Why? He’s still around. You can find him by his designirelly designed design company name “lovefrom,”. Such a designed piece of a designed design from a designer 🤷🏻♂️😂I actually miss Jony Ive.
Why? He’s still around. You can find him by his designirelly designed design company name “lovefrom,”. Such a designed piece of a designed design from a designer 🤷🏻♂️😂I actually miss Jony Ive.
Which is still a reminder that all Tim Cook is about is money.I dunno, the “little kids making their little electronics” bit is probably an unavoidable aspect of Chinese manufacturing, there’s no way to 100% verify Chinese supply chains’ compliance with international labor standards.
Apple pretty much became what Steve Jobs was afraid of it would become.It’s just so corporate. It doesn’t feel like Apple any more.
Or folding screens, or cars, or MacPro... Just to name a few. Or maybe a revisitation of some products with radical new designs and/or materials (re-create a titanium MBP? A small MacBook (no added name)).Well certainly, smartphones and smartwatches are pretty much incumbent, mature technologies these days. Probably little room for the kind of “I want to design the world!” sorts Johnny Ive probably attracted. And most of Apple’s computers are laptops, there’s little room for groundbreaking design there. Really, with the exception of the Mac Mini and Mac Studio, most of Apple’s hardware is pretty constrained by its form-factor and usage patterns. VR/AR is probably where Apple’s engineers and designers wanting to try something new all are these days.
Their products lack soul, because their CEO lacks soul.Yeah you can definitely feel that a new generation has taken over at Apple.
It’s been apparent for a while, really. Stuff like the horrible Safari redesign really made it obvious.
To be honest, I feel that Apple is stagnating. Their products just lack soul, the pricing ladder is so BS that a lot of their products are just plain crap, and now they’re in to everything from TV shows to credit cards. It’s just so corporate. It doesn’t feel like Apple any more.
Ive and Jobs brought Apple out of bankruptcy, they gave the company a new direction.
Product launches where always WOW, with bold new designs & great concepts.
Fast forward to today under Cook, we have a company with no direction, no bold new designs.
Everybody is bailing out. With Apples only Widcard iVision pro!.
Can they please hire some designers that will get rid of the horrendous camera protrusions?
Not only is it a hilarious ergonomic joke that a premium phone can't lay flat on a surface, the bump is creating wear spots in all my jeans.
I think that depends on how management acts.Tweaking the iPhone year after year has got to be soul crushing. I can’t blame them all for bailing
Actually, current Apple reuses a lot and I think you like thick and heavy over thin and light. I am not in favour of hardware obesity. Apple Ultra is not at all a huge improvement over Apple Watch. It is having more function and thereby a thicker design. Thicker from an already thick Apple Watch. Mac Studio is the direct descendent of the Trashcan MP, headless no internal expansion. The Trashcan MP and the iMac Pro would both fly with ASi inside. Where is the true MP instead of the Mac Studio Plus we got recently? The dongle free time coincide with USB-C being pandemic but I agree the HDMI makes good sense for a while but where is the Ethernet port in a PROfessional workstation??? Not dongle free to work as true workstation. Both the MBP and Air are "heavy" in their design despite the power efficient ASi. The original "Air" was a design classic while the current one will be forgotten after the next hardware update. Both laptops borrowed design from Powerbook Titanium. iPhones have good cameras are so heavy it is nearly a joke. The iMac and iPad still have unobtrusive designs but with current trends, not for long. No, the designs of Apple is going downhill. Where is the chins drop and I-just-want-to-have-that-device?I couldn’t possibly disagree more. I’m a designer, and I hated Ive’s later work. It was talking to itself…smug and too cute by half. It was the opposite of form follows function. It was form defeats function.
The new products work for the people using them. Apple Watch Ultra is a huge improvement over Apple Watch. Mac Studio is incredible. The new Studio displays are glorious. The new MacBook Pro is a true pro workstation…and without dongles. The MacBook Air is a delight, and very powerful. And iPhone has incredible cameras. Dynamic island is a useful innovation around a necessary evil.
To each his own but Apple finally is running at a good clip.
Guy definitely had a varied and… interesting… career up to now. I guess I see why working at a space habitation technology startup would appeal to him.Mac rumours posters: “who”?
Gen X Australians “he. Where’s the cheese”,
Probably boring doing the same design every single year after a while
I agree, I rather the phone be fatter with no camera bump and a bigger longer lasting battery.Can they please hire some designers that will get rid of the horrendous camera protrusions?
Not only is it a hilarious ergonomic joke that a premium phone can't lay flat on a surface, the bump is creating wear spots in all my jeans.
Who? I have not heard of any Apple designers other than Jony Ive.
You know nothing about me, the clothes I wear, and the way I use my phone. Way to go, captain presumptuous.Can't you afford any stand and place it where you frequent spot to lurk around? Mine always rest on a magsafe charging stand. I'll prefer better cameras than mere mortals who wear skinny jeans especially we're back to 1080p 30fps with spatial video.
No, Apple’s designers report to the COO. Not to sales.Sales department is now in charge of designs
Well, it’s unavoidable (not justifiable anyway) for fashion brands that want the lowest price and use contractors of contractors of contractors in Bangladesh. Since Apple has few big factories, they could probably get more control. Or just manufacture their phone anywhere human life is given value and meaning.I dunno, the “little kids making their little electronics” bit is probably an unavoidable aspect of Chinese manufacturing, there’s no way to 100% verify Chinese supply chains’ compliance with international labor standards.