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I have and I find it absolutely bewildering how someone is fine with a touchscreen on any car, I'm of the opinion it should be illegal, and seems the industry/r

I have and I find it absolutely bewildering how someone is fine with a touchscreen on any car, I'm of the opinion it should be illegal, and seems the industry/regulation is catching up with that now. It's impossible to learn where to press because there is no physical buttons to learn by. Meanwhile, my car has physical buttons for everything and it took me about a week before I could control and navigate everything without looking. I could never do that with a touchscreen. I've had a smartphone since 2010 and still I cannot even type without looking, been practicing that for 10 years!

xedeon 7y ago
> my car has physical buttons for everything and it took me about a week before I could control and navigate everything without looking. > It's impossible to learn where to press because there is no physical buttons to learn by. You just pointed out glaring disadvantages with buttons/knobs. Situational Touchscreen Controls + Natural Language Processing voice commands is far superior. It's also more intuitive. I can literally tell it "Turn on driver seat heaters to 3 bacons" and it will set the seat heater to the max setting (1-3). https://youtu.be/mV8h2doorrc?t=58 https://youtu.be/mV8h2doorrc?t=58 If you're telling be voice commands (that actually work) are inferior when it comes to buttons, I don't know what to tell you.