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I know the feeling. I cannot count the times I have wanted to check my email and launched Microsoft Woutlook by mistake. Also tried to open a spreadsheet in Pexcel recently.
If only the icons still looked like those with the letters, they look like this:
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Liquid Glass, the iPhone 17 Pros and now this. Has the Apple design team swallowed a fugly pill?
Does something like this come from the software UI team or is it from Apple’s marketing team?
 
what happened to the rumors of an iPhone hardware subscription / Apple One combo to replace the Upgrade Program?
A little off topic, but I’d consider going back to iUP if it didn’t require connecting to the main carriers… the loan is handled separately, not financed by the carrier, literally no reason for this requirement.
 
I’ve been complaining that technology was getting boring. Everything looks the same. Kudos to Apple for doing something different. Liquid Glass is fun, this design is fun. Keep it going, I want more whimsy in my technology!
 
Like the fun colorful logo. Nice change. Wish Apple had such beautiful colors for their products too besides the iMac.
 
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A little off topic, but I’d consider going back to iUP if it didn’t require connecting to the main carriers… the loan is handled separately, not financed by the carrier, literally no reason for this requirement.
i've been on it since 2016, great program no hiccups
 
OneNote
OneDrive
BankOne
OnePassword
HomeOne
…now Apple One

I always found this naming nomenclature so uninspired…
 
This isn’t true. They’ve been using this “logo” in ads for Apple One for years.

See this ad uploaded on YouTube over 3 years ago:

And another one posted over a year ago:
thank you for being the person first to post this.

i wonder if Macrumors' error will be corrected or the Macrumors article pulled.
how can Macrumors leave in place an entirely false story they made up.
 
Apple logo design looks great but what is that One text? Its horrific, terrible and disgusting. Who is the designer of this logo? This is what we got for a designer with $10k monthly paycheck? Unbelievable..
 
I'm still getting the black apple silhouette and One being displayed under subscriptions (Germany), and News+ isn't available here.
 
This reminds me, I need to cancel my Apple one subscription. With the exception of Sneaky Sasquatch (that's been around forever) the games are rubbish and there is nothing new. Apple News can be replaced for free with PressReader. The Fitness Instructors are cheesy and annoying. Apple Music isn't as good as Spotify for recommendations and UI. Apple TV is surviving off the same old shows and there is rarely anything new. There are cheaper alternatives for Photo and cloud storage. So what am I paying all this money for?
 
I use Apple One Premium with family subscription.
We don't need a new icon, we need options.
Nobody in the family uses/likes Apple Arcade, why can't i remove or switch to another service?
And why aren't more new Apple services included?

Sometimes i think, they are actively avoiding customer needs.
e.g. We want to use Safari, but why can't we use our prefered search engine?
Why is only Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia available in the Searchbar? Why can't we use our favourite, other search engine by simply adding a custom url? So fk it, we use another browser.

We want to use Apple Maps, but adding photos to POIs doesn't work, reviews are non existent for most places in my region. Yelp is so 2000, it's bad. So fk it, we use Google Maps.

Apple focusing on Icon styles, more or less blur or more icon transparency, Genmoji and other non-value added stuff is getting me mad. I want things done, my way, like on every sh**y 200 bucks Android phone. Why isn't this possible with a 1000+ bucks iPhone?
 
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