So with iOS 18 already out and Android 15 rolling out to phones imminently, it's time to take a look at how these two are shaping up. iOS 18 vs. Android 15: Whats the Difference?

The divide between Apple’s iMessage and the Google Messages app has been the source of much debate ever since iMessage launched in 2011. iOS 18 – which launched on September 16 and will ship ...

While iOS 18 remains a full-screen operating system with limited multi-window support, Android 15 takes a significant leap forward by introducing full Desktop Windows support for tablets.

With iOS 18, iPhones can now send RCS messages to Android phones so you can share high-quality videos and images and send messages over WiFi.

A recent survey reveals the biggest frustrations users experience between iPhones and Android phones that make iPhone users look down on Android users. The top complaints include low-quality video ...

iOS 18 brings RCS messaging to the iPhone. Here's how you can use the modern protocol to text Android users.

GSMA has released an updated set of specifications for RCS messaging, which includes end-to-end encryption (E2EE) between Android and iOS.

OS 26 could finally bring end-to-end encryption to RCS, securing conversations between iPhone and Android users with the MLS protocol.

By examining the similarities and differences between iOS 18 and Android 15, you can make an informed decision about which one best suits your needs and preferences. Watch this video on YouTube.