I don't know about you, but I'm not too high on Samsung or Toyota these days. I've had a LOT of problems with Samsung's internet tvs and smartphones and Toyota's rav.
as most of you are aware, we HAD to replace our 4G cell phones. not that that's Samsung's fault alone. we ALL had to get 5G phones to replace our 4G phones. ... but that's another story.
so, in using the new Samsung 5G phone, there's TWO shutter buttons on the camera. Where Is The Floating Shutter Button On Samsung Galaxy Phones? | CodePre.com
at first I didn't know that the other button was a "floating shutter button". I thought it had something to do with light. "why won't this !@#&%^* phone take the photo?"
so, why does one need a "floating shutter button"? beats me.
why does Samsung keep adding useless "bells & whistles"? beats me.
is Samsung deliberately trying to frustrate its customers by adding annoying useless features to their products? that's what it looks like to me.
here's an idea, Samsung. STOP changing stuff just to be changing stuff. it's hard enough to figure out how to use your complicated internet tvs and smartphones without you changing stuff all of the time.
the same goes for Toyota. the 2019 rav that we bought has more useless junk on it than you can shake a stick at. more useless junk that doesn't work. it seems to me that Toyota loads their cars up with useless junk that doesn't work to get more $$$$ from customers who bring their cars in to the dealer to get the useless junk fixed. Toyota stalls while the vehicle is under warranty--NOT when you're paying the freight. not me. I just leave the broken useless junk broken. and resolve that I'll NEVER buy another Toyota again.
