content: I disagree. When I am driving, the phone is the most distracting thing that can happen. When I forget to put it out of my pocket before going, it can be really annoying when someone calls, generally forcing me to stop and pool the phone out of there. Using it to do anything while driving is a hassle. Look at street, look at phone shortly to find UI element, look at street, look to see finger is over UI element, look at street, look at phone to see phone did what I wanted. Even worse when I have to unlock it... No, I prefer to have a button somewhere for which I can feel and then have some form of feedback when I pressed it, or even better, a button on the wheel! For the same reason I am also opposed to touchscreens in cars. I don't even know how people do the types of things that the article seems to be suggesting, like texting and going through facebook. I might have come a bit sidetracked from the original point. Oh well.