Apple gesture dissonance

Posted July 18th, 2007 by erik

Has anyone noticed that the flick-scroll gesture for the iPhone is the opposite of the double finger flick-scroll on the macbook? The phone uses a more natural metaphor. I was a late adaptor of the double finger scroll on the macbook, and the iphone reversoswitcho is really messing with my muscle-memory.

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