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Apple Design Chief Jony Ive: iPhone X Will 'Change and Evolve' Over Time
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I like the idea that Ive only uses devices for the hardware. He has no use for the software and is only just hearing about its mutative properties now.
They have manouvered themselves into a dead end with this year‘s numbering. How are they going to continue after 8 and 10? 9 and 11? And the year after that?
So...which computer wasn't intended to evolve and gain new features over time with new software?
This is really pathetic even for apple.
This is really pathetic even for apple.
That cover right there shows how he is completely depleted and not a designer anymore, he is a freaking manager pretending to be a designer. He is the major hold back and constrain on young and upcoming designers working in Apple.
Either you're on Samsung's payroll or something is seriously wrong with your particular device.
My X is the buttery-smoothest, fastest device I've ever used. Not even a hint of stutter.
Well Ive always gets the latest iPhone for free with all the software Apple feels you need preloeded. I suppose it's possible he doesn't know about OS updates and software that doesn't come preloaded?
Shouldn't that be 12.4? Its taking Apple now about a half dozen attempts at a release to get whatever they intended to work right. I've used Apple stuff for a long time and they seem to be getting worse and worse at this.
This is true: lying in bed face ID FAILS. So stupidly, you pretty much have to sit up to get the damn thing to work. (Nilay Patel mentioned it in his Engadget review as well.) It really does need work, as it often does not work / requires various angles and is SLOW. Touch ID was less stressful as it worked nearly 100% of the time, as long as you were not just getting out of the shower ;-)
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I agree with you. Though, to be fair, look at everything else they removed, and only kept the notch. Not bad, I’d say.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Without programmers to make a device work, nobody would buy your designs.
Not bad? They created something that is the opposite of "blending in".... it sticks out and is "iconic" as so many are telling me. Which means Jony Ive is full of crap with this stuff. If you want iconic, you nailed it. If you want "blending in" to the background, you failed miserably. Watch a movie in landscape and there is no way you don't notice the notch more than any other smarthphone made.
Not to be confused with the notch apologists, or notch complainer complainers.
I think they worked within the bounds of their tech, and I’m curious to see how this will develop.
Do you think current iPhone X users will be upset if the iPhone Xs is released without a cut out at the top? Apple (we've managed to make it totally full screen and implement Face ID in the very corners of the iPhone Xs, could this be the change and evolve?
If you are in the notch haters wagon, there my be a shocking surprise for you.I think Apple are not in a hurry whatsoever to remove it,make it thinner, or hide it. Is just gonna be there for years like Home button did and you just gonna have to live with it or choose to buy another kind of device.
There where prototypes years back with cameras behind the LCD. And rumours of dual pixel designs having the screen also be a camera. Give it time and we'll see the notch disappear and the screen take over that space in the iPhone X edition 3/4/5.
Edit: Apple seem to have a patent for this already.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/09/01/08/apple_files_patent_for_camera_hidden_behind_display
Edit: Apple seem to have a patent for this already.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/09/01/08/apple_files_patent_for_camera_hidden_behind_display
The 2014 bezels don’t impede my ability to place a phone call, send and receive email and text messages.