Apple has approximately a kajillion dollars. Funding is not the limiting factor in staffing for them.
i'm sure it's not a lack of funding, but perhaps greed?
Apple has approximately a kajillion dollars. Funding is not the limiting factor in staffing for them.
Not only does it show all of those but it also shows a banana!
As a writer and true lover of language, I hope youI completely understand that Jim and, on a personal level, I agree with you! I avoid using them completely (unless ironically in commenting on posts on random internet forums!) so it doesn't affect me directly. But as a writer and lover of language, it troubles me that the highly-evolved beauty of modern language (any language, not just English) is being somewhat violated by the dumbing down that Emojis are just one example of.
It's a personal issue...I get that! But this kind of bandwagon jumping can have what will be (like the exponential rise of social media) long-term, lasting and negative consequences on our society. Chasing after the latest trends to boost sales is a sound business strategy but, like social media as I mentioned, there are unintended side-effects to these things that are often seen as "harmless gimmicks". Just my opinion of course...but one which I hold strongly.
When there is a shortcut, most people will take it, especially if it's "fun" and trendy. Most do this without thinking of the long-term outcomes weighed against the short-term "benefits". And there are always long-term consequences...good or bad.
funny you should ask - BOTH! i use edison, but since the issue started occurring i tried using the defalut app - same crap.
Yeah, Steve would have PERSONALLY drawn all new emojis, whilst hand-coding every last iOS bug away.Never said he is doing it himself.
Also, guess what CEO had an almost granular control over the company.... I'll give you a hint; not Tim.
Replacing an emoji is such a quick fix, and I doubt it’s the same people that work on mail and notifications.
Apple are worth a trillion dollars. I'm reasonably certain they are not short of software engineers. You can't fix problems in half the time by asking twice as many people to have a go. That is not how software development works. In fact it isn't how anything works. You don't get a thousand man-hour job done in one hour by hiring a thousand men.
EmoNet! Imagine a 💩 driving a big 🚛after you while firing his 🔫.
Considering the breadth of apples operation they do provide a seamless experience.nope, but they work for the same company that's supposed to be providing a seamless experience, no?
Mail is an absolute nightmare now
nope, but they work for the same company that's supposed to be providing a seamless experience, no?
It’s an inconvenience situation but I’m glad I’m not the only one with the same issue (I don’t mean that in a good way). Hoping this gets resolved as soon as possible.
But as a writer and lover of language, it troubles me that the highly-evolved beauty of modern language (any language, not just English) is being somewhat violated by the dumbing down that Emojis are just one example of.
Everyone knows there are bugs in software but it is different when you can't even use mail app. Look at what people are complaining about.iOS 13.1 had been in development for months prior to the public release of iOS 13. There were four public betas alone. iOS 13.0 had to be wrapped-up for production some time ago so that it could be loaded onto new iPhones and shipped around the world. 13.1 was always going to be released very quickly. I had it on my iPad for weeks on end prior.
This stuff is now unimaginably complex to the layman. No software is ever bug-free. If you waited until it was, it would never ship. Ever. This is the nature of software development. At some point 13.0 had to be signed off for production and shipped. Meanwhile 13.1 was already being used for several weeks by beta testers.
Anyone expecting no bugs in this day and age just doesn't understand software. If the absolute most stable OS is what you need then it's best to wait for the point releases of anything.
Everyone knows there are bugs in software but it is different when you can't even use mail app. Look at what people are complaining about.
It is more alarming to me that we will have an entire generation of otherwise well educated people who can not read historical documents written in English than it is that some people throw in some smiley faces in short informal texts and emails.
How do you know what they're about, if you don't read them?Pro-Tip: You can scroll past them. You don't have to read them.
It's been done several times already.I'd like to see someone write an entire novel with just emojis.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Highly evolved? Are you kidding? Language has been (and always will be) a mess! Because it’s a living, changing thing! You think it’s highly evolved that the “ough” letter sequence has at least EIGHT different pronunciations? Or that the three C’s in Pacific Ocean are all pronounced differently?! What evolved about that. How about the utterly random and arbitrary uses of gender in Romance languages? Can you tell me why a table in Spanish (mesa) is feminine? Or that you have to memorize thousands of often hard to read, complex symbols to communicate in Chinese or Japanese?
Languages are fascinating and interesting but they are far from some high art form that must be protected from “dumbing down”. Languages’ job is to convey meaning, as long as it can do that, it’s doing it’s job. And while the combination of letters “happy” may convey a specific meaning to you, it means jack spit to someone who only knows Korean. But guess what? If I send this emoji 😊 I can convey meaning regardless of native tongue.
After all, a picture is worth a thousand words.
I was just thinking about how dense this is going to get looking for an emoji. That was one positive of Gboard. I hope adds search!I mean, I get that it's not that big a deal but I guarantee the number of emoji/Messages users vastly outnumbers the number of Mail users.
Now when is Apple gonna let us search all these emoji?
I have never used an emoji, but use mail all the time.I mean, I get that it's not that big a deal but I guarantee the number of emoji/Messages users vastly outnumbers the number of Mail users.
Now when is Apple gonna let us search all these emoji?