Back in September with the launch of the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and with the release of iOS 8, Apple posted an official guide on its website in which they showed how users of other platforms could make the switch to an iPhone and iOS. Well it looks like Google has decided to fire back with a guide of their own.
Shortly after Apple announced the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the company opened an official set of instructions through their support site that was focused on helping Android users migrate over to iOS. Apple news outlets (and heavily Apple-influenced general tech sites) thought this was huge news, for whatever reason. It was embarrassing. Forget the fact that Apple probably should have created this years ago as Android began stomping all over its market share, the Apple media shills (some random Android sites as well) decided that Apple had finally created this how-to guide because they were now expecting Android users to flock to the new bigger iPhones. Silly, I know. Anything for a good headline!
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