Apple recently announced a plethora of new iPhone features at WWDC, many of which Android phones already possess. The introduction of customizable home screens, RCS messaging, message scheduling, a smart photos app, onboard AI, and custom emojis showcase Apple's efforts to catch up with Android's existing capabilities. The ability to personalize the iOS home screen, introducing custom color palettes, mirrors Android's Material You feature. The integration of RCS messaging and message scheduling on iOS is a significant win for Android users. Moreover, the improved search system and AI features in the Photos app highlight Apple's commitment to enhancing user experience. While Android still leads in some areas such as custom emojis, Apple's move to incorporate popular Android features indicates healthy competition that ultimately benefits consumers. It will be interesting to see how both platforms continue to evolve and innovate in the highly competitive smartphone market.