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January 17, 2007
Tog on iPhone
Posted by Peter Harbeson at 02:17 PM |
Categories: User Interface
Bruce Tognazzini, UI design guru and my first UI design teacher, has posted a pretty positive review of the iPhone on his website,
AskTog. Near the end, he says:
However, while this first iPhone may not be the be-all and end-all, neither was the original Mac. With its 128k of memory, 8 MHz processor, and primitive, inflexible interface, users would be hard-pressed to get any real work done today. Nonetheless, the original Mac was a magnificent start, and iPhone is likewise.