Review: Native Union Switch  Hey, who decided we should adjust
volume by pushing buttons instead of turning a knob? Whether you
have to push the button repeatedly, or push, hold, and wait to
hit the right volume, is that really easier than twisting a
knob? No, it's not. Unfortunately, I know of only one Bluetooth
speaker maker who realizes this: Native Union.  On the side of
the $149 Native Union Switch Bluetooth speaker is an old-
fashioned volume control. Or maybe it'd be better to call it a
new-fashioned volume control. It doesn't turn smoothly, it turns
in steps-so it's a digital encoder, not an analog potentiometer.
In the middle of the knob is the Switch's only button, which
controls power and Bluetooth mating.  Maybe this doesn't sound
like a big deal, but I loved being able to grab the Switch's
volume control to crank it up or turn it down with just a quick
twist. It makes a big enough difference to me that I've found
myself using the Switch more often than any of the many other
Bluetooth speakers I ha