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We choose one button to keep it simple (and quicker to get to market). You can do a lot of things with just one button, just look at the single button on the iP
by erohead 16y ago
We choose one button to keep it simple (and quicker to get to market). You can do a lot of things with just one button, just look at the single button on the iPhone! For example, you can do two actions, like click and click-hold.
- grinich 16y agoalso, double-tap.
- moe 16y agoNeither seems very intuitive for "back" and "forward".
- nitrogen 16y agoI've experimented with using a single button (a Griffin Powermate, actually) to control all of my electronics: one tap toggles the lights, three taps changes lighting scenes, press and hold/five taps turns the projector on or off, eight taps toggles "party mode," ... I'm quite convinced that multiple buttons would be better :).
- stuhacking 16y agoYou could not do much on an iPhone without the touchscreen.