So I won't be able to unlock an iPhone X with a cartoon clown face?! It's basically useless!
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Ahem...If animated emojis are the main feature of the phone, then its a sad day for apple products.
apple as cool when Jobs was running it now we get this???
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Correct, but the people who want these are typically young kids, such as teen girls, yet the phone's price tag is certainly not targeted towards them. So if you're positioning a phone's price point for a given demographic, then it should have features for that demographic, not for some teen girls, who use snapchat all the time. I'm not knocking that, as my girls use those sort of things, but they're certainly not getting an iPhone x.
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Whatever. Their arrogance is built on the foundation of IP theft that permeated entire industries in China. Wake me up when they originate something truly new and useful.
if you have to invoke Apple (even if you don’t mention by name) it’s pretty clear you know no one is interested in you and this is just a way to get attention.Trying to pick a feature, which actually worked perfectly, as intended, during the keynote. Well done, Huawei's marketing team.
Correct, but the people who want these are typically young kids, such as teen girls, yet the phone's price tag is certainly not targeted towards them.
If animated emojis are the main feature of the phone, then its a sad day for apple products.
apple as cool when Jobs was running it now we get this???
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If animated emojis are the main feature of the phone, then its a sad day for apple products.
apple as cool when Jobs was running it now we get this???
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I’m not a teen and I can see myself using Animoji’s, even amongst professionals and clients in my field.Correct, but the people who want these are typically young kids, such as teen girls, yet the phone's price tag is certainly not targeted towards them. So if you're positioning a phone's price point for a given demographic, then it should have features for that demographic, not for some teen girls, who use snapchat all the time. I'm not knocking that, as my girls use those sort of things, but they're certainly not getting an iPhone x.
I trot out the corpse when it makes sense, and in this instance its apropo.
Respectfully, you're wrong. The product worked exactly as it was supposed to work. Unfortunately the product didn't work exactly as Apple wanted it to work. There's no way Apple wanted to go on the "explain the failure that wasn't a failure" tour of press interviews.Trying to pick a feature, which actually worked perfectly, as intended, during the keynote. Well done, Huawei's marketing team.
Respectfully, you're wrong. The product worked exactly as it was supposed to work. Unfortunately the product didn't work exactly as Apple wanted it to work. There's no way Apple wanted to go on the "explain the failure that wasn't a failure" tour of press interviews.
Product worked and did not fail. Demo failed. Craig was supposed to pick up that phone and have it immediately unlock via Face ID.
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You never mentioned the demo? Uh, I guess I completely misinterpreted what you meant by this:As intended from production, I've never mentioned the demo.
So what exactly do you think they intended during the keynote? Something other than the demo?"...which actually worked perfectly, as intended, during the keynote.
You never mentioned the demo? Uh, I guess I completely misinterpreted what you meant by this:
So what exactly do you think they intended during the keynote? Something other than the demo?
But but FaceID failed during the demo!!I mean, if they’re gonna dig, at least dig at an actual failure.
Picky? Please tell me you're kidding. There is absolutely nothing in your quote referencing R&D or production. Literally nothing. But there is implication in your quote that you were in fact referencing the keynote. Actually there's more than implication, there are actual words in your quote referencing the keynote.Again, I was referring to the R&D and production, not to the actual keynote / demo. Yes, the demo failed, no the Face ID didn't fail but thank you for being picky.