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Seriously amazing!

When it first started I thought this was going to be another corny silly video. It was really quite interesting and well done!
 
This feature seems to wear out over time just like how speakers tend to slowly degrade in sound quality over time. I’ve had my series 2 since launch day still and over time the ejecting sound has turned from that nice crisp beeping sound to a much more “crunchy” and static-like sound. Would be interesting to see how the performance of this feature is affected as the speakers get worn out. I know that the speaker grill design was also completely redesigned since the series 2 as well.
Are you sure water isn’t still in there? I’ve found sometimes I have to do it a few times to get it back to that crystal clear tone
 
Seriously amazing!

When it first started I thought this was going to be another corny silly video. It was really quite interesting and well done!
Indeed. I appreciate that Gav and Dan took the video from multiple angles. Five minutes well spent.

Explosions have been around since about 13.8 billion years ago, but slo-mo videos of them are still interesting.
I heard the first one is a rather big bang.
 
I heard the first one is a rather big bang.
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And it still hasn't finished - you don't get much more slo-mo than that!
 
Guided Access?

Thats sounds right.

I’m not sure what Apple would have to adjust. Isn’t it just turning the touch detection off when it detects water on the screen (presumably algorithmically, similar to how palm rejection works)? OK, you’d need a different hardware trigger to end water mode, but that’s hardly an insurmountable obstacle. Press both volume buttons at once maybe? That doesn’t have a function yet as far as I know.
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Yeah, I’m wondering what they’re on about too.
 
Is it bad that I have had an Apple Watch 4 since they day its come out, I shower with it, swim in my pool with it, and I have NEVER activated that feature or had it activate.
 
Is it bad that I have had an Apple Watch 4 since they day its come out, I shower with it, swim in my pool with it, and I have NEVER activated that feature or had it activate.

You Philistine!!!

Actually I don't think it matters. The only issue I, in my limited experience as a chemist, would think possible is the reduced surface tension making the water able to enter those holes. But is there any way to actually clean the holes? Wipe with iso alcohol? Over years I'd imagine residue will eventually build up, but what to do about it. There probably isn't anything that could be done. As long as it's working. I was concerned about flooding my 'AW0'.
 
Well they were the first to think about doing it. And the Series 0 didn't have this feature.
No need to be upset about the video, it was cool indeed.

i was saying it’s really late to post here on Macrumours as a “news” article. After all it was featured in WWDC announcement
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So, they should've delayed the S0 by three years just so it can have the features of the S3?

mwah to reach there ;)
 
Digging this one up about the Ultra.

I'm not convinced the Ultra is actually ejecting water as efficiently on the speakers as the previous models. I think it clears the Mic memberanes really well as it picks up speech pretty good but the speak is still very, very muffled a couple of hours later and just to clarify I have had the S3 and S5 in the past to compare it to. Maybe it's just a bigger cavity where the speaker is and the priority is to get the Mic working.

Any similar observations?
 
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