I wish my Galaxy Z Fold 8 would copy this excellent Motorola feature

The article argues that smartphone makers are overwhelming users with too many features, especially AI capabilities, and that IT organizations should expect adoption challenges when tools are hard to discover or remember. It makes the case that simple, memorable gesture controls can improve usability, increase feature utilization, and create a more intuitive interface for high-value functions like camera, search, and AI assistants. For CIOs and technology leaders, the strategic takeaway is that feature value is often limited by user experience and change management—not just functionality—so easier interaction models can materially improve enterprise adoption and ROI.