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Originally posted by - - e r i k - -: That's not the point is it?  The point is that these buttons do not give tactile feedback and require your eyes to manipulate them as opposed to just using your hands. Fitt's law come to mind?Look, I've recognized that the buttons look "kewl" and all, they just aren't that intuitive. Hence, a step back in usability. And mind you, I've tried using both layouts. A lot. |
Once again, why do you need "tactile feedback" when you can hear (from changes in the music) that a button has been pressed? The only time that is a problem is when you are using the "Menu" button, which you need to be looking at the screen for anyways (to chose where you want to go) on any iPod.
I still don't see how they are not intuitive, and from my standpoint offer no difference in usability between the 1g/2g and the 3g.