You know the drill: every time Apple or Google announce major new updates for their operating systems, some people, including diehard fans of each platform, are quick to point out that some of the new features have been copied from the other side. Such is the case with iOS 9, which Apple just unveiled. iPhone fans will praise some of these new iOS 9 features as being unique and useful, but Android fans will still accuse Apple of having shamelessly copied them.
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The fact is, everybody copies everybody. In fact, one can argue that Apple hasn’t just copied Android in iOS 9, but it also copied the functionality of several other apps and services with iOS 9, incorporating them into its own operating system.
