What I don’t get is that they gave things they can teach, and they choose not to.
I think the biggest problem with Android (other than all the manufacturers hating on each other while Apple destroys them) is the Play Store. It’s a total dumpster fire. They need to have much, much better search features in the Play store, and they could be in an advanced menu. And they could totally track who searches for what and how. But instead they give you zero ability to power search for any app, and corral you into the most useless (Top Free, Top Paid, etc.) lists ever.
Why does a company known for having such a great search engine not want you to be able to search for what you want? And then they act surprised when everyone goes to Apple?
What I don’t get is that they gave things they can teach, and they choose not to.
I think the biggest problem with Android (other than all the manufacturers hating on each other while Apple destroys them) is the Play Store. It’s a total dumpster fire. They need to have much, much better search features in the Play store, and they could be in an advanced menu. And they could totally track who searches for what and how. But instead they give you zero ability to power search for any app, and corral you into the most useless (Top Free, Top Paid, etc.) lists ever.
Why does a company known for having such a great search engine not want you to be able to search for what you want? And then they act surprised when everyone goes to Apple?