kavyboy
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OS/2? Commodore? Mapquest? Yahoo? Friendster, Myspace, Digg... Some companies survive pissing off their users, and some just fade away.Do you use any of these products? Microsoft? Apple? Waze? Google?
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OS/2? Commodore? Mapquest? Yahoo? Friendster, Myspace, Digg... Some companies survive pissing off their users, and some just fade away.Do you use any of these products? Microsoft? Apple? Waze? Google?
Google is one of the worst. They kept making changes to our detriment and we finally told them we would need to suspend doing business with them if they kept on that path. However, multiple millions a year does have some pull, so they finally listened.Do you use any of these products? Microsoft? Apple? Waze? Google? All of these companies change software to what they think is better. So they also have it as the take it or leave it mentality. All the above have a subset of pissed off users when things change.
This is industry standard.
Google is one of the worst. They kept making changes to our detriment and we finally told them we would need to suspend doing business with them if they kept on that path. However, multiple millions a year does have some pull, so they finally listened.
OS/2? Commodore? Mapquest? Yahoo? Friendster, Myspace, Digg... Some companies survive pissing off their users, and some just fade away.
This is the only thing about the V9 changes that I like.I like all the buttons at the bottom better. They are closer to where my hands are when I'm driving.
That's the only nice thing I have to say about Tesla.
Version 9 is made for a model 3 (and perhaps future S/X) single "horizontal model 3 screen".
I am very unhappy with Tesla for reducing the functionality of my console.
The Model S/X vertical screen was kind of like two monitors for your computer at home or work.
You could open the functional displays energy, audio, map, etc. and choose where to locate top or bottom or full screen.
Now there is only one universal shared "flexible window" at the very bottom of the screen. The rear camera view and all other function screens are down by the cup holders.
What is the rest of the display doing.. a map stuck as the background.... Really? Did someone forget to program a close button on the map?
This interface layout is not suitable for a vertical screen. The design is for a horizontal screen located mid dash in height. All of the menus are at the very bottom of the screen, you know farthest away from the road and where your attention should be. I am aware that Tesla has shown concepts of one horizontal screen for the future model S and X just like the model 3. Maybe this interface is perfect for that, but is terrible and perhaps dangerous for a vertical screen like the models S/X currently have.
I bought my model S with the "2 window" screen, now I have only 1, and located down by the cup holder.
How many computer monitors are on your desk? Ya know, you really only need one, you can just tab between the applications. This update effectively removed one of my monitors and replaced it with a fixed map while locking the position of the remaining monitor.
Will Tesla restore the lost functionality? I hope so, but I doubt it.
The software interface needs to be reworked for all vertical screen interfaces. The menus need to be located at the top of the display (not the bottom), and restore the 2 active screen windows, with zoom and swap like I purchased with my model S.
Tesla this is really going backward in my opinion.
Formerly a happy customer in Ohio.
Actually, 80-year-old drivers are more likely to be a bit stiff in the neck and need that camera as a side-mirror. Anything that forces your eyes further from the road is less desirable than what does not.
I've spent a couple of days with v9 now. What a massive *yawn* it is. Once people get used to it being different no one will care anymore, but it's definitely buggy poorly QA'ed product, just like everything Tesla ships out the door.
Not sure I've seen anyone suggest everyone go back to v8.if Tesla gave in to pressure and reverted back to V8, as many have noted in this thread
...If Tesla gives in and reverts back to V8, then what's next? Maybe enough people will holler and scream and post on forums that they HATE EAP (some actually have, I know) - and Tesla will give in to their whim also, and disable EAP on all our cars. And so on, and so on....
So - Elon - Tesla - PLEASE don't give in to those that want to revert! Do what you do best: Program changes, get feedback, find the common ground, and make it better. Rinse, and repeat.
After all... although I, and many others, love V9... I also look forward to the upcoming changes!
If they get enough people howling for a roll-back, they will provide it. This I was told by Tesla.
Do you agree with this premise?...Return user choice to the interface
Actually, 80-year-old drivers are more likely to be a bit stiff in the neck and need that camera as a side-mirror. Anything that forces your eyes further from the road is less desirable than what does not.
Perhaps. And a highway patrol officer would probably say that playing with buttons anywhere on the dash or on a display is a safety issue regardless of where they are located as compared to old cars that didn't have anything to entice you to play with. They see lots of accidents every day for this sort of distracted driving which is why I avoid changing practically anything while I'm moving the car.They also need to give us the option to restore app buttoms at the top. Having a non-AP MS, I believe is a safety issue.