Several million people bought them. I wonder how many iMacs are sold. (Macs overall sell something like 25 millions per year.)They can, but no one buys them, so they won't.
Several million people bought them. I wonder how many iMacs are sold. (Macs overall sell something like 25 millions per year.)They can, but no one buys them, so they won't.
Replacing the mute switch (that allowed you to accurately mute the sound, in the dark, simply by feel) with the Action Button was the biggest iPhone 15 downgrade.
Isn’t it high time that the Apple iPhone Pro Max supports the Apple Pencil?
Clearly not enough to make it worth Apple's time. Especially when you consider 99% of people will still buy some sort of iPhone anyway.Several million people bought them. I wonder how many iMacs are sold. (Macs overall sell something like 25 millions per year.)
Case would need to be redesigned regardless. If the material can transfer capacitance, aka finger touch on case is the same as touching button directly, it would be good.Does capacitative mean it won't work with a case on? I rather like the sides of my phone to be protected.
iPhone with a physical keyboard anyone? Not external one plugged into USB-C, a literal physical keyboard.
iPhone ergonomics, intuitiveness, and simplicity died when the volume buttons and the power button were placed directly across from each other. Really?! REALLY?!?!!! And this goes on for years and years?One major selling point of iPhone was its simplicity with the small number of buttons, with each button's purpose known just by intuition.
Yeah that’s what people say every year about the next possible upgrade version. Yeah but those mystery pictures are always kind of funky too and AnalyzeI feel like this is one of those rumors where the full picture isn’t going to be clear until release or maybe just before. (Kinda like the Dynamic Island)
It seems kinda stupid so far (extra buttons, a flat action button), but I’m just going to wait and see how this rumor pans out.
In a modern global society, several million people do lots of things, every day.Several million people bought them. I wonder how many iMacs are sold. (Macs overall sell something like 25 millions per year.)
The Action Button is in a very awkward spot to actually try to use it as a shutter button as your hand will usually block the cameras if you try to use it like that, plus I'd expect that the point of making it a haptic button is to enable something like a two stage shutter button.So, why do we need a redundant button dedicated solely for the camera? There’s even plenty of software shortcuts we’ve had for years now (control center and Notification Center). To me this just reeks of “change for the sake of change.”
"...and use the visual and haptic feedback to make sure..."I liked the old mute button. I also like the new one. No difference in use as I am concerned. It can be used in the dark and the old button you also had to know if up or down is mute, and use the visual and haptic feedback to make sure, same as the new one. It's not a downgrade.
What I really want to do though is toggle airplane mode using the action button.
I want to turn off all radios any time I am on the move, on the scooter or on foot, most of the time.
Oh aapple gets on my damn nerves daily lol. But i look at the alternatives and like my boyfriend, i am like ehhh...i could have it worse. HAHAI get that but people can be unhappy and voice their opinions about decisions Apple make and at the same time still appreciate things they do well.
It seems like if anyone says anything negative about Apple on here they are automatically branded a “hater” or a troll
It's different, I guess Apple must have kept your use case in mind."...and use the visual and haptic feedback to make sure..."
If, what you are saying, is that the haptic feedback is different for muting, and unmuting, and thus you don't need visual confirmation, then I take it back, and stand corrected. I'm curious, is that the case?
Great, thanks for that.It's different, I guess Apple must have kept your use case in mind.
Unmute: Single short vibration
Mute: 3 or 4 super short vibrations.
Very clearly distinguishable. I just tested it.
This attention to detail actually makes me think, not all hope is lost for Apple. There's still people in the company that embody the spirit of Steve Jobs. Almost nostalgic.
Yep, I hope Apple adds the ability to have additional functions through double press or even long press vs short press. As it stands, I’m still using the Action button as a mute on/off since that is the function I use most.The volume buttons already do that.