Android aims to get buyers using their phone features

[Andor]

It probably wont surprise many people to learn that the average phone owner doesn't utuilise all their phone's features.

With a high percentage of users simply not knowing how to perform basic tasks on their devices.

Google's Rich Miner is confident that Android has addressed this issue and hopes to be able to get more users to use their phone's features.

"Hardware on mobile phones has been outpacing the software capabilities," Miner declared, noting that 80% of mobile phones being sold today have cameras on them, yet the number of people who actually know how to use them or get the images off the phone is between 10 and 50%, depending on the model. "The capabilities on these devices are not being leveraged by people"

Miner blames small screens, bad UIs, and closed systems for the current state of affairs.

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[Buck]

I think it's kinda wishfull thinking, im all for a more intuitive UI and simpler functions but there's always gonna be people who dont care about the extra functionalities.

Most people i know tend to upgrade their phones annually just to get a new model - fashionable etc, the couldn't really care less about any of it's new features/technologies.