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> More and more gestures you don't know about as a normal user. I see this complaint quite a bit, but it doesn’t make sense to me. Of course there are more an
by zepto 5y ago
> More and more gestures you don't know about as a normal user.
I see this complaint quite a bit, but it doesn’t make sense to me. Of course there are more and more features, and of course most people don’t know about most of them because there are so many.
> Where is the "all the gestures" instruction manual from Apple?
If you want to know about the new gestures, Apple demonstrates them during keynotes whose sole purpose is to announce them. They are covered internationally by pretty much all of the technology press.
As others have pointed out, there are in fact many places where Apple documents them too.
- FireBeyond 5y ago> If you want to know about the new gestures, Apple demonstrates them during keynotes whose sole purpose is to announce them. I get your next point about documentation, but if you think saying I have to watch a 90 minute marketing presentation to learn about gestures is some kind of obvious or reasonable expectation? No thanks.
- zepto 5y ago> saying I have to watch a 90 minute marketing presentation It is literally nothing but an explanation and demonstration of new features. It’s obvious that if you want new features to be demonstrated to you, you are going to need to watch a demonstration. If you don’t, then you can read the documentation or ask your friends. The complaint that nobody is telling normal users about these features makes no sense.