> obvious feature advantages on the Android side I remember Samsung flagships from 2013-2014. That thing had eye tracking, ie it scrolled the page for you as y

> obvious feature advantages on the Android side I remember Samsung flagships from 2013-2014. That thing had eye tracking, ie it scrolled the page for you as you read it. That’s just one example, the phone was packed with those. How many of those features are useful in daily life though? It’s as if Samsung is trying to pack as many features as they can to compensate for something.