Did Steve Jobs make a mistake with the iPhone?

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What if Steve Jobs had offered the first iPhone on January 9, 2007 at the Macworld Conference in San Francisco not only with touchscreen technology, but also with buttons? Wouldn't he have achieved double sales success? For touchscreen lovers and those who like buttons? BMW engineers seem to have thought about these questions for a long time when developing the new flagship, the 7 Series. The Munich-based company presented the result in mid-April: touchscreen plus buttons - a solution that makes every salesperson happy and perhaps raises a few eyebrows among brand strategists.

The automotive world is changing fundamentally. Zero france rcs data CO2 and electric drive is the new paradigm. Away from diesel, which is burdened with a lot of negative news and scandals. Away from plug-in hybrids, which are often seen as a rip-off. And what is BMW doing with its flagship for the next eight years? A little bit of everything, neither fish nor fowl, everything for everyone - so diesel, plug-in, petrol in the USA or China and a little bit with a plug, i.e. fully electric. The flagship comes as a compromise. This means that it cannot offer the advantages of the so-called skateboard platforms, such as more compact use of space, better weight, but has a combination platform in which you can use any engine. Is that "sheer driving pleasure"?