Good you raised the point on design.

Right now focus is on the size and cost of Nano.

To reduce the cost of the Nano Tata's engineers have virtually re-invented *how* a car is made.

So if the Nano is successful it's going to change the assembly line that was invented by Americans and perfected by the Japanese. From an engineering perspective this may have huge impact on auto industry in coming years.

Traffic cops keep coming up with tricks to maximize number of fines and commuters have to actively watch out.

One trick which I feel is a crime is to turn off traffic lights for a intersection completely with no traffic cops in sight.

Commuters think they've got a free day and race through only to find a whole army of cops just before the next intersection fining everyone for over speeding.

They're risking lives to collect traffic fines.

It's not. It's a huge improvement over the first version and at the rate it's evolving I'm sure multi touch is coming soon. :)

My kids - ages 3.5 and 5, have used TouchSmart and they take to touch intuitively. Touch is easier to learn than using a mouse. With a touch sensitive keyboard and other touch based controls usability will improve.