That crosswalk button you push incessantly likely does not perform the way you think it does but rather is timed with the lights to increase the flow of people and traffic.

But, do not let that you stop from pressing the button. It is not only for your piece of mind but also may actually be necessary in less trafficked intersections or during off-commute hours.

Press away!

 

How many buttons on your television’s remote control do you actually use? Whatever the number is, we guarantee you it is far fewer than what exists on the remote itself.

Why? We love features. More buttons mean more features…right? Another reason is because it would cause an entire redesign and recircuitry of remotes to modernize for today’s needs.

Cockpit-style remotes will likely remain.

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