youteonduty
macrumors member
i miss the lighting port it was good for user and for apple
i hate EU
i hate EU
Same and I remember replacing my iPhone 4 with the iPhone 5 and it felt like a big changeI still remember getting mine day one at radio shack back when they were $200 for the year. It felt so huge to me and I remember the hoopla over the change from the 30 pin connector. Back when you really felt a difference year over year. Good times.
I think he was fired because the first versions of Apple Maps was a nightmare, I remember it tried to get me to drive over a canal.The iPhone 5 shipped with iOS 6. iOS 6 was the pinnacle of the entire technology industry’s skeuomorphic design and user-friendliness, and that was largely due to the leadership of Scott Forstall. Tim Cook was too clueless and mediocre to realize the blatantly obvious irreplaceable value of Forstall, so he fired him shortly after iOS 6 was released.
Without Forstall’s innovative leadership, Cook allowed Jony Ive to copy Microsoft-pioneered flat design, which is user-unfriendly. Apple has been mediocrely copying flat design ever since, shifting to flat design variants like neumorphism and glassmorphism.
Forstall was Apple’s most Steve Jobs-like employee. iOS 6 was proof of that.
I am living with my silver 17 Pro Max, but man I am jealous of those black devices 🤤Still think the Black/Slate iPhone 5 is the coolest-looking iPhone ever made. 😎 Can neither confirm or deny that it has influenced my colour choices ever since. 😳
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Which is essentially the iPhone 5 repackaged, right? 🤣iPhone 5C would like a word…
Nope, they said Lightning would be around for a decade before the EU was all enamored with micro-USB. And, after the 10th iteration of Lightning, the first USB-C iPhone was released. And, with what we know about how long it takes from planning to production, Apple was working on this before the EU law passed. Which is not surprising, they were one of the first companies to ship a USB-C product and had more employees working on it than any company other than Intel.If it wasn't for the EU, would we still be on Lightning?