You're projecting your own agenda onto the article. The article's starting point is comparing the Apple products to previous incarnations of Apple products. >

You're projecting your own agenda onto the article. The article's starting point is comparing the Apple products to previous incarnations of Apple products. > Further, they made a new font that is readable at all sizes AND an OS that lets you dynamically change the size of the fonts in your settings and have it work across applications. Here's a clear example - in your haste to throw your agenda on top of the article, you've missed that the article talks about this exact feature, and that it doesn't work well: on many app screens, this option made normal fonts so large that the text wouldn’t fit on the screen. It's a long article, sure, but that comment is only about 10% of the way in.