Android’s Greatest Flaws and Fixing Them

Android is an operating system that has grown wildly over the past decade. It runs on billions of devices released by different manufacturers. There are many amazing things you can do with Android, and it has a lot of advantages over its competitors. But there are also some great flaws in it.

Volume Controls

When you’re watching a video on your phone and need to turn down the volume because it’s too loud, you might think you can just tap on the volume icon in your notification tray. That’s true—you can do that. The problem is that this solution isn’t very intuitive. It also doesn’t make sense when you’re using headphones because there isn’t an icon for headphone controls on your device (or at least there wasn’t until recently).

A better way to fix this would be to have a dedicated button for controlling volume that makes more sense for all kinds of use cases: whether or not you’re using headphones or speakers, whether or not your device has physical buttons in addition to virtual ones like on Google Pixel devices where there are no physical buttons at all! If we could add another button somewhere on our devices (preferably at the top), that would allow us to adjust the volume quickly without having to go into settings every time. That would be amazing!

Split-Screen

Android’s greatest flaw is its inability to run two apps at once. This means that, in order to use Google Maps while browsing a web page, you have to constantly switch back and forth between them. This can be highly frustrating.

The solution is to make the split-screen feature more visible and accessible by adding a button that lets users easily switch between apps. This would make it easier for users to multitask and would improve their overall experience with Android’s software.

Adverts and Bloatware

Adverts and Bloatware are the two biggest problems with Android phones.

Adverts:

There are many adverts on android apps. The developers of these adverts pay the app developers to put them into the app. These ads can be very annoying and disrupt the user’s experience when they are trying to use their phone. The ads can also be very distracting, which means it will take longer for you to get what you need done with your phone.

Bloatware:

Bloatware is pre-installed software that comes with your Android phone. Most of the time, this software cannot be removed and doesn’t do anything useful anyway! It just takes up space on your phone and slows down its performance!

Lack of an App Drawer

One of the biggest issues people have with Android is that there needs to be an app drawer. Instead of having all of your apps in one place, you have to manually search for them one by one on the home screen. This can be difficult and time-consuming, especially if you have a lot of apps on your phone.

The good news is that Google has been working hard to fix this issue for years now, and they’ve finally found a solution: Google Pixel Launcher! The Pixel Launcher solves all of these problems by letting you organize your apps into folders and putting them in an app drawer where they’ll be easy to find (and much easier than using search).

Conclusion

While Google has made various improvements to Android over the years, a few fundamental flaws with the platform continue to undermine its potential. This doesn’t mean that Android will never be able to take over from iOS as the industry standard, but it does mean that it’s vital for developers to pay attention to these problems and solve them as best they can.