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why did apple move the shutter button farther into the screen, and now where the shutter used to be we have the 'modes' swiper. The number of times i've switched mode instead of taking a picture is too high. more evidence of degradation of iphone interface. The camera app is a design disaster.
 
In the past I posted about how Apple will sell you an iPhone without an actual iPhone. These are the first signs of that path.

iPhone 17 Pro models:

- Nobody talks about how iOS26 generate more typos because of faulty registering touches.

- Nobody talking about the speakers being considerably weaker than previous gens!

Those 2 drive me nuts, especially the keyboard. In 18 it seemed like it was finally working right again, and then they broke it in iOS 26
 
I wonder how the apple cucks will try to justify this one
What’s to justify? “Multi-trillion dollar company does a thing” is a “dog bites man” story. :)

I enjoyed it more when they removed a camera from the iPad Pro. Folks that have long said that iPads shouldn’t have cameras because no one uses them to take pictures had to figure out SOME way to display their displeasure at the camera being removed while simultaneously, indicating that THEY would never them, of course. THAT was delightful!
 
why did apple move the shutter button farther into the screen, and now where the shutter used to be we have the 'modes' swiper. The number of times i've switched mode instead of taking a picture is too high. more evidence of degradation of iphone interface. The camera app is a design disaster.
Good thing you weren’t around when they stopped including a home buttons on iPhones. I wonder if there’s anyone that never learned how to do the swipe up?
 
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