3 and 8 are actually mind blowing to me. Like I’ll give Siri some benefit of doubt but how are you a multi trillion dollar company and still miles behind everyone else. This isn’t just iPhone but also the HomePod. The functionality is impressive… if it were 2011.

As for moving the apps. It is an unholy nightmare, especially with widgets now.

What I also love to see is that you can mark a missed phone call as unseen. Sometimes i’m coming out of a meeting and missed several calls but i have to call someone back and because of that the notification disappears and i forget to call the missed calls back…

Apple needs to adopt all the pixel calling features. I miss them so much.

Get a Pixel

10 would be impossible, it’s still up to developers to implement what the gesture does / where it takes you.

That's going to require a cpu that's 10 years from now if they want to keep the highest performance year after year

5 would be extremely nice but IMO those options purposely bury the ‘talk to human’ to the underworld, which a lot of people calling customer care are looking for. If it were visual, I feel most people will just use that (I know I would). Happy to be proven wrong here.

Idk these sound like minor inconveniences to me

Back gesture what

I’d settle for an Android-like notification system, and call screening.

Might aswell get an Android at that point lol, I miss my old S21

Wouldn’t 1 depend on the carrier to actually mark the call as robo? And since they often use random number generators now, it’s even harder to do. I get calls from Iran and it’s Chinese saying I have a package at the embassy.

5 would need the caller to provide the tree or a database maintained and updated by the carrier no?

So run android?

You just named the pixel with all these lol. Loving my P8P except for battery life.

11. 120hz display and USB 3.0 on base models
12. App sideloading support
13. Call recording
14. Ability to hide and lock apps using FaceID
15. Better typing experience
16. Better mobile data/wifi usage tracking (showing per day stats)

Text message management still sucks, especially junk text messages. If you have a DOT number the phone you have tied to that number which is required by law gets spammed with texts and calls so bad that the phone is unusable, it just sits on a desk.

You just described everything I miss about using Pixel phones. Apple adding those things would be a game changer for my experience.

I agree with 1-3, and #8. #10. I just tried this. Swipe from left edge to center works in a lot of apps; News, Music, Safari, Notes, Reminders, Mail, Messages, Phone, Settings, Reddit.

1.) It already silences calls from spammers 2.) what are you asking for 3.) I agree, Siri is lacking in many places 4.) what 5.) what is a phone tree 6.) maybe, but I’d hope RCS enabled devices work with Apple on a universal end to end encryption (that’s not owned by google) 7.) how would you improve the current system 8.) I could take it or leave it, I put everything on one screen for the most part anyways 9.) you can already set a default maps app, and have been able to for a while now (iOS 15?) 10.) back like going back a page? Swipe right from the left edge of the screen

3 is the big one for me. With the amount of talent and resources at Apple, the current state of Siri should be a searing embarrassment.

So basically just copy all the Pixel's features.

how are 6 8 and 10 not in ios already?

RCS is getting added next year already

I’d like the default map, music and notes apps to be able to be changed to alternatives

8. I still can’t believe rearranging apps is awful and unchanged after all these years.

Bro you are literally describing a pixel.

9 will never happen.

So basically a pixel phone lmao

Most on your list Android already has and does very well. In addition, A full time numbers row on the keyboard. Different individual notification volume controls for calls, texts, alarms, etc. RCS is coming.

Ability to google search an incoming unrecognized number while it’s ringing.

So basically a pixel 8?

11. Something meaningfully useful happening when you plug the into a usb-c dock, which uses all of the on paper horsepower of the chipsets touted year after year that are mostly wasted on the average user.