All articles tagged with #design criticism
PhoneArena’s reader poll on the Galaxy S26 and S26 Ultra shows most voters feel the design changes could have been better, with notes that tweaks include rounder corners, thinner bezels, and an S Pen shift, and a potential return of a camera island; concerns about wobble on flat surfaces persist, and readers argue that exterior design deserves as much attention as internal hardware.
The reveal of Mega Dragonite in Pokémon Legends: Z-A has sparked mixed reactions from fans, with some criticizing its goofy design and departure from the fierce image traditionally associated with Dragonite, while others appreciate the new look. The controversy highlights differing perceptions of Dragonite's character, influenced by its in-game and anime portrayals, and the naming conventions of Mega evolutions, which some find amusing or ridiculous. Overall, the discussion reflects ongoing debates about design choices and fan expectations in the Pokémon community.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are set to marry in Venice, with their wedding invitation revealing a charitable focus and a quirky design that has received mixed reactions, including criticism for its appearance. The event has sparked discussions about environmental concerns and the couple's choices, with many debating the tastefulness of the invitation and the timing of its release amid local protests.
Apple's new iOS 26 feature 'Liquid Glass' has received mixed reviews online, with many criticizing its translucent, reactive interface for being difficult to read and visually messy, sparking comparisons to Steve Jobs' emphasis on simplicity. The update was unveiled at WWDC 2025, but some analysts see it as a slow improvement, while others note Apple's focus on AI and developer tools like the Foundation Model framework. Despite the criticism, Apple shares experienced a slight decline following the announcement.
Chrissy Teigen and others criticized the design of the 2023 Emmy Awards red carpet and backdrop, expressing disapproval of the drab and distracting decor, with Teigen specifically calling for better-looking step and repeats. Many online and an event photographer also shared the sentiment, emphasizing the need for elegance and simplicity to allow the stars to shine. This isn't the first time a carpet's design has led to disappointment, as last year's Oscars also faced pushback for its non-red carpet color.