Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
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Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#2This story makes me laugh. The irony of an Apple co-founder chastising another company for updates that slowly and significantly make the experience worse everytime is too rich.
I don’t have a Tesla and I’m fully bought into the Apple ecosystem and my god, the recent updates to the HomePod line and Siri have made it genuinely unusable. Not a single speaker can stay in sync for a whole song. And god forbid you want to find a photo you took on your phone now
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#3I bet fans will not react to this. They believe their genius is at work.
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#4Maybe try using the "myToyota Connect" app for a day, or most any legacy carmarker's touchscreen UI, and tell me who's the worst at improving their technology.
Although I do agree with Woz that not having a physical latch for opening the glovebox on the Tesla is the stupidest thing ever.
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
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Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#6This story makes me laugh. The irony of an Apple co-founder chastising another company for updates that slowly and significantly make the experience worse everytime is too rich. I don’t have a Tesla and I’m fully bought into the Apple ecosystem and my god, the recent updates to the HomePod line and Siri have made it genuinely unusable. Not a single speaker can stay in sync for a whole song. And god forbid you want to…
Photos app in iOS 18 is simply atrocious. Try sharing an album with friends. So many UX issues that it could be a case study.
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#7This story makes me laugh. The irony of an Apple co-founder chastising another company for updates that slowly and significantly make the experience worse everytime is too rich. I don’t have a Tesla and I’m fully bought into the Apple ecosystem and my god, the recent updates to the HomePod line and Siri have made it genuinely unusable. Not a single speaker can stay in sync for a whole song. And god forbid you want to…
That being said it's funny that Wozniak left Apple before Apple era.
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#8I bet fans will not react to this. They believe their genius is at work.
I don't think I've met a single Tesla fan who thinks getting rid of the stalks on the Model 3 Highland was a good idea. Even Tesla had to backpedal on this, since the new Model Y Juniper brought back one for turn signals (but not gear selections).
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#9Maybe try using the "myToyota Connect" app for a day, or most any legacy carmarker's touchscreen UI, and tell me who's the worst at improving their technology. Although I do agree with Woz that not having a physical latch for opening the glovebox on the Tesla is the stupidest thing ever.
The Model Y, 3 has no physical latch in the back seat to exit. As an owner who primarily sits in the front seat this was a significant oversight on my part. And I won’t be making it again.
Re: Steve Wozniak says Tesla 'is the worst in the world' at improving its technology
#10This story makes me laugh. The irony of an Apple co-founder chastising another company for updates that slowly and significantly make the experience worse everytime is too rich. I don’t have a Tesla and I’m fully bought into the Apple ecosystem and my god, the recent updates to the HomePod line and Siri have made it genuinely unusable. Not a single speaker can stay in sync for a whole song. And god forbid you want to…
> the recent updates to the HomePod line and Siri have made it genuinely unusable.
I probably missed something. I thought that he stopped being involved with Apple development in 1985 (40 years ago).