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No, I was referring to Multi-Touch, which was new in smartphones at the time. Most popular smartphones had either keyboards or styli as an input method.
by applecrazy 8y ago
No, I was referring to Multi-Touch, which was new in smartphones at the time. Most popular smartphones had either keyboards or styli as an input method.
- stephengillie 8y agoIt's an interesting paradox, where the iPhone introduced new features while not being at feature parity with existing players. Apple's innovations have often been around expectations instead of technology, and much the same is true of Tesla.
- baxtr 8y agoI think this is an absurd simplification of things. Apple is all about the integration of top notch tech into a product that the market really wants. Take the iPhone’s touchscreen for example or the mini HDDs in the first iPods.