Nah. It makes little sense to bring it to Macs other than if they wanted to do it for continuity. Macs have much more space to display those types of notifications/alerts etc more efficiently without intruding on the menubar further.Isn't it weird Apple hasn't ditched the notch for the Dynamic Island on MacBooks yet? If they can do it on iPhone, surely they can do it on the MacBook. It would take up less space than the notch.
Yeah, I agree about not needing the DI for notifications and such. I'm just mainly talking about the DI's smaller footprint. Honestly, I don't know why Apple didn't just go for a pinhole cutout for the MacBooks instead of the notch. The notch makes sense on iPhones because it needs space to house the Face Id components, but all you need on a MacBook for the camera is a small pinhole cutout. So why the notch?Nah. It makes little sense to bring it to Macs other than if they wanted to do it for continuity. Macs have much more space to display those types of notifications/alerts etc more efficiently without intruding on the menubar further.
One of the benefits that the (software side of) Dynamic Island brings to the iPhone is a degree of multitasking and fast switching. With the Mac, that is already handled and you don’t need that the DI brings for that.Nah. It makes little sense to bring it to Macs other than if they wanted to do it for continuity. Macs have much more space to display those types of notifications/alerts etc more efficiently without intruding on the menubar further.
Because there are multiple components under there, not just the camera. There is the camera and two sensors, plus the mounting brackets. Since it is so thin, they can’t stack things. It will take redesigning the camera module and mounting and probably moving some items under the display to make it smaller. Maybe when they do the next redesign they will do that.Yeah, I agree about not needing the DI for notifications and such. I'm just mainly talking about the DI's smaller footprint. Honestly, I don't know why Apple didn't just go for a pinhole cutout for the MacBooks instead of the notch. The notch makes sense on iPhones because it needs space to house the Face Id components, but all you need on a MacBook for the camera is a small pinhole cutout. So why the notch?
Yes, but developers have to specifically tool their apps to use that space, which the system classifies as auxiliary space. The default behavior that 99.99% of apps use is to draw their full screen windows under the notch and use the auxiliary space for the menu bar and menu icons.Is there any way to go full screen on apps where the screen extends into the top row including the notch?
Yes, but developers have to specifically tool their apps to use that space, which the system classifies as auxiliary space. The default behavior that 99.99% of apps use is to draw their full screen windows under the notch and use the auxiliary space for the menu bar and menu icons.
I don’t think they care that much since they were bought by Corel and went through a bunch of layoffs.Time to send an email to Parallels then!