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The part before your quote, that you cut off is important. > even on iOS you can't manually trigger a firmware update as Having the option to manually trigger
by geon 2y ago
The part before your quote, that you cut off is important.
> even on iOS you can't manually trigger a firmware update as
Having the option to manually trigger an update, and seeing the progress would not affect the average user at all.
- szundi 2y agoLess features, less complexity.
- geon 2y agoIn the UI, yes. But the functionality is already preset. It just needs a button and a progress bar.
- Rinzler89 2y agoLess features also results into worse UX sometimes. There's a point of diminishing returns, and Apple of recent loves to keep crossing over it, by removing useful features such as being able to trigger a FW updates when the user wants to instead of waiting around for it to maybe happen.