Here is a novel idea: Squash the @#$%ing bugs instead of adding more features.
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Apple Leaks Video of macOS 10.14 Showing Xcode 10 With Dark Mode, News App, and More
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I hope ios gets a proper dark node too, an OLED pixels off dark mode!
macOS Death Valley... the death of macOS on Intel before the switch to ARM.
Uh yes all the time. But not the desktop icon. I use the trackpad gesture. I only keep essential icons in the dock.
Just wait for the outcry when dark mode reveals a bug and becomes “super dark mode”.
Yeah, I get that it’s less harsh on the eyes. It just looks backwards to me. Apple already had their UI nailed before Yosemite introduced white everywhere. They used textures and had every app look different from the other (especially in Lion) which everyone complained about for not looking “consistent”, while calling the heavy textures “ugly”. Those same people are now complaining about too much white and brightness, I don’t think they realised that the heavy textures and colours in Lion actually helped with this.
Literally all the time. Fastest way to launch an app for me, pinch swipe, type app name and enter.
Define "Normal". I know loads of Mac users from heavy weight pro's to light home users. I don't know a single one that uses Launchpad. I myself have been a Mac user for decades and regard myself as "normal", but I've never used Launchpad
He sure did, in 2014 with OS X Yosemite.Probably spend 4+ minutes on that (trashcan).
Didn't he go about 15 minutes on modest UI transparency a few years ago?
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There's certainly places for it. For example,TV rolled out with bright white mode as the ONLY mode. In between watching something in a dark room, it could feel like staring at the sun when the UI popped on. IMO, dark mode there saves eyes.
Dark mode everywhere? As long as it's an OPTION, options are usually great! Those that like it get what they want. Those that don't like it don't have it forced upon them.
The MacRumors definition of “Normal”, is people who think like “me”, act like “me”, and do everything like “me”. Which means I am the exact same as every “normal” person. And, the vast majority of people are “normal” just like “me”.
It's there. Look at the dock in the screenshot, and you'll see the silver/rocket icon.
We have some strong hints: [Source 1, Source 2]. iTunes Connect requires you to manually upload for app preview videos. It’s not yet supported on macOS, so someone likely used an API call to do it. Regardless, someone uploaded it, likely expecting no one to look at the API before they discuss a redesigned Mac App Store on Monday.
They probably didn’t mean for it to be found before Monday afternoon, but the ship still leaked. Intent doesn’t matter. (I doubt their job will be in jeopardy like some in this thread are implying, though. Seems like an honest mistake where multiple people made mistakes through a lack of coordination.)
It’s almost like developers are inventive and often inherently curious.
I seriously don’t get why you’re here if you’re looking to be surprised at an Apple keynote.
I’m sure he does, but he’s built quite a following and people make donations to him to keep doing this work.
Both of those Game Center apps are hideous.
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I think it’s a jerk move to leak things and then say sorry, not sorry.
Same. I think it's something that just became so overrated and it doesn't even look that great but rather dull and lifeless.
I think you mean “that gorgeous space gray trash can”.Craig Federighi better mention that gorgeous black trash can!