I think this is a product with simply not enough testing.
Makes sense - at the time they were a hardware startup needing to get a hockey stick sales graph to please investors, so I'm sure the engineers were pushed to make a minimum viable product and then fix bugs in software. Then with the increased sales and Google acquisition there was no time to fix the bugs because they had new products to work on.
Makes sense - at the time they were a hardware startup needing to get a hockey stick sales graph to please investors, so I'm sure the engineers were pushed to make a minimum viable product and then fix bugs in software. Then with the increased sales and Google acquisition there was no time to fix the bugs because they had new products to work on.