Touch is the new click
Noticed this headline today on the Innovision Research & Technology website:
Interesting that they are comparing RFID/NFC to a Button.
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after having tried out the iphone i am very much convinced as well that touch is the new click and we might even get used to use more of our fingers than just thumb or index finger or swivel things around all of the time. it’s so much fun! (and people really look at you in a funny way on the subway when you suddenly tilt your device)
cheers for linking to that button-blog, almost had forgotten about it!