I have only been in possession of an iPad for maybe 6 months — the first generation iPad mini — before I found myself never using it and decided to sell it on eBay. All of this said, at least one of the improvements Apple brought to the iPhone line today is impressive.
And not only do I think it's cool, but it sets the iPhone line apart from anything that Android makers offer in 2015... Read more of this post
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