Forrester Analyst Says Time to 'Up the Ante' on iPhone

The video discusses the evolution of smartphone control, focusing on gesture-based interactions. It highlights how consumers are expected to adapt to these new controls, which are seen as a natural extension of existing sensor-based interactions. The discussion includes the history of smartphone app growth and the need for updated control paradigms to accommodate the increasing number of apps.

What is the speaker's view on consumer adaptability to gesture-based controls?

• Consumers will adapt quickly.

• Consumers will struggle to adapt.

• Consumers will reject the new controls.

• Consumers will need extensive training.

Which products are mentioned as having previously used gesture-based controls?

• Google products

• Apple products

• Samsung products

• Microsoft products

What is the new aspect of gesture-based controls in smartphones according to the speaker?

• Their affordability

• Their extensive application

• Their simplicity

• Their complexity

Why does the speaker believe it's time for a new control paradigm in smartphones?

• Because smartphones are becoming obsolete

• Due to hardware limitations

• Due to the increase in the number of apps

• Because consumers demand it

How many apps did smartphones typically have a decade ago, according to the speaker?

• 15 to 20 apps

• 7 to 10 apps

• 5 or 6 apps

• 2 or 3 apps