Those are some fancy CNC machines.
"We took the al-you-mini-um and made it even thinner."
"We took the al-you-mini-um and made it even thinner."
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I got to know Dave well during the Palm era and the swan song of the Comdex years. I cannot figure out his current career move to Yahoo unless there is a butt-load of cash not based on company performance. He'd be doing so much better as a full independent with a streaming channel of his own IP and a promotions agency.Never heard of him
Then replace these two "hasbeens" and do better than either of them.two hasbeens seek to reclaim the magic
The iPad Pro is the first iPad, I couldn't care less about, because of size, price and who wants a stylus? Not me, that's for sure! I can understand why creative professionals would want to replace their Wacom tablets with an iPad Pro, but I'm not one of them. This is REAL innovation not targeted at me, while every FAKE improvement they did up until the iPad Air 2 really benefits my daily tablet experience. Your mileage may vary, but I suspect most Apple customers are not in the Pro market. Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro all way too big, way too powerful and way too expensive at least for me.The iPad Pro is the 1st REAL new improvement.
Size and Speakers and Pen Input.
The battery case is a dent on Apples reputation as a design leader. It's a disgrace and wouldn't have seen the light of day if SJ was alive.
Well, I've read this article where Apple spent tons of time on making the mouse SOUND right:The other amazing thing is how many people care!
The suspect mouse sound stirred consternation and late nights in the maze of workspaces located in a nondescript office building a few miles away from Apple’s Infinite Loop headquarters. [...]
The culprit appeared to be the little polycarbonate runners on the bottom of the mouse. “We changed the foot architecture,” says Bergeron, Apple’s VP for Ecosystem Products and Technologies. (Translation: you pound on herkeyboards.) “And it changed the friction characteristics of the sound.” [...]
“It had just changed… kind of… the sound,” says Ternus, who has been working for Apple since 2001. “They all make a noise — the question is getting a noise we like. It sounded… not right.”
The iPad Pro is the first iPad, I couldn't care less about, because of size, price and who wants a stylus? Not me, that's for sure! I can understand why creative professionals would want to replace their Wacom tablets with an iPad Pro, but I'm not one of them. This is REAL innovation not targeted at me, while every FAKE improvement they did up until the iPad Air 2 really benefits my daily tablet experience. Your mileage may vary, but I suspect most Apple customers are not in the Pro market. Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro all way too big, way too powerful and way too expensive at least for me.
I love how people say things with such conviction. I remember when the first iPhone 4 leaks showed up and everyone questioned what those black lines were and how Jobs would never release something like that. Here's just a few samples of MR comments when the iPhone 4 leaked:
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ation-iphone-gets-a-thorough-hands-on.900333/
Hey I'm just pointing out how lame the whole "Steve wouldn't have" meme is. What people really mean is "I wouldn't have". They need to stop hiding behind Steve Jobs.You need a life.
Well, I've read this article where Apple spent tons of time on making the mouse SOUND right:
So on one hand you have this insane perfectionism where mouse has to sound right (because so many people said "I would really enjoy my mouse had it sounded different"), but then you get bug-riddled Apple Music and The Humpalump... It's like there are two teams working, one consists of people with extreme OCD and one consists of people who get up around 11, yawn a few teams, knock a cup of coffee, design a humpy case and go home at 2pm feeling they worked really hard that day.
Hey I'm just pointing out how lame the whole "Steve wouldn't have" meme is. What people really mean is "I wouldn't have". They need to stop hiding behind Steve Jobs.
Those are some fancy CNC machines.
"We took the al-you-mini-um and made it even thinner."
The worst part about the iPad Pro is how un-optimized the UI is for the larger display. Granted, the Mini and Air have had the same issue since Jony Ive decided to play software designer when he had no prior experience as such. The issue remains but obviously on a much larger scale. That alone really devalues the entire iPad lineup even though the hardware is better than ever.So let me get this right. One aspect of the iPad Pro you do not like if that it's too powerful?
So, logic tells me, when the normal sized iPad gets the same chipset the current iPad Pro has now, you will be then saying how you do not like it, and then the normal iPad will be too quick. Yes ?
I'm all ears!!!!!!!!!
As are most of the demographic who still watch 60 Minutes...
The worst part about the iPad Pro is how un-optimized the UI is for the larger display. Granted, the Mini and Air have had the same issue since Jony Ive decided to play software designer when he had no prior experience as such. The issue remains but obviously on a much larger scale. That alone really devalues the entire iPad lineup even though the hardware is better than ever.
I really have no idea. Going by previous Apple products everything is given this incredible attention to detail that borders on some sort of autism and then suddenly we get the iPod socks, or the iPhone 5C cases, or the Humpalump. Those things that are just impossible to defend. Or even a minor detail that the iMacs are black and come with white accessories. It reminds me of the times when I worked as a graphic designer and sometimes I could get fixated on a small issue like pushing the text one pixel up, one pixel left, one pixel down and missing the fact I forgot the company logo altogether.So you think that is it or maybe there were other compromises and design choices that had to be made?
I really have no idea. Going by previous Apple products everything is given this incredible attention to detail that borders on some sort of autism and then suddenly we get the iPod socks, or the iPhone 5C cases, or the Humpalump. Those things that are just impossible to defend. Or even a minor detail that the iMacs are black and come with white accessories. It reminds me of the times when I worked as a graphic designer and sometimes I could get fixated on a small issue like pushing the text one pixel up, one pixel left, one pixel down and missing the fact I forgot the company logo altogether.
As for live tiles I think it's one of the most ridiculous ideas ever and I am glad Apple didn'tstealintroduce them. It's like the worst implementation possible of Android widgets.
As for live tiles I think it's one of the most ridiculous ideas ever and I am glad Apple didn'tstealintroduce them. It's like the worst implementation possible of Android widgets.