Since the guys from Cupertino launched the Move to iOS application on Google Play, many users have seen the open sky when it comes to switching from Android to iOS platform quickly without having to get involved in complex processes that can cause miss some information along the way. Apple continues to periodically launch advertisements to attract switchers (extending its meaning to mobile ecosystems) who intend to switch platforms and regularly llaunch new announcements showing the benefits to be found on the Apple platform. Apple yesterday launched three new announcements in which it highlights security, fluidity and the handling of contacts.
In the first video, titled Smooth we can see, too exaggerated, the fluidity that Apple offers us with iOS when making use of the different functions that the Apple operating system offers us compared to Android. In this video we can see how the protagonist moves with lags and errors until she reaches the iPhone. A video a bit caught by the hair, since most Android terminals no longer suffer from these lags, especially in the high-end, where Apple moves.
The Security video shows us how a thief can enter an Android phone as if it did not have any security measures to protect it. While it is true that iOS has been shown to be more secure, Apple cannot say that at no point has any malware or dangerous software sneaked into it.
In the last video titled Contacts, Apple shows us that in the iOS ecosystem it is very simple work with contacts, move them, edit them ...
At the end of all the articles, Apple shows us a web address, where the guys from Cupertino offer us complete information on how we can quickly change the platform, even in an Apple Store.
I freak out, like at this point, with smartphones for years, people do not know that in an account, both gmail, outlook, icloud, yahoo, etc etc ... the contacts are saved and with logging in with any of those accounts on any phone you already have your contacts again. How many friends post messages on facebook of this type "Hello, to all my friends send me your phone number privately that they stole / lost / broke my phone" pffff. The most beautiful thing is that with each phone they buy they create a new account ... they even lose even purchased apps. Amazing!