During yesterday's 'Made by Google' event, Google subtly took some shots at Apple to let its rival know that some smartphone features came from Google first.
The iPhone quickly became the gold standard . It took Google some time to make Android a legit contender. Android 2.0, first released on the Motorola DROID in November 2009, was the first Android build ready to go into battle with iOS.
But we think that some of the problem is that Apple does have a tendency to take a competitor's feature, make it better , slap a catchy name on it, and promote the hell out of it giving the impression that this was something Apple came up with first.Sometimes, like with the always-on display, Apple goofs. For many iPhone users, the always-on-display shows too much of the screen leaving users with the impression that they are getting a phone call.
With the Pixel ecosystem taking shape, Google wanted the public to know that Pixel handsets have been innovative too, and that new features just don't come from Cupertino. Google has its work cut out for it because the average Joe when he thinks about a smartphone, thinks about the iPhone. Google's job is to get the Pixel name into that conversation. And frankly, there might not be anything that Google can do to make this happen.
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