About "dumping the Apple I series-laying the foundation for Google's future Touch devices !" Feelings

This is a video we saw on Youku. It looks so dazzling ........

 

Apple I Series-laying the foundation for Google's future Touch devices!

 

But you must know that the biggest problem with the user interface is not how dazzling you are, but whether users want to learn or not. Apple used the mouse for commercial use at the earliest time, but in order to maintain operational efficiency, Apple chose the operation method used with mouse pointing and keyboard shortcuts. However, what is the result? When personal computers became popular on a large scale, Apple quickly lost to the most efficient pure mouse operation. Why? The key isLarge-scale PopularizationWhen the number of votes is large enough, the laziness nature of humans will begin to gain the upper hand.

 

In contrast, for Unix/Linux, due to a specific historical period and a specific user base, UNIX is lucky to avoid the effect of "bad currency expelling good currency" caused by large-scale popularization. The result is that Unix has successfully created and maintained an extremely efficient operation mode in a specific user group by making full use of 85 buttons in the primary key area of the keyboard. Even in the graphical X Window environment, the 85 key still maintains a very high operation efficiency.

 

Now, as the computer screen grows bigger and bigger, pure mouse operations have begun to face major problems. The simplest example is that the distance between the scroll bar and the refresh button in the browser is getting farther and farther. This is a serious problem because Web browsing has become one of the most important tasks of personal computers. The user is simply patient. So why be patient? Because of laziness, you are unwilling to learn new things. In fact, you will find that due to laziness, humans are willing to pay more work to complete simple tasks, while keeping these extra jobs unconscious. Once people need to learn a way of change, this kind of workLearning WorkWill immediately enter people's consciousness, and the lazy nature will resist any "perceived" additional work.

 

So when will people be willing to accept additional "learning work "? One is forced, and the other is tempted. I am forced to feel like this. I don't need to say much in this programmer-oriented community. The temptation is actually the motivation for large-scale and popular user learning. Apple, led by Steve Jobs, is clearly familiar with this. Bill Gates is actually from the door, but Microsoft does not come to power now.

 

In addition, in the current "community survival" era, for young people, the greater motivation comes from the pressure of the community. Circle of friends, social circles, work circles ...... Keep yourself decent and never get laughed at in the circle ...... Consistent with those in the circle, rather than the technology itself, will take a greater weight when making a choice.