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I was surprised they didn't use force touch from the iPhone as the way you interface with it. It would feel so much better if you had to click the buttons, and
by Klathmon 8y ago
I was surprised they didn't use force touch from the iPhone as the way you interface with it.
It would feel so much better if you had to click the buttons, and it would cut down accidental brushes against it to basically nothing.
In fact, they nailed the haptic feedback on the macbook pro's touchpad so well, i'm still shocked they aren't doing more with it. A touchscreen that has buttons that only "click" when you click right on them, or being able to drag your finger slowly over the pad and feel "taps" when you hit an edge of something. I'm sure there's something i'm missing on why they aren't using it more, but it seems like they have all the ingredients for an awesome experience but just aren't using them all together!