I don't know if this has already been discussed. So sorry if it has.
Within the first minute of using Leopard. Testing out the cover flow view and stacks I immediately got the feeling I was using my iPhone. I actually went to move picture in coverflow with my finger before realizing it wasn't a touch screen.
I believe that what SJ was talking about when he said Leopard was the foundation for their OS for the next ten years was touch screens. This OS seems to be the foundation for an operating system with touch screen capabilities. Granted we may not see these surface for sometime, it is definitely in the works. Even stacks shows signs of the urge to touch.
I don't think the keyboard and mouse will die for a while but touch capabilities will be added to it for certain tasks. (i.e. viewing pictures, searching files with cover flow, etc.)
Thoughts?
Within the first minute of using Leopard. Testing out the cover flow view and stacks I immediately got the feeling I was using my iPhone. I actually went to move picture in coverflow with my finger before realizing it wasn't a touch screen.
I believe that what SJ was talking about when he said Leopard was the foundation for their OS for the next ten years was touch screens. This OS seems to be the foundation for an operating system with touch screen capabilities. Granted we may not see these surface for sometime, it is definitely in the works. Even stacks shows signs of the urge to touch.
I don't think the keyboard and mouse will die for a while but touch capabilities will be added to it for certain tasks. (i.e. viewing pictures, searching files with cover flow, etc.)
Thoughts?