Thank you for an excellent piece. I should append that many of the "upgrades" and "improvements" (e.g., on the cell phone; with various computer softwares; et al.) actually make things worse for the user. Most recently, I have had the repeated joys -- sometimes three times in a single work day -- of getting knocked out of all five gmail …
Thank you for an excellent piece. I should append that many of the "upgrades" and "improvements" (e.g., on the cell phone; with various computer softwares; et al.) actually make things worse for the user. Most recently, I have had the repeated joys -- sometimes three times in a single work day -- of getting knocked out of all five gmail accounts: thanks to some or other "improvement" by the geniuses at Google.
Thank you for an excellent piece. I should append that many of the "upgrades" and "improvements" (e.g., on the cell phone; with various computer softwares; et al.) actually make things worse for the user. Most recently, I have had the repeated joys -- sometimes three times in a single work day -- of getting knocked out of all five gmail accounts: thanks to some or other "improvement" by the geniuses at Google.