Moving controls around isn't always an improvement.

I'm tired of software redesigning the user interface, would you buy the car with the following "features"   Office 2010: a deeper dive 

- The 2012 cars will be changed:

• > the gas pedal is now where the horn used to be,
• > the horn is where the brake pedal used to be,
• > the brake pedal is now where the turn signal activator used to be
• > the turn signal activator is where the gas pedal used to be
• > the gear shift mechanism is where the sunroof used to be
• > the steering wheel doesn't turn anymore steering the car has been replaced with the 4 arrows of a computer keyboard
• > the rear view mirror now shows you what's in front of you
• > the clutch for a manual transmission is where the door handle used to be
• > the door handles are now under the seat
• > the cruise control buttons are where the Radio / CD player used to be.
• > the Radio / CD player controls are now on the head rest of drivers seat 
• > etc.

Source: Ask E.T.: PowerPoint Does Rocket Science--and Better Techniques for Technical Reports ...requires all federal employees and contractors employed at NASA centers to have a current version of MS Office installed on their desktop computer. Back of the envelope cost*: $13,200,000 every time a new version comes out.