While other publications are busy testing and browsing the new iPhone 13 series to share their first impressions, Google's official blog, the keyword, has published guidelines on how to make the new iPhone 13 an Android, at least at first sight.
In an article entitled "bring the best of Google to your iPhone 13", Google offers tips on how to "customize your home screen", "set Chrome as your default browser to benefit from Google's useful features" and even "organize your favorite Google apps with Smart stacks". In fact, Google offers tips on how to "customize your home screen", "set Chrome as your default browser to benefit from Google's useful features" and even "organize your favorite Google apps with Smart stacks".
The company offers useful tips on how to exploit the new features introduced with IOS 15, including the widgets of the updated home screen. There's nothing most IOS 15 users Don't already know. But this is a small reminder for iPhone 13 users who want to experience Android in one form or another. Some of the tips listed by Google focus on Smart stacks, effectively allowing users to stack up multiple widgets of the same size on top of each other.
The publication is essentially a manual to Androidify your iPhone and I have to admit that the final examples given below are pretty convincing, what do you think? The article implies that customers should eventually consider replacing some of Apple's default IOS applications, such as photos, Safari, Agenda, reminders, with the equivalent of those apps at Google, including Google photos, Google Chrome, Google Agenda, and Google tasks respectively.
Apple has opened the home screen widgets in the latest versions of IOS, and now Google takes advantage of it with tips like this:
Smart stacks are great.
Google has continued to encourage customers to use the wide variety of widgets offered by its IOS applications. Google said that if the right Google widgets are placed on the home screen, users will not have to "even leave" their home screen to stay up to date.
Finally, Google recommends that users replace Safari with Google Chrome as the default IOS browser, allowing all system links and web spotlight suggestions to open in Chrome. Google concluded by mentioning that it hopes that iPhone 13 users, who started receiving their new iPhone last week, will consider bringing "Google's best" to their device instead of simply buying a smartphone or Android device.