 Okay, so this is gonna be something a little different. I'm gonna let John kind of explain the premise because I had him on WAN Show like two months ago. It was way too long, and we were like, yeah, we need to do a collab. And then I was traveling and then he had some goofball Apple event. He had to something or whatever. I wasn't there. Now we're finally doing it. We are gonna have the ultimate debate iOS versus Android. But John, how's it gonna work? Alright, so we're gonna do this. We're gonna make this fun. Here's what we're gonna do. So it's about again, it's been two months since I was on Linus's show. We want to debate iOS versus Android. But we figure instead of one of us picking a side, we're gonna do it two-face style and flip a coin for who's gonna get what side. And if you want to watch my part, obviously watch it on my channel. If you want to watch Linus's part, hit the link down below and go watch it on his channel so you can get a better sense of, you know, what he's got to say and we can run through everything together. FreshBooks is the super simple online invoicing solution that lets you stay organized, save time and get paid faster. Click on my net to start your free trial today. Alright, heads is iOS, tails is Android. And we're flipping for my topic. Are you ready? Yes. Alright. We're flipping for your losing topic, I should say. Tails! Look at that. We mixed up. You are gonna be on the losing side of Android and I am going to talk about the glory that is iOS. Alright, well we're gonna start right off with the beautifully crafted workmanship, which is a big load of bollocks right off the hop here because Android has a customizable experience. So you're not locked into, well gee, what if I actually wanted more than just a 5x4 grid of icons on my home screens that I can swipe to and from just like this and nothing other than that. With Android, you can change up your launcher, you can throw an aviate launcher on there. I mean, iOS. Did you see Tim Cook on stage talking? I don't even remember who it was. It was some guy from Apple, doesn't really matter, talking about how now when you wake up in the morning, you can fire up your meditation app contextually from the lock screen. How is that a feature? What if I don't want to meditate that morning? What if I want to check my email? What if it's gonna wreck my meditation that I can't see my email before I meditate? Is that innovation on the iOS side? Alright, this is gonna be a really easy slam dunk debate. So you know you said it was so cool you could twist your Android phone to launch it? What if you pick up another Android phone and try and twist it to launch it? Is it gonna do it? Nope, because you, my friend, have too much fragmentation. Maybe one phone doesn't, maybe another phone doesn't. Let's say you upgrade from your last generation Moto X to a new Nexus 6, for example, and you're like, oh great, I know how this is gonna work. You do not know how that's gonna work. You gotta learn something brand new with every version of Android. You're very unlikely ever going to have the latest that Google has to offer, which means you are like wide open, leg spread, waiting for viruses. I mean, you just, just, just come. Come at me, Trojans. Come just, just give it to me. Oh, yeah, you can customize. High people are going to go through and actually download OSs, going to tweak, gonna tweak skins. The out of the box experience on iOS is so easy and so seamless, and that's the beauty of what Apple provides. You pick up an Android phone, your app experience might be incredibly far off. Apple offers consistency. You know what you're getting. You know it's gonna work. And they also offer an ecosystem, a seamless ecosystem that's going to work. You're gonna have continuity to answer your phone calls from your tablet. They just make it simpler and simpler, my friends. It's better. So I heard a whole lot of Apple fanboying over there. I didn't hear any valid points. You know what? How excited were the Apple fanboys when Apple started putting accelerometers and gyroscopes in their phone? They were like, oh my God, now it has a compass. Did they complain? Did they complain that, you know, oh, now I don't understand how to use this compass? This is so confusing. You know what? They probably did because they're Apple fanboys. Wow, this is just like my last phone. What tremendous innovation. That's what you get on the Apple side. You get the same damn experience every single time and you get a last gen experience anyway because they're innovating so much slower. Years after the release of the Galaxy Note, they acknowledge people's desire for larger phones and then they miss the point entirely. The point of the larger phone is the more tablet-like large battery experience which quite frankly, Apple has their head stuck so far up their asses about delivering a long battery life experience that I don't think they're ever going to get it. They're just going to keep making it thinner and keep making it so that if you have to GPS somewhere, you're going to run out of battery halfway through the day, you're going to be carrying around