Subject | Re: Adobe's Low hanging .... ? |
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Date | 07/22/2014 00:14 (07/21/2014 18:14) |
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nonsense. if they did that users would need to open up the device any time they wanted to operate the switch. that's ridiculous.Eric StevensSandmanSandmanEric Stevens
Since the topic was moving part in smart phones, I would have expected to see an example of an external switch on a comparable device. Or at least some form of consumer gadget.
Sorry to disapoint you. :-)
So there will be no such examples? Is this because according to you, no household gadgets exists with external switches? They all have internal switches?
That's where any sensible designer would put the. That's where any sensible user would want them.
Can you give any examples of a household gadget with an external switch?all of them.
not only does apple think it's a switch but they *say* it's a switch.Eric StevensI gave the original reference to the internal banana several articles upstream. e.g https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPhone+4+Vibrate+Ring+Switch+Replacement/4334 or http://tinyurl.com/oofzaztSandman
And I am disagreeing with you that the images there show any internal switches. But you are free to call them internal switches if it makes you feel good.
Who are you or I to argue with Apple? Apple thinks its a switch and I am inclined to go along with them. There is no doubt that the switch is mounted inside the device.
which makes it an external switch.SandmanEric Stevens
I think you'll find that when asked to flip the switch to make the iPhone go silent, few people fear that they need to disassemble the device in order to "get at" the switch.
Few people ever want to 'get at' the switch. All they want to do is operate it from the outside, for which task a mechanism exists.