Sorry folks, we are in the millennium. The millennium is the era of making senseless changes. I call it the lesser better with busier interfaces, less intuitiveness on just about all aspects of life. If you could get there in 1 click in Win XP it takes 2 to 3 in windows 7 and almost zero intuitiveness on "where is it at" on my old flip phone I could call a contact with 1 click on a hard button; now with my smart "dumb" phone, it takes 4 to 5 clicks on the soft touch buttons which I inevitably miss-press to call a contact and add on even more clicks. My new great jap-crap car stereo/gps... if I try to change a simple radio station with the piece of %$# soft touch buttons, I will crash. the old hard buttons I could feel and get a grip and press in the pitch black dark without losing site of the road. Sooo, the new rule for all the engineers to keep their job is to... make it look different, busier, a whole lot of useless functions to distract from getting from point a to point b, and almost zero intuitiveness. Then we'll call it NEW & IMPROVED. Since everything was already near perfect, this is the only way for those engineers to keep their jobs. The younger generation especially falls for the lesser better. All my 26 year old son cares about is, "but it looks really cool dad" he doesn't seem to mind the 6 extra steps to get from point a to point b on things. (of course he did rear end a car recently, hmmmm). So the only solution to this era of the lesser better is to just suck it up, and maybe the 2020's will digress back to the 1900s when things were already efficient. Then they can still call it new and improved. btw, our new coffee pot for the office now takes 4 button pushes to brew a pot, the old one that lasted 10 years with only to 1 button push. No fear though, I'm sure this new, improved, quality item will only last about 1 year, then I can get on ebay and start looking for a 1 button push brew coffee pot.