Apple could learn from Samsung and Google with these 6 practical features to enhance the user experience!

Do Apple fans sometimes envy Android's convenient features? Apple could actually draw inspiration from Samsung and Google on iOS and related apps to further optimize the user experience. Let's take a look at these key points.

1. Deepening Privacy Protection: Upgrading "Private Space"
Android 15's "Private Space" and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra's "Secure Folder" are incredible! They allow you to securely store sensitive apps and files in a separate, secure space, offering maximum privacy protection. Meanwhile, iOS 18's App Lock is still relatively basic. If Apple could adopt this deep privacy protection mechanism, users' sense of security would be greatly enhanced!

2. Empowering Multitasking: Adapting to Foldable Screens to Improve Efficiency
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6's "Multi-Window" mode truly understands foldable screens! It offers a desktop-like multitasking experience, making it incredibly smooth to read documents and reply to messages simultaneously. iOS's current multitasking mechanism is inefficient. If Samsung's approach could be applied, both the iPhone and iPad would see a major breakthrough in multitasking capabilities.

3. Enriching AI Use Cases: Following up on "Circle to Search"-like features
Google's "Circle to Search" is truly cutting-edge technology! Simply draw a circle on the screen to quickly access information, a powerful upgrade from Google Lens. Samsung also offers practical AI features like real-time translation. While the iPhone 16 introduces "Visual Intelligence," Apple could definitely take it a step further by leveraging these AI features to expand AI application scenarios.

4. Optimizing Audio Processing: Adding Transcription and Summarization Features
Samsung One UI 6.1's Transcript Assist is incredibly useful! It can transcribe recordings and generate AI summaries, making it incredibly efficient for processing meeting recordings and lecture audio. If Apple's Voice Memos and Notes apps could adopt this feature, users' audio processing efficiency would absolutely double.

5. Upgrading Document Processing: Learn from Notebook LM Features
Google Notebook LM is incredibly office-savvy! It supports customizable commands, multiple languages, and its audio overview feature is incredibly helpful for working with technical and long documents. Apple's AI products still have room for improvement in document processing, and adopting features like these could provide users with a more efficient work experience.

6. Adding Screen Sharing: Making AI Consultation More Convenient

OpenAI now has video and screen sharing features! When navigating menus or encountering operational difficulties, you can simply share your screen and consult with the AI—super convenient. However, Apple currently lacks this feature, which limits the practicality of its AI applications. If it were to be introduced, solving problems with AI would be much more convenient.

Which feature do you think Apple should adopt first? Or are there any other good Android features Apple could learn from?