Although more recent models of the iPod use a multi-touch interface, the iPod's early success depended on a tiny touch-sensitive ring that allowed users to quickly locate the one desired song among thousands.This touch-sensitive ring is known as a(n)
A) O-ring.
B) ergon.
C) click wheel.
D) reverberating loop.

Question

Although more recent models of the iPod use a multi-touch interface, the iPod's early success depended on a tiny touch-sensitive ring that allowed users to quickly locate the one desired song among thousands.This touch-sensitive ring is known as a(n)​
A) ​O-ring.
B) ​ergon.
C) ​click wheel.
D) ​reverberating loop.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The touch-sensitive ring on the early models of the iPod is commonly referred to as the "click wheel," which is a circular navigation tool that allows for easy scrolling and selection of songs, videos, and other media on the device. The other options, "O-ring," "ergon," and "reverberating loop," are not commonly associated with the iPod or its interface.

Although More Recent Models of the IPod Use a Multi-Touch