11–20 of 299 posts
"I bought the fridge so my wife could keep up with my calendar. I hope this gets fixed soon. That is a lot of wasted money if no one can use this anymore." If only there were other ways of checking or sharing an electronic calendar! The future is now.
Do we need to create a universal standard to measure how close/far we are to/from The Jetsons?
I have a Samsung refrigerator that is supposed to be Internet-connectible. I wasted about 5 minutes on it before giving up. The shoddy quality of the software combined with the low marginal utility of having my refrigerator connected to the Internet just didn't make it worth more than 5 minutes of my time.
I have a Samsung refrigerator that is supposed to be Internet-connectible. I wasted about 5 minutes on it before giving up. The shoddy quality of the software combined with the low marginal utility of having my refrigerator connected to the Internet just didn't make it worth more than 5 minutes of my time.
The marginal utility of having a refrigerator connected to the Internet is not something I ever thought someone would have to estimate.
If someone as geeky about this stuff as me thinks like this, there's no hope for connected appliances actually catching on anywhere.
white people problems
white people problems
Well, at least a calendar is fitting for a refrigerator, as opposed to a twitter client or whatever.
Well, at least a calendar is fitting for a refrigerator, as opposed to a twitter client or whatever.
http://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-rf4289hars-refrigerator...