It looks like the expensive stealth fighter has yet another problem.
It has been over a decade since the original iPad was released and soon after the debate began on whether a tablet device could replace a laptop or even PCs in general. Even as recently as late 2018, the question was asked whether a touchscreen would be the new normal—but there are simply times where a touchscreen isn’t as intuitive as having buttons and keys.
WNU Editor: What caught my eye in the above post is this ....
.... At present I am pressing the wrong part of the screen about 20% of the time in flight due to either mis-identification, or more commonly by my finger getting jostled around in turbulence or under G.
Hitting the wrong part of the screen about 20% of the time in flight is (to me) 20% too much.
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