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I think this is a prime example of why apple products are harder to use than they need to be because they refuse to evolve the hardware as the software evolve.
by efraim 14y ago
I think this is a prime example of why apple products are harder to use than they need to be because they refuse to evolve the hardware as the software evolve. They start out with very simple functionality that only need one button. Now, one button does different things depending on if you press, double press or press and hold it down. It's the same with their laptops, so many functions are hidden behind multi-fingered gestures on the touch pad or moving the pointer to some corner or the screen. It's not any easier than putting more buttons on the phone or making the options visible somehow.