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It is a big loss regardless if the lack of convenient feedback means the application is never used, even if force feedback is not necessary to function.
by rm_-rf_slash 11y ago
It is a big loss regardless if the lack of convenient feedback means the application is never used, even if force feedback is not necessary to function.
- melling 11y agoyes, it's a big loss if you have nothing now and add a solution for some people. But since it can't meet the needs of everyone ... </sarcasm> You want it all or nothing. seems unreasonable.
- rm_-rf_slash 11y agoAs Tim Cook said to me, if you make something that doesn't change behavior, it's a gimmick, and it won't last. If motion sensors have an application - perhaps for people with disabilities - by all means go for it. But innovation for its own sake can be a waste of time.
- melling 11y agoDo you mean like speech recognition before it's 100% ready? It's pretty limited now and I've noticed that Siri is easily confused and people seem to have to repeat themselves quite often. Obviously, motion sensors have a lot of use without force feedback. Feel free to wait until that point. Telling the rest of us that we don't need it seems pointless.
- AndrewKemendo 11y agoI like that quote. Thanks.