TBH, I find the text selection on iOS the most frustrating thing ever. When it was first released it seemed to work fine, but at one point it changed into something completely unusable. There are just so many issues with it.
- Sometimes it won't let you select text when you want it to
- Sometimes it already selects the whole centence, or just a single word when you only want to place the cursor
- Sometimes you want to place the cursor somewhere, but it won't let you
- Sometimes you want to place the cursor somewhere but it moves as soon as you let go
- When you want to move the cursor to the correct position after it has moved, it suddenly selects the text instead.
- The magnifying glass is always on a different spot, or doesn't show at all.
It just really suck!
If Steve Jobs was alive it would be fixed by now, guaranteed. Steve wouldn’t stand for such software usability problems. Heads would roll. Scott Forstall would get this fixed.
Tim isn’t a product guy, it’s something you’re born with or you are not. Apple needs a new product-focused CEO in my opinion.
Still no large iMac after all these years. Entire lineup of products is needlessly complex. Apple shouldn’t be making movies (I don’t care how many awards they get) and should have a turn-key mesh network product that’s the best on the market. MBA is much faster with Apple chips, but had better port variety ten years ago and was a better machine for it.
Apple should pause their software development across the board and fix what they have until it works very well, and they should streamline their hardware lineup and perfect those they keep around:
iPhone (thinner), iPhone Ultra (fatter)
Apple Fold (5.5”), Apple Fold Ultra (6.6”)
iPad mini, iPad, iPad Pro (SD Card)
MBA (port variety), MBP (port count)
iMac, iMac Pro (display, ports, thick, 16TB)
Mac mini
Mac Pro (no Studio, smaller Pro, 128TB)
Apple Keyboard Pro (wired with selection of ports), Apple Mouse Pro (ergonomic, buttons, wired). Magic Trackpad Pro (wired, shortcut buttons). Apple’s new professional lineup of desktop peripherals designed for getting work done.
Apple Mesh (home Wi-Fi simplified)
Apple Display, Apple Display Pro