What can Samsung do that iPhone can't?

Samsung Galaxy phones can do a few things iPhones generally can’t, or can’t do in the same way:

• Foldable phones: Samsung sells foldable phones like the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip.
• More stylus-friendly hardware: Some Samsung phones support the S Pen, and the Galaxy S Ultra line is designed for stylus use.
• Desktop-style mode: Samsung DeX lets supported phones connect to a monitor or TV and use a desktop-like interface with windows, a taskbar, and mouse/keyboard support.
• Reverse wireless charging: Many Samsung phones can charge accessories like earbuds or a watch by placing them on the back of the phone.
• More advanced multitasking: Samsung supports split-screen and floating-window multitasking more broadly than iPhone.
• App sideloading and alternate stores: Android phones, including Samsung, can install apps from outside the main app store if you enable that option. iPhone is more restricted, though rules for alternate app stores vary by region.
• Deeper customization: Samsung offers more system-level customization, including with tools like Good Lock.

In short, Samsung tends to offer more flexibility in hardware, multitasking, and customization, while iPhone focuses more on simplicity and tight ecosystem integration.