With introduction of an iPhone, Apple opened our eyes to the possibilities of full screen touch interfaces. But such interfaces have one drawback – there’s a limit how small you can make it.
It would be difficult to put such an interface on iPod Nano – with your finger covering a better part of touchscreen, how would you operate it?
Don’t worry, Apple now has a solution. Why not make a full screen iPod or iPhone Nano, and put an operational touchpanel on the back side?
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