Apple, the tech behemoth, unveiled its eagerly awaited iOS 18 update at the WorldWide Developers Conference earlier this week. But some Android users have been left mocking it
Apple , the tech behemoth, unveiled its eagerly awaited iOS 18 update at the WorldWide Developers Conference earlier this week.
Come autumn, iPhone aficionados will have the ability to schedule iMessages, dispatch texts via satellite, and 'lock' apps for enhanced security a function that's already being dubbed a 'cheater's paradise'. Yet, it's one particular update that has caught the attention of Android supporters, who claim they've had access to this feature for years.
In addition to breaking away from the traditional grid layout of apps, iPhone users will also get the chance to edit their icons and widgets with a 'dark or tinted' effect. If this sounds familiar, it's because many Android handsets already offer these customisation options.
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