It's vaporware at this point. Apple was late to the game and is rushing to catch up. Who knows if these features will ever work right. At this point what we saw at WWDC is aspirational, "this is what we hope things can work like".
You didn't like this?It's vaporware at this point. Apple was late to the game and is rushing to catch up. Who knows if these features will ever work right. At this point what we saw at WWDC is aspirational, "this is what we hope things can work like".
while I tend to agree I think there are some very serious issues that bear examination. The weird and capricious app review and approval process, the blackhole that is the radarr bug reporting feedbacck mechanism. Maybe if they were a little more forthcoming and transparent there would be more good will and benefit of the doubtEvery year, Apple announces a new OS. They ALWAYS stagger the individual feature releases throughout the year. This is much better for users than a rushed beta to meet an arbitrary September deadline. People complaining about this have zero clue how software development at that scale works.
As always with Tim Apple, playing catch up.I think everyone is intelligent enough not to expect the features to be final release or fully featured until several years later...
You said: "Really there is no excuse for them being this late to the AI party. "
So, if we can't excuse Apple, what should we do instead? Just be angry?
When you look at Android having this out at start of year, it really does look like Apple was asleep at the wheel, doesn’t it. Perhaps is time for younger blood there?
a little, yes. But then again we're in early days with this ML (AI) stuff yet, so it remains to be seen if anything thats a going concern now will have the longevity to still be a talking point years down the road. Some of it sure, but I imagine things like genmoji will go the way of the touch feature on the early apple watchesAs always with Tim Apple, playing catch up.
100% thisI'm fine with them slow rolling and seeing what, if any, of "AI" actually takes hold
There is a massive hype bubble around all this right now
Unfortunately you are right. Just look at what happened to Disney a month or two ago. Bomb after bomb at the box office and even then they couldn't get the shareholders to vote shake up the board.The proper capitalist answer is to buy a controlling interest or gather enough proxies to take control of the company and force Cook out and replace the Board of Directors with someone more forward looking.
But that is hard to do in practice and you need that someone more forward looking. Musk already has his hands full. So...
It seems like every year for the last 3 or 4 years, Apple has gotten worse about announcing features that people have to wait longer and longer to get. I would prefer Apple not announce features that aren't ready for release.
back when reputational harm was a going concern, not like now with their radarr and app aproval shenanigans. Apple probably internally wonders why the dev response to VP has been so conservative, its like the principal skinner meme..Remember the days of:
“… and it will be available tomorrow.”
I sure do.
nightmare fuel. Who saw this slide for the keynote and said, "looks good ship it to the keynote"You didn't like this?
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Right, PCC just fell from the sky in less than a year.It's vaporware at this point. Apple was late to the game and is rushing to catch up. Who knows if these features will ever work right. At this point what we saw at WWDC is aspirational, "this is what we hope things can work like".
Bells and whistles? TBH I expect more for a full upgrade. We’re stuck in an incremental upgrade cycle being sold it’s the next best thingDon’t all these new “bells and whistles” require a 15 Pro or newer?
If so, glaring omission in the article Macrumors!
Great job Tim to sell those iPhone 16 models!
Yeah, and in the mean time, you can always download the ChatGPT app and use it instead. Almost just as good too.Yeah most probably 2026/27. Just sit back, relax and enjoy the 💩 show. No need to upgrade.
i am as well...So…what’s the list of features that WILL be available at launch? Actually curious 👀
Other languages in 2026?? What about HomePod, Apple TV and Watch?
When my friends make comments like this I usually tell them “become a developer, work for Apple, learn AI coding and Privacy and security hardening across multiple systems including ones not made by your own coding since no one else is doing it correctly, then pass judgement or compare Apple with other ridiculous companies with half-baked garbage.”When you look at Android having this out at start of year, it really does look like Apple was asleep at the wheel, doesn’t it. Perhaps is time for younger blood there?
I am not sure if this is really tied to AI. This should be functionality tied to Shortcut or not? More of Applescript for iOS. And Siri will just utilize it. Or am I wrong?App Control: Siri will be able to control all individual features in apps for the first time, expanding the range of functions the personal assistant can perform. Siri will be able to do things like open specific documents, move a note from one folder to another, delete an email, summarize an article, email a web link, and open a particular news site in Apple News.