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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sabrinathecat" data-source="post: 6134180" data-attributes="member: 89838">A large portion of it is the fact that the touch screen is hyper-sensitive, and there is little to no fine control.Then, to add an attachment to an email, you have to touch and hold down, hoping that you are in the right place, and then the pop-up shows up, and maybe you hit the correct sub-menu button. Is having a paper-clip icon so difficult?Then there are all the "helpful" assistants that keep distorting my work.Oh, and when it thinks I know what I want, and is correct, how do I get the damn thing to actually insert the word it is suggesting? Don't know. Tried everything logical (like tapping on the pop-up), but all it does is move the cursor to the now-wrong place.New message is a pop-up submenu instead of just a button?How about labeling buttons and icons so that their function is obvious and/or clear? That also seems to be a problem.It seems like the system is trying to do too much, without remembering to let the user just work.And some of the functions... it's like the old joke-of-an-interface about throwing the disk icon into the trash in order to eject it. Who thought that was a good idea?</blockquote>