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I sauntered into the T-mobile store with every intention of getting a new phone.
βIβm trading in my Android for the new IPhoneβ I earnestly said to the sales rep.
βWhy? the Droid is a better phone.β
βI want the camera.β
βOh, portrait mode huh?β
She instantly knew what drives the purchasing decisions of every Iphone she sells: The desire to take Canon-quality photos with an everyday device and post them on Instagram.
Yesterday, Google introduced its PIxel 7 Pro phone during Super Bowl. The gadget features all kinds of new bells and whistles: faster processor. AI. Recycled materials. 3 cameras. Better liquid display. But the Google decided to talk about ONE THING and one thing only during its precious SuperBowl spot with 115 million people watching: the phoneβs ability to solve problems.
π§΅βMagic Eraserβ gets rid of grandpa in the swimming pool striking an unfortunate pose behind an otherwise perfect picture of your kids. πβPhoto Unblurβ makes that blurry wedding photo, clear as a whistle.
If I were to give an 11 minute TedTalk, introducing that phone, I would ignore all the other improvements made on the device and talk about one thing this modern day selfie-obsessed society cares about: the Phones ability to fix bad photos. ONE micromoment in time, illustrating one big takeaway for the audience, and telling one great story about it. Thatβs it.
Just like Google.
βSuccess is going 20 steps in one direction while most others are taking 1 step in 20 different directionsβ
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