- A File Explorer that combines phone and cloud storages (box, gdrive, db etc) using side-by-side views allowing easy movement of files betw. storages. Ability to use the "Open With..." to open any file using any registered & installed apps.
There are file manager apps for iOS that support everything you've said above other than 'easy movement of files betw. storages.'
- Direct dial/sms with picture icon on desktop or in folder for quick one touch operation.
Can do this using web clips. Admittedly this is not an ideal method.
- Turn the phone over to switch to vibrate mode (or have ring silenced during incoming call). Tilt phone to zoom when in gallery/browser. Plus shake to unlock phone and many others.
Hell of a lot easier to flick the little mute switch on the iPhone.
- Able to use voice commands to change phone settings + do navigation + etc (which are not available in iPhone)
You can navigate using your voice on the iPhone.
- Listen to (airwaves) FM Radio.
The vast majority of radio stations have internet versions available these days, at least in my area. Good for those with severely limited data plans though.
- Able to play video in popup window (i.e Popup Play). You can continue to watch video while doing other tasks simultaneously.
Seems a bit gimmicky to me. I only ever used it to try it out on my phone. I have no desire to try watching a video whilst sending a text at the same time. If I want to send a text I'll quickly open the messages app, give it my full attention and then switch back to the video.
- Better productivity with much faster scrolling capability than iphone. see
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH1GDLunomY
Probably negated by the fact that the iPhone has a tap to scroll to top feature that works in every app.
- Much larger physical screen.
Highly subjective as to whether that's an advantage or not.
