Samsung has introduced a new app that converts your iPhone to an Android phone. The app is called iTest. The app turns the iPhone into an Android phone, closely resembling Samsung Galaxy.
It is uncommon for users to switch from iPhone to Android, though the opposite is quite the norm. iPhone has become a status symbol. And it won’t be wrong to say that it’s one of the kind. But Samsung still believes that there are iPhone users wanting to experience Android. For this, Samsung brought iTest.
You’re about to get a little taste of Samsung, without changing phones. We can’t replicate every function, but you should quickly see that there’s nothing daunting about switching to the other side,
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Once you activate the app, the UI is changed to the Android interface and experience.
You’ll also find a folder “Popular apps” which sends a prompt when you open it:
Don’t worry, all the apps you love are available. Because let’s be honest, most of them are Google products and we’re good buddies with those guys.
Samsung has done a pretty nice job. You could change themes, browse through the Galaxy Store, and experience Samsung’s camera app. Once you’re done and want to get back to the iPhone UI, simply close the app, like any other app you close on your iPhone.
Source: Gadgets Now
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