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This TikTok Video Comparing iPhone And Android Speed In Real Time Is Going Viral 

Bored Panda reached out to the TikToker Cory Lewis, who said the idea to make the now-viral Android vs. iPhone speed comparison came as he “got tired of iPhone users telling me that Androids were slow and laggy, so I decided to show them otherwise.”

In the short footage, Cory showed what opening the same apps simultaneously on iOS and Android operating systems looks like. Android seemed to be responding much quicker than iOS, which debunked the common myth.

Cory also said that he personally would go with Android. The guy, who runs a YouTube channel “Cory The Great” where he reviews all kind of phones on camera, confessed that “I didn’t expect it to go viral at all” and is more than happy with the result.

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Folks Online Are Roasting The New iPhone 13, And Here Are 30 Of The Funniest Posts

People tend to fall into two camps when it comes to technology: Apple users and others. We all have our preferences but Apple users are known for always striving to have the company's newest products, even though they do release them quite often and the prices are pretty steep.

Apple users are buzzing this week because of the Apple event where the iPhone 13 was introduced. However, it was met with great disappointment as people couldn't see why they should invest in the new phone which looked exactly the same as the previous model. But the bright side is that the internet has done its thing and we have the most entertaining memes poking fun at this release.

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Brazil is taking a stance against Apple for selling their phones without chargers as a means of fighting a “deliberate discriminatory practice” against consumers

A decision, the first of its kind, was made in Brazil last Tuesday—the country has banned the sale of iPhones and fined Apple 12.275 million reais ($2.38 million) for not including chargers in their boxes.

As reported by Reuters, Brazil’s Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) considers it to be an insufficient product, arguing that the iPhone was being marketed without its necessary component in a “deliberate discriminatory practice” against consumers.

The decision to stop the sale of the phones comes after Brazil’s consumer protection agency (SENACON) opened a case in December last year, when Apple was sued for the very same reason: selling phones without a charger in what seems to be a tying agreement.

Apple has been fined 12.275 million reais ($2.38 million) for not including chargers in their boxes and is prohibited from selling any phone models that don’t include them

A tying agreement, as explained on Merriam Webster, is an often illegal agreement by one party to sell a product or service on condition that the buyer will also purchase another and different product or service from the same supplier.

“The chargers are tying, selling an incomplete product or lacking essential functionality, refusing to sell a complete product through discrimination against the consumer and transferring responsibility to third parties,” the MJSP stated in a press release. Thus, at present, Apple will no longer be able to sell iPhone models 12 and onwards in the country until a charger is included.

“The chargers are tying, selling an incomplete product or lacking essential functionality,” stated Brazil’s Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP)

So what prompted Apple to exclude chargers in the first place? Back in 2020, the trillion-dollar company stopped including chargers with its phones, which enraged customers; however, Apple argued that the move offered environmental advantages and aimed to reduce its carbon footprint.

F. Cucchietti et al. state that more than a billion new mobile phones are sold yearly, with nearly the same amount of older devices being disposed of, contributing to e-waste. Old chargers, often not compatible with the new phones, are disposed of too, adding to the e-waste problem and increasing the costs for the end user.

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In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, few product releases generate as much anticipation and excitement as Apple’s new iPhones. It has become a tradition, almost a ritual, for tech enthusiasts and consumers worldwide to eagerly await the latest iteration of Apple’s iconic smartphone.

With each passing year, Apple consistently manages to push a new iPhone model out, and the frequency of these releases has become a hallmark of the company.

Amidst the anticipated launch of the new iPhone 15, a man shared a stunning calculation based on the cost of buying new smartphones

The most recent Apple smartphone model release featured a presentation showcasing individuals explaining how subtle feature enhancements on the phone transformed it into an irresistible purchase.

“These are the best and most capable iPhones we’ve ever made,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said at the new iPhone’s launch.

During Apple’s new iPhone unveiling, which took place at the Steve Jobs theater in Cupertino, California on Tuesday (September 12), a puzzling cameo by ‘Mother Nature’ unfolded as the audience eagerly anticipated the announcement that the iPhone would henceforth adopt a USB-C port.

Steve Jobs revolutionized Apple when he introduced the first iPhone in 2007

Whilst the price of Apple stock has witnessed a remarkable ascent since the debut of the initial iPhone, Apple’s stock was available for slightly over $3 prior to Steve Jobs’ unveiling of the first iPhone in 2007. But today, it commands a price of over $170 per share.

Nonetheless, certain individuals did highlight the fact that opting for Apple stock purchases instead of buying iPhones on each occasion would leave you without a smartphone, and smartphones have undeniably grown in significance over the years.

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“This Isn’t Great” People Divided Over The New $999 iPhone 15 Being Too Hot To Handle

As is often the case with new Apple products, the release of the iPhone 15 had tech enthusiasts forming lengthy queues around the world to purchase the company’s latest smartphone model. From New Delhi to Dubai, people were eager to discover the phone’s novel features, which include an ultra-wideband chip capable of connecting far-away users, major rear camera upgrades, and a design with softer contoured edges.

Still, not everyone was pleased with their purchase. Multiple users who encountered problems with their new iPhone model aired out their frustrations to their large social media following.

Less than a week after the newest iPhone 15 was released, users have encountered problems with their devices

The latest smartphone comes with an A17 Pro system-on-chip that allows for faster speeds than M2 Macbooks, a feature that’s especially exciting for the gaming community. In fact, Apple described the modern chip on its site as a “monster win for gaming.” 

It also refers to the update as “the biggest redesign in the history of Apple GPUs.”

This is why Chinese tech reviewer Geekerwan decided to put Apple’s new iPhone 15 Pro Max through different tests to see if it could handle long gaming sessions.

Sadly, it didn’t. Apart from discovering that the phone overheated during intense tasks, reaching temperatures of up to 48°C (118° F), Geekerwan found that the chip “throttled ” gaming performance.

Even if you’re using it for such basic things as socials or emails, the iPhone is still prone to overheating

To conduct his tests, the gamer played Genshin Impact for 30 minutes with high graphic settings in a room that reported a temperature of 25°C (77°F).

Afterward, he played Resident Evil Village and noticed that the A17 Pro chip’s quality was becoming affected, lowering from mid -40s to mid -30 fps.

Tech content creator from Canada, RJey, backed his claims by posting on X that the novel phone model “gets so hot sometimes that if you’re using it caseless you can’t hold it.”