Read more.A poll of 2,000 Brits has revealed that millions of consumers don't understand gadgets, and many of us will end up throwing them across the room.
Read more.A poll of 2,000 Brits has revealed that millions of consumers don't understand gadgets, and many of us will end up throwing them across the room.
Well I for one have never thrown a gadget across a room in frustration, and to be honest I don't understand how people cant use something like a DVD player, a gadget I feel is one of the simplest to use. DVD in, select what you want with the big arrow/select buttons and watch. Couldn't be much easier.
What frustrates me more are incompetent users who cant be bothered to read the manual.
I'd still like a future in which gadgets can be controlled telepathically though...
I'll plead guilty to not knowing much about mobile phone features ..... because I don't want to know. If I can get it to make calls, receive calls, store and retrieve numbers from memory, that's about all I want. Anything else is surplus to requirements.
As for the rest, they just require a bit of practice, and maybe a bit of RTM'ing when new. But throw one across the room? Not hardly.
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