I am not complaining. I was replying to someone.Really going to complain about an amazing unifying port?
Its the single biggest upgrade to the iPhone!!
I am not complaining. I was replying to someone.Really going to complain about an amazing unifying port?
Its the single biggest upgrade to the iPhone!!
In addition, it was Apple's stubborness to keep Lightning around as long as possible with iPhone (and their AirPods), while other companies made the jump years ago...Really going to complain about an amazing unifying port?
Its the single biggest upgrade to the iPhone!!
this.Apple was once known for "just works". It was achieved by cutting down the feature set (80/20) that worked extremely well and simple. So was the mute button.
The new Action button has a ton of different options and configuration behind, so it increases complexity (once again). In addition, accidental pressing may occur (e.g. in a trouser pocket).
Under Tim, Apple added a lot of new features every year. Unlike Tim, Jobs was a minimalist who also had almost no home furnishings. Jobs' influence led to a device that was impressively easy to use - even for people who had absolutely no experience with computers.
Many of the iOS features could have been outsourced as an app and kept the base OS lean and simple.
“Old men”? I don’t think we saw the same keynote. They have a “see we have one of each!” Approach to things now. Sending out the diversity hires to seem super into it.Apple: Bunch of old men, presenting the same 💩every year, claiming that ist is new and the best ever.
Now that the iPhone 15 launch is over—a massive yawn—I’m waiting to see if we’ll get anything else of genuine interest by the end of this year.
To me, it feels like Apple reached it's peak. Apple lost it's secret ingredience - even the Nothing phone feels more innovative and young. The iPhone suddenly feels old. Somehow Apple lost track and doesn't have a single idea left.this.
Job+Ive's Apple was succeeding by focusing on novel ways in which user experience can be improved / simplified. Except for a few innovations they never actually compete on performance (eg., megapixels or cpu speed or ram). Specifically, it feels to me that any performance improvements they made, were only made if they truly serves the purpose of improving the experience by a high margin (think multi-touch, and the retina display).
Tim' Apple feels a bit like they're aiming for the "bigger and better" rather than novel, which reminds me of the megapixel war that happened to the camera industry about a decade ago or so.
Unfortunately, I think Apple will still be succeeding with this strategy for at least the next 5-10 years so nothing will truly change just yet.
Do you think fires and floods are a new thing?When communities are being wiped out by fires and floods, it is a corporate responsibility. Now imagine the opposite where Apple did -nothing- to reduce pollution. I applaud Apple for pushing hard towards their environmental goals. Yes, it was laid on a bit thick this time, and it's clear that they needed filler content, but it was valuable content nonetheless.
for now. just wait until next yearThe most underwhelming minor product iteration event ever. Only thing worse is all of them trying to act like Steve Jobs. (especially the hand gestures)
Perhaps this event has devolved to now is nothing more then just an apple celebration of where they are currently w/future goals and how they are doing with their iPhone and Watch devices. Nothing more. There is no surprises.You get the impression apple spends way too much time on the videos/keynotes and not enough time on the actual products. Can't blame them that much, since they went full screen, there just hasn't been much inovation. They just all look the same now.
I didn’t say the video was hostile but Apple’s product design has become hostile towards their users.Totally agree it was a boring event that dragged on for far too long. But hostile towards users? Drama queen much.
At parties you'll be the laughingstock.My 14 Pro still looking very functional compared to the 15 family. I’ll not be upgrading.
I should be ashamed of myself. I’ll get my coat…At parties you'll be the laughingstock.