There are thousands of camera apps out there, and this creates a conundrum for people looking for a specific app that is solved by the ‘Camera Apps: a Family Tree’ graph. To simplify this and bring some clarity to what apps actually do and what they are like, Jennifer Daniel and Barrett W. Sheridan of Bloomberg Businessweek have put together this flow chart, which functions using exactly what users want from a camera app.
The branches that stem from the chart allow people to figure out what app is best for them in a simple, easy way by making understandable comparisons and linking to useful apps. With every major camera app on the chart, the Camera Apps: a Family Tree graph doesn’t overlook any category and is the perfect go-to for smartphone users.
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Trend Themes
1. Camera App Comparison - An increasing need for a camera app comparison tool to help people find the best app for their needs.
2. App Functionality Clarity - A growing demand for platforms that make it easier to understand what different apps do and how they work.
3. Intuitive App Curation - A trend toward more intuitive means of sorting and organizing app options based on users' needs and preferences.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile App Development - The mobile app development industry stands to benefit from creating new comparison and curation tools that help people find the right app for their needs.
2. Digital Media - The digital media industry can leverage the need for greater clarity in app functionality to create content and platforms that help people understand how different apps work.
3. Smartphone Manufacturing - Smartphone manufacturers can benefit by integrating app curation tools into their devices to differentiate their products and improve the user experience.