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8. Apple understands the importance of user experience, which is why they globally enabled Suica and gained more loyal users.
If Google continues with this fragmented approach, Pixel will never be able to truly challenge the iPhone.
7. Conclusion: Users Are the Key – Google Can’t Keep Making These Basic Mistakes
Google wanted to save money, but instead, they lost users—ultimately, that’s a losing strategy.
https://t.co/bqUJQyIFy3’s decision-making seems too engineering-driven, focusing too much on technical details instead of asking, “What do users actually want?”
Users don’t care how much money Google saves—they just want a phone that works well.
4.Make Google Pay function more like Apple Pay, offering universal payment support instead of region-dependent restrictions.
For example, if I buy a Pixel in the U.S., it should be able to recognize my location and support Suica when I travel to Japan
https://t.co/4wL1pUnicQ Can Google Fix This and Win Back Users?
1. Enable Suica (and other FeliCa services) on all global Pixel models
Apple has already proven that global FeliCa support is possible, and Google just needs to follow suit.
3.The problem with Google is that they’ve done some great things with Pixel (like camera AI and software enhancements), but at the same time, they’re crippling the experience in areas like payments and market policies, which ultimately weakens their positioninthesmartphone market
2. Apple’s strategy is clear: keep users locked into the Apple ecosystem and make them feel like they can’t leave.
Pixel could have followed this approach, but Google is instead making fragmented, inconsistent decisions regarding payments, software, and market strategies: