Really appreciate this overall move back to physical buttons. This was our favorite excerpt from the article: > Fundamentally, the problem with touch-based int

Really appreciate this overall move back to physical buttons. This was our favorite excerpt from the article: > Fundamentally, the problem with touch-based interfaces is that they aren’t touch-based at all, because they need us to look when using them. Think, for example, of the screen of your smartphone, which requires your undivided gaze when you press on its smooth surface. > As a result, “touch screen” is a misnomer, says Rachel Plotnick ... Such interfaces would be more accurately described as “sight-based,” she says.