  Ford MyTouch climate control screen All your touch screens are
belong to us?       Consumer Reports ends their analysis of
MyFord Touch by stating:     Comments     Threshold   RE: hate
to say it By Solandri on 1/4/2011 3:30:38 PM , Rating: 4
Complaining about multiple ways to access the same components
when each is done in a distinctly different (depending on the
situation) way is just ridiculous.  If you read the linked
Consumer Reports article, they aren't complaining about having
multiple ways to do the same thing. They're complaining that
none of the options as implemented works as well as a simple
knob and dial:  The center screen’s cluttered pages, tiny
buttons, and small fonts make choosing the right spot to touch
difficult. The screen can be slow to respond.  Touch-sensitive
buttons are designed to respond to a finger tap or swipe across
their surface. They look high tech but tend either to make
bigger adjustments than you want or not respond at
all—especially if you’re wearing gloves. Their small