Smartphones need a shift in focus from the camera to the rest of the device
(Android Central)

With the ability to get good photos from almost any modern smartphone, manufacturers should start focusing on other parts of the phone. Since cameras were invented, these devices have been a cornerstone of society. With the first truly accessible and portable camera, arriving in 1888 from Kodak, people have been taking photos to freeze-frame a moment of time. Fast-forward to smartphones with cameras built-in, and we`ve reached a point where nearly everyone has a camera — at all times. But with so many fantastic camera phones at nearly every price — is the camera really a selling point when buying a new smartphone? Now, I`m not saying that the camera in your smartphone isn`t important or possibly even the reason you purchased that particular device. I`m simply saying that for the average person, not the weekend warrior photographer or budding filmmaker, that camera has gotten so good on so many phones that perhaps manufacturers need to begin shifting their focus (get it…focus)...