Is it just me or does that phrase seem odd? When assessing quality of life I look at things like family and friends, not by how easy it is to operate an electronic gadget.
I understand what he is saying. I travel a lot on business and my entourage of electronic devices which includes a Kindle touch, Android phone, Android Tablet, and laptop, chargers, cords, and accessories is maddening not to mention time consuming, worrisome (loss, theft), and expensive. I can see the surface winnowing the mess down to two items. And yes that would improve the quality of my life by freeing up precious time for all the things you mentioned.
Yeah?
How do you think those of us New Yorkers, who have had to do without electricity since Hurricane Sandy struck are doing in the quality of life department?