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> There is no way touchscreens in cars can be the best we can do given constraints, because they're much worse than what they replaced. It is not about how poo
by jstummbillig 5y ago
> There is no way touchscreens in cars can be the best we can do given constraints, because they're much worse than what they replaced.
It is not about how poorly touchscreens perform against what they replace, but what they enable: A continuously developed car, built around software (updates).
- bertjk 5y agoI personally prefer the cars I buy to be in a finished state. It pains me to even wonder what sort of "refreshed" UX paradigms each software update might decide to introduce.