08-28-2019, 08:12 AM
No. If a user needs twice the time to get settings ready, it's not a matter of taste but of missing logic. There are usability tests and there are guidelines of how to do and how to don't. Ignoring them doesn't help any manufacturer. Not cleaning them up, either.
Packing gazillions of features into the firmware is not necessarily helpful or better than reduce them to what is needed (and not to make a large list of features). Especially Sony would have the manpower and experience, but I reckon there's a Japanese special style for toys, not tools.
Packing gazillions of features into the firmware is not necessarily helpful or better than reduce them to what is needed (and not to make a large list of features). Especially Sony would have the manpower and experience, but I reckon there's a Japanese special style for toys, not tools.