2 ms·
This whole thing honestly reminds of the pushback against touch-screen only smartphones, along with the infamous "mixing the input and output on the same surfac
by filoleg 7y ago
This whole thing honestly reminds of the pushback against touch-screen only smartphones, along with the infamous "mixing the input and output on the same surface" quote (I cannot recall the exact quote, but my bastardized version provides a pretty good gist of it). People will scream, people will kick, but it will eventually happen.
sidenote: I was initially in the "bring the keyboards on smartphones back" camp as well, but given how well it all worked out 10 years later, I foresee the same happening with touchscreens in cars.
- m52go 7y agoThey are completely different situations. People are intently focused on their smartphones, whereas they're distracted when using car controls.
- filoleg 7y agoOh, I realize that, not trying to draw a direct analogy. Just expressing my feeling that the whole debate over touch screens in cars will end up the same way.