Also, in some cases, we can make investments to get productive on the new UX. I did that with Android. Have to be honest. I can fly on a reasonable Android p

Also, in some cases, we can make investments to get productive on the new UX. I did that with Android. Have to be honest. I can fly on a reasonable Android phone. Apple, not so much. Didn't want to make two investments. Content create, communications, programming, social media, all aren't a burden today. Function set is limited, but it's not as big of a deal as it was prior to really working the UX, just like many of us did with the other paradigms. And I often just do not need a deeper set of features / flows too. Not saying it's better. It's not in my view. But, I am also saying, users can do better with it than they may think.