How dramatic.I wouldn't wish my worst enemy to sit through a viewing of this. If it was a choice between having to watch it again or water boarding I may well choose the latter.
Yeah Apple totally has access to your fingerprints...
The ridiculously clear intent was that she didn't have time to take the route that used an established path that people are actually permitted to walk on, and instead sprinted across the fountain, which would be somewhere between faux pas and career damaging, illustrating the severe import of delivering the case in time. She also ran across tables in the cafeteria. Did you think Apple Maps should recommend that? While you were focused on her ignoring directions, the thing everybody else was noticing was that she got Siri's attention with, "Hey Siri", rather than having to tap an earpiece.
They're still selling the 8 (and the 7), so it still is the lower cost option.
I'm told it it's the standard controller for a PerfectCue system, which is the one all the better-equipped presenters depend upon. It can indicate more than simply "next slide", and if you're doing a live streamed event in front of all your customers, you don't want to be fumbling around looking down at an iPhone to make sure you're hitting the right part of the glass for the button you want - separate tactile buttons allows discrete hands-free use. Using such a device makes lots of sense, and buying the best one on the market rather than devoting developer/designer resources to building one in-house (when you only need one) seems like a good use of resources.
If you missed Apple's "Gather Round" event yesterday or if you just want to rewatch, the event video in its entirety is now available from Apple's YouTube channel, in addition to the Apple Event website.
At the "Gather Round" event that was held at the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California, Apple unveiled its new 2018 iPhone and Apple Watch lineup.
Three new iPhones made an appearance, including the high-end flagship OLED iPhone XS and XS Max in 5.8 and 6.5-inch screen sizes and the new lower-priced iPhone XR, which features an LCD display and six color options.
Apple also unveiled new Apple Watch Series 4 models with bigger displays, slimmer bodies, a faster S4 chip, a haptic Digital Crown, and support for taking electrocardiogram (ECG) readings.
If you don't want to watch Apple's full video, take a look at our recap, which covers all of the major features you need to know in just six minutes.
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The iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and Apple Watch Series 4 will be available for pre-order starting tonight at 12:01 a.m. ahead of a September 21 launch date. The iPhone XR will be available for pre-order on October 19 ahead of an October 26 launch date.
Apple still has multiple products on the horizon that did not make a debut at the September event, which suggests we may also get an October event where the company launches new Macs and iPad Pro models.
Article Link: Apple Shares Full Video of 'Gather Round' iPhone and Apple Watch Event on YouTube
I didn't bother to watch this one. But I'm older now, and I've had iPhones ever since the first one. Currently I have the iPhone X, and I'll probably keep it another year or maybe two.
Uh, so... best of luck with your waterboarding... I guess? (Sorry, I'm not familiar with the protocol for proper etiquette surrounding such procedures.)
I wouldn't wish my worst enemy to sit through a viewing of this. If it was a choice between having to watch it again or water boarding I may well choose the latter.
Are you seriously distracted by individual pixels on the screen, and the gaps between them, at 326ppi?
