Samsung Galaxy S25 is reported to have copied more than 10 iPhone features according to Macworld.

Samsung Galaxy S25 has replicated many of iPhone's features, and Macworld is debating this. They include everything from block design to Siri's light border.

Both companies admit they have copied each other, but Samsung suggests their approach is slightly less appropriate.

Mahmoud Itani, starting with Apple's intelligence argument, presents his point:

Apple's artificial intelligence provides integrated ChatGPT and includes one like Google Gemini in the future. One of Samsung's main AI features is designed to make Samsung's AI infrastructure adaptable for third-party chatbots, starting from its own Bixby AI assistant and extending to Google Gemini.

When Gemini is triggered, a text box with colorful glowing borders appears, similar to Siri. Samsung demonstrated how the chatbot supports both text and voice input. Additionally, when text is selected, a UI almost identical to Apple's writing tool appears, allowing users to review or convert the selected content into a table.

He mentions features like recording phone calls and summaries, user natural language search for apps, features similar to an image playground, Live Activities-like Now Bar, and video recording audio functionality.

Other examples include features similar to Now Bar, video recording audio functionality, and more.

Samsung does not doubt that they have copied Apple. One of his strategies is to quickly launch their version in the market after news or leaks about upcoming iPhone features, claiming it was released before Apple could dedicate the time for it. However, it is clear that Apple has stolen Samsung's ideas.

Of course, such technology development will be actively adopted by various companies once they become available.

In the end, everything leads to a good result: as companies compete, each company receives motivation to achieve the best possible implementation of new ideas.

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