➀ The era of touch screens may be coming to an end as physical controls are making a comeback in vehicles, appliances, and personal electronics; ➁ Apple has introduced a new 'action button' and a 'camera control' button on its latest iPhone models; ➂ Engineers are incorporating touch features and force sensors to enhance user experience; ➃ The return of physical controls is driven by the need for safety, ease of use, and a reduction in distractions; ➄ Companies are recognizing the importance of physical controls for better user interactions and intuitive design.

1. Sonos' redesigned app has received negative feedback since its launch in May. 2. CEO Patrick Spence apologized and confirmed that re-releasing the old app would not solve the issues. 3. The company is focusing on improving the new app rather than reverting to the old version.

1. An iPhone 15 Pro owner reported that their device survived 22 hours underwater in a freshwater river. 2. The phone, rated IP68 by Apple, exceeded the official water resistance standards. 3. This incident suggests that Apple may be underestimating the water-repellant capabilities of its iPhones.

1. Upbit, a digital asset exchange, has revamped its staking service to improve user convenience. 2. The update includes intuitive user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) designs, allowing users to visualize their asset status and view real-time returns in Korean Won. 3. Features such as 'Today's Reward' and detailed staking status tracking have been added to enhance transparency and ease of use.