In contrast, the iPhone display section just beside had one of the iPhone running a racing car game showing off its high resolutions.
And as I scroll through the other iPhones beside it, there were about 2 pages of non-native apps that I could try out.
Staying at the shop for a little bit and I could see kids playing and spending longer time at the iPhone section. Playing games, drawing using some cool drawing app, making music and generally fun stuffs along these lines.
And I thought to myself, WOW… How important product presentation ought to be!
Certainly, I am very sure that all the other android phones are capable of doing or even exceeding what iPhones can do. And I am also very sure that most of these apps are available in the Google Play store as well.
Are these instructions from Apple to install their display phones with all these apps so people could try them out?
Why are almost none of the android phones on display doing the same? Is it a telco problem, if so, why did the telcos do more for Apple products? Did consumers install these? (highly doubt so as password is required for installation of apps)
Most importantly, can we break away from all the noise clutter and observe what is happening on the ground?
Is Apple trying harder to sell or doing a better job at presentation? Or has android phones came to a point that they do not need such “presentation” to sell their products anymore?
Thank you for reading
~ be water my friends