> ith my touchscreen, I can set the temperature controls to precisely 72F and never touch it again. Sure. I can do the same. That doesn't eliminate the fac

> ith my touchscreen, I can set the temperature controls to precisely 72F and never touch it again. Sure. I can do the same. That doesn't eliminate the fact that I frequently do want to adjust the environment controls. And the temperature, was, of course, just an example. My argument goes for any common control operation that gets stuck onto a touch screen for the manufacturer's convenience.