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I mean when two concepts are at war and are sometimes incompatible. For example, I am a PC gamer. I think mouse / keyboard is the best way to play many types o
by leetharris 3y ago
I mean when two concepts are at war and are sometimes incompatible.
For example, I am a PC gamer. I think mouse / keyboard is the best way to play many types of games.
But it impractical to have a M/KB on a phone.
So when I play a mobile game I wish I had a M/KB, but I am OK with sacrificing it because I have a portable form factor that was previously not possible.
The new Volvo CX30, for example, put a lot of very simple buttons in the center so they wouldn't need to manufacture a left side driver and right side driver model with completely different layouts. It's likely not as intuitive, but the reduction in manufacturing costs allows them to deliver EVs for cheaper.
This is the kind of idea I was trying to convey, but I admit it was confusing.
- philote 3y agoSurprisingly nobody else has mentioned having physical buttons on a phone. But IMO a keyboard is absolutely practical for a phone. One of the first smartphones I bought had a slide-out keyboard. It's nice to be able to tell when you hit a button and that you're hitting the right one. My fat fingers can't handle on-screen keyboards well, and swiping words never works as well as I hope. So I end up frustrated and trying to fix my text constantly.