- You decide what makes sense to discuss 🙃? Do you work at Swiscom?
- Or do you have… a problem? I’m happy to talk to you about it.
Have a nice day, SILVERMACHINE
Have a nice day, SILVERMACHINE
Every designer does it exactly that way. Fashion, cars, smartphones, buildings, perfume bottles, furniture, title pages, remote controls, signets, wine bottle labels, car rims, packaging, shop fittings, layouts, websites,… everywhere the customer is forced to see what is supposed to please.
And some people like the result and others don’t, what’s the problem?
@hed wrote:
Every designer does it exactly that way. Fashion, cars, smartphones, buildings, perfume bottles, furniture, title pages, remote controls, signets, wine bottle labels, car rims, packaging, shop fittings, layouts, websites,… everywhere the customer is forced to see what is supposed to please.
And some people like the result and others don’t, what’s the problem?
Unfortunately you are forgetting a big difference. All of the above, apart from websites that somehow don’t fit in, are providers of consumer goods, whereas Swisscom is a service provider financed with taxpayers’ money.
@Seppl17 wrote:
… Swisscom is a public limited company and the federal government holds 51% of it….
It is not financed with tax money, but rather it delivers profits to the state treasury and pays dividends.
Who is the federal government? The taxpayer, who is the majority shareholder with 51%!
But that is not the most important thing I say.
\=> Swisscom is a service provider, and that is the crucial difference.
there is no customer survey. That’s probably just a lame excuse.
Dear Swisscom, is now conducting a representative survey about the satisfaction with your new jack-of-all-trades (EOS.4.2), which you think is so great, and will then publish it. Thanks.
But you probably don’t have the courage to do that…?
@r4s6 wrote:
@Seppl17 wrote:
… Swisscom is a public limited company and the federal government holds 51% of it….
It is not financed with tax money, but rather it delivers profits to the state treasury and pays dividends.Who is the federal government? The taxpayer, who is the majority shareholder with 51%!
But that’s not the most important thing I say.
\=> Swisscom is a service provider, and that is the crucial difference.
Yes, but it is not the taxpayer who finances Swisscom, but the other way around. Thanks, among other things, to the dividends that Swisscom pays to the federal government every year, the federal government has enough money in its coffers to be able to finance crises like the current one.
And service is a commodity like any other, i.e. the same rules apply as in any other business. And this also includes marketing, corporate identity, appearance, brand and design language. Service does not mean that you have to serve everyone. Here too there is an offer, price, demand, competitors and customers who ultimately decide for or against a product or product. decide on a service under the given conditions. Business Administration 1st semester…
@Hiochitzauk21 You can find all information about the update here: [/t5/Usage/Update-EOS4-New-Software-Version-f%C3%BCr-die-UHD-TV-Box-verf%C3%BCgbar/m-p/608694#M45973](https://commu nity.swisscom.ch/t5/Nutzung/Update-EOS4-Neue-Software-Version-f%C3%BCr-die-UHD-TV-Box-verf%C3%BCgbar/m-p/608694#M45973)
Liebe Grüsse / Salut et à bientôt / Ciao e a presto / Cheers, see you soon!
ThomasS
Question 1) The new TV Guide shows a TV Tip that takes up 80% of the screen. How can you take him away? Please don’t answer that you can also see the last channel you watched when you turn it on, the problem with the oversized TV tip persists when you press the home button…
Question 2) The bar that I/we used the most before was the “recently viewed posts” (or similar name). Why don’t they exist anymore?
Answer 1)
If you don’t get rid of it, that’s just the new concept. You quickly get used to it - I’ve had this view for several months
Answer 2)
I don’t know why it doesn’t exist anymore - I can’t even remember that there was anything on the screen.
But by long pressing the channel change button (in the middle under the microphone button) you can access the list of recently viewed programs at any time
By the way, there are more such “tricks” on the remote control:
For example, with a long press on the red record button you can go directly to the list of recordings - you don’t need a guide or menu or anything like that on the screen….
….keep on rockin' 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