> I don't think that in the last 10 years I ever had thought "I wish my phones CPU had higher clock speed"...
Thats a thing with the computer industry, everthing is getting faster all the time but everthing keeps feeling getting slower.
For me the pinnacle of UI was Mac OS 9, it was just so snappy and responsive. It's (pre emtive) multithreading was a pain to wait for but the UI itself was tactile. Apply only approached this on Mac OS X with (I believe) 10.7 Lion when they overhauled stuff under the hood (after upgrading to that version it felt like I bought a new machine). After that it's been downhill again.
Thats a thing with the computer industry, everthing is getting faster all the time but everthing keeps feeling getting slower.
For me the pinnacle of UI was Mac OS 9, it was just so snappy and responsive. It's (pre emtive) multithreading was a pain to wait for but the UI itself was tactile. Apply only approached this on Mac OS X with (I believe) 10.7 Lion when they overhauled stuff under the hood (after upgrading to that version it felt like I bought a new machine). After that it's been downhill again.