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This reminds me of Blackberry saying “enterprise users need a real keyboard” when the iPhone was launched. Which isn’t to say you’re wrong, a driving experienc
by mikeryan 4y ago
This reminds me of Blackberry saying “enterprise users need a real keyboard” when the iPhone was launched.
Which isn’t to say you’re wrong, a driving experience isn’t the same, but I’m sure that experience was the guiding principle behind Tesla going full touchscreen.
That being said apple put a lot of work on the keyboard experience with haptics and fuzzy hit design to make it as functional as it is. I’m not sure Tesla has done the same level of usability work.
- cwilkes 4y agoThe difference is you are walking / sitting when using your iPhone with the touchscreen. Trying to find out what mode to be in to turn up the heat when going 70mph is a recipe for disaster no matter how much money they pour into it.
- TheHappyOddish 4y agoWhen I look at other road users, I find quite a lot of them are driving when using their iPhones :).
- admax88qqq 4y agoI personally have a theory that there'd be fewer texting and driving accidents if we had BlackBerrys with physical keyboards instead of touch screens.