The downside of Original Content
As most of you know, X introduced "Original Content Rewards" Basically the platform wants to push more original content.
That's great!
The Problem? For me, When your opinion does not align with the masses, When your perspective is far different than others?
People ignore you, mute you or block you, they leave hateful comments.
You realize that your original content hurts you.
There's a choice....Have a voice, be different. Or Follow and fall in line.
Google introduced the Pixel series in 2016. In that decade, Google has spent many hours promoting Photography and AI.
Does anyone else know other features Google has actually told consumers about?
@JacobtheGamer_ It is a never ending process, It's a real struggle if Monetazation is the Goal. A lot of days you have to come here because you love posting and interacting no matter the levels of fustration
@TheOneEINRO Agree, Apple consumers only see Apple it's like nothing else exist.
It blows my mind, But yes I think Apple moving into the market assuming it's not over priced helps tremendously.
Despite the progress in foldable smartphones, the industry still hasn’t clearly answered one fundamental question:
What is the use case for the average consumer?
When an actual tablet is cheaper.
Yes Samsung has done an incredible job making Foldables thinner and lighter as you point out.
You have a use case, I have doubts that most people are gonna find a real need to spend $2k+ just to have a tablet in there pocket.
When all they are doing is browsing social and taking puctures
There is competition in the AI market in terms of Software between
• Google
• Claude
• OpenAi
• Grok
Amongst many more, they have their unique features and advantages.
That's missing in the Mobile Market, where you have Android and iOS.
There's no competition pushing Apple and Google to make better software and the consumer suffers.
Consider this?
Google pays Apple between $18 to $20 Billion dollars per year to be the default search engine.
Apple pays Google $1 Billion dollars per year for their use of Gemini.
Question: Who still uses a search engine?
Foldables....
Samsung introduced Foldables to the mass consumer market in 2019.
What's changed?
Yes the Specs have been upgraded, there's now a new / maybe old form factor that was introduced this year
Honestly though what's changed?
• The questions still exist
• It's more expensive
• The same concerns remain
Has anything really changed?