half a dozen stupid battery banks in your pocket. And what good do your fancy, shiny, by the way, more expensive apps do you if your phone is dead? So what I'm hearing from you is that being first is better. If that was true, how's your new Windows mobile phone working out that you've been using? We'd all be using Windows mobile phones. The first to come out was always better. I would rather have something that's going to work and work well than be a beta tester for some new technology. That's how was Google Wallet when it first came out? Did everybody use it immediately? No, Apple fine-tuned what they needed to do and they got that right when Apple Wallet finally came out and Apple Pay came out and invoking the fanboy name because people prefer one over the other. You know, that's silly. Commenters do it and you always say don't pick sides. The side you pick though, I'm going to say it right here is wrong. What I think you have to agree about is Apple prides itself on being innovative and quite frankly, nothing they showed off at WDC was innovative. In fact, they even made me look stupid. They even made me look stupid. I thought that exposing the rest of your windows to pop up the other side was innovative. Turns out that's been in the Windows 10 preview all this time. So that's Apple's fault. Clearly that I didn't know that. So what I'm hearing is you not wanting to talk about iOS versus Android. Talk about another topic because you know that you've lost. If you thought WWDC was boring, were you at Google I.O.? Now I was almost fell asleep. I didn't be making jokes that I had to pee the whole time on Twitter because I was so bored they were talking about. You know what's exciting? Let's spend 45 minutes talking about APIs. Nothing sexier than that. 45 minutes talking about APIs. That's basically all Apple did. Sexy APIs. Apple brought a show. We're going to talk carcasses. Come on. Oh, now you can make it. Apple brought a show. Drake was there. The Weeknd was there. They had a sense of humor about themselves. Who cares if Drake is there? Okay, hold on a second. Let's talk APIs for a second. You're Canada. Everybody loves Drake in Canada, right? Apple's innovation is that you can make standalone apps for the iWatch whose screen doesn't even turn on unless you do a gesture. That's innovation. Google's Android Wear has had apps running directly off of the device since... ages ago. And you should probably say, yeah, they've had the apps running directly off the watch from ages ago, but only running off the watch for half the day because then the battery is going to die. You know what? This breaks it down for me. Does your Android phone that you bought, did it come with an antivirus software installed on it? It doesn't need to. I have never had a virus. But the fact that most Android phones come pre-installed with antivirus should tell you absolutely everything. At least I know when I put in my bank information into my phone, then it's going to stay on my phone and not end up in somebody else's database somewhere else. Yeah, that's what you think, smart guy. I'm sure the NSA has got it figured out. You're American, so you're compromised regardless. Bam! Yeah, you're going to play that card. Oh, it's the NSA big scare. We're talking about OS's here. iOS is more secure than Android. Every day of the week, every day of the year, it's more secure operating system. Okay, so you're going to pull up that stupid Windows phone low blow. Fine then. Why don't you go use BlackBerry, smart guy? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't get hasty. Hold on a second. Don't get hasty. Now, that's not necessary. So I think you've clearly run out of ways to defend Apple's shiny phones that only have one button. I could do this all day. They don't need more buttons because the OS is elegant. You have to throw a ton of buttons on there to do what you need to do. The OS is elegant? You know what's elegant? Double tapping the home button to bring down the one-handed mode and move all your icons down because they can't build a UI that's actually optimized for the size of their phone. And on that note, I want to leave it up to you guys, the audience, to tell us who you thought won. Leave a like on my video, which is linked in John's video description, and leave a like on John's video, which is linked in my video description, to let us know who you thought won the iOS versus Android debate. And if you would like to see this format return, drop a comment under the videos and maybe even suggest some topics because I certainly had some fun making this video. These are a blast. Linus, thank you and come vote on my side for the more elegant OS and the better hardware. So that's how you're going to play it. You're going to act all gracious. You're going to thank me for participating. I'm always thanking you. And then with your fancy pants, Zeek, wireless, touch-sensitive headphones over there, you're going to tell people to vote for you. Well, I'm going to tell people don't vote for a phony. Thanks for watching. See you guys next time. Bye, guys. 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