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At last some common sense regarding infotainment touch screens

David Berthon

I spoke recently on the development of the touch screen and how they have become so prolific that they are a definite driver distraction – forget the mobile phone the touchscreen is a good way to take your eyes off the road. So some really sensible comment from the designer of the Apple iPod and iPhone Sir Jony Ive who says that modern infotainment touch screens can’t match the tactile
feeling of physical buttons. The former Apple design chief claims new car buyers will drive demand for physical buttons to return to automotive entertainment systems. From my perspective they can’t come soon enough – the infotainment touchscreen has become counter intuitive – unnecessarily complex, distractive and downright dangerous if used on the move – simple moves from the turn of a button or a dial are just so easy without taking your eyes off the road. I’m David Berthon.

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