Yes, the software side looks absolutely fabulous - a tinkerer's dream. Full kudos to Evolv, they have indeed moved things up a level.
But the first part of your statement is not merely wrong; it's a disgraceful disservice to the company you claim to adore so much. They won't say that because it's not true. I don't know Evolv personally but I do know innumerable designers, developers, inventors, and almost none of them would dream of spouting the sort of clap trap you do. A creator will be proud of his or her work, will celebrate it, but they will also intimately understand the difficulties of the work, the challenges faced, the compromises necessary. They are usually the first to admire the progress and achievements of others, because they know what is required to achieve it. And they can actually understand it in the first place, and know when it works; a facility you lack in your wilful, self-inflicted blindness.
A person who cares about technology, who appreciates it properly, celebrates all innovation and all achievement. They know full well that technological progress is a game of stepping stones and of "standing on the shoulders of giants". Evolv pioneered TC, and did it well. Others then came along and did it better, in particular Dicodes. Evolv have now moved it forward again, and so it will continue. Innokin are pioneering a whole different branch of the technology, with in-tank sensors.
Someone who cares about technology celebrates all of these things. They use everything and experiment with all, take the best they can from everything. You do not care about technology, not even a little bit.
For whatever reason you care about one company. And not even in a healthy way; the more of your posts I see, the more I realise it's not so much that you love Evolv, so much as you hate everything else. There's nothing to be celebrated in hate, nothing to feel good about trying to highlight the bad in everything. That is not how technology, and society, progresses, and more importantly it's very unlikely to be how your 'idols' operate themselves.
I love technology and I am thrilled to see what Evolv seem to have achieved. All progress is to be celebrated and this looks like great progress for tinkerers and analysts like myself. It remains to see whether it will be a huge benefit to the general public who won't ever turn on the software, and just want reliable Ni200 and perhaps Ti and SS temp control, which they can now get from many devices. But the more devices that come out supporting new TC wires, the better, so that is absolutely to be celebrated.
The future of vaping technology is bright, and Evolv are continuing to do their part to make it brighter. It's just sad that there are people like you who see fit to try and turn that into darkness wherever and whenever you can. Thankfully you are absolutely in the minority.
(And same goes to anyone in this thread trying hard to look for any possible flaw or weakness in this chip. Shame on you, too.)
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