They should have named it: "reality distortion field" (RDF). We are familiar with that term and would have been good to repurpose it since Steve's passing and no longer happens.Worst marketing term ever.
They should have named it: "reality distortion field" (RDF). We are familiar with that term and would have been good to repurpose it since Steve's passing and no longer happens.Worst marketing term ever.
This place is so incredibly negative.
I see you're new here! To the Internet, I mean!This place is so incredibly negative.
You don’t get it. iPhone has been around for 12 years now so the only consumers on the fence about getting an iPhone each year are young consumers. Everyone else is already locked into Apple’s ecosystem so they don’t need to win those people over. Young consumers are all about things like Tik Tok which this feature is perfect for. Believe it or not, Apple understands their customers and marketing better than we do.It’s sort of sad what this company’s marketing thinks it needs to do to keep the iPhone “relevant.”
These nonsense for you, makes kids very happy...Apple is about everyone,not just for youThis is why Mac Pro took so many years and iMac is still nowhere to be seen. Hahahaha, stupid Apple nonsense.
Can we get some useful features than these gimmicks, please?
Started all those years ago when Uncle Steve demoed Photo Booth. Then dropped Computer from Apple Computer. Devastating. Computers are serious tools. We should be reading philosophy and learning physics and molecular gastronomy. Kids these days. Only care about themselves. Shake my head.This is why Mac Pro took so many years and iMac is still nowhere to be seen. Hahahaha, stupid Apple nonsense.
Can we get some useful features than these gimmicks, please?
I completely forgot that my phone does this. And I will forget as soon as I close this tab.![]()
Right on, brother! At my niece’s wedding was a photo booth. I absolutely denied taking photos together with her. Felt so good to reject her. I watched a parade of narcissists taking photos of themselves! So much cringe! No one needs to take photos or videos of themselves! Absolutely no fun on my phone, that’s for sure!I have teen daughters and so, I probably have a perspective that others don't. I can safely say this whole slofie thing is not only cringy to watch, its not really catching on AFAIK. These commercials are apple's attempt to make a fad.
I absolutely denied taking photos
What’s worse you ask? Your... and so many others attitude around here. 😉What worse? Animoji/Memoji, or this abomination?
Was going to say something similar. I have a 17 yo daughter. Neither she nor her friends like all these stupid things from Apple. I ask her whenever things like this come out. She laughs and says nobody she knows would be caught dead using these stupid things. And this is coming from a goofy girl and her goofy friends. They aren’t the “serious” type (except for grades in school)I have teen daughters and so, I probably have a perspective that others don't. I can safely say this whole slofie thing is not only cringy to watch, its not really catching on AFAIK. These commercials are apple's attempt to make a fad.
It’s a liability issue. They don’t want to over-promise and face a huge lawsuit for water damaged products.It seems like Apple always underrates water resistance. My airpods went through an entire wash cycle and they still work fine, lol.
Sure, Apple has plenty of money and could choose to spend more on R&D for other areas (MacBooks, etc.) while *also* spending R&D money on things like this. But, generally speaking, companies allocate resources based on the priorities that upper management sets, and they sometimes make bad decisions.Ah yes, the misguided "these dollars should be spent elsewhere" argument as if that's how it works
Yeah Sony likes to do that. My old TV with hdmi is called KDF-E50A10Neat little feature (slow motion selfie video) with a terrible, terrible name (slofie). Reminds me of Sony and their penchant for bad product names for great products. Sony Wireless NC headphones: Great product. Terrible name: WH-1000XM3
What is your evidence more money would change the outcome of the MacBook or that Slofies took any dollars away from other initiatives? What credibility do you have to call this a bad decision?Sure, Apple has plenty of money and could choose to spend more on R&D for other areas (MacBooks, etc.) while *also* spending R&D money on things like this. But, generally speaking, companies allocate resources based on the priorities that upper management sets, and they sometimes make bad decisions.
Ok these are hilarious.
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What’s worse you ask? Your... and so many others attitude around here. 😉