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Gawd... I know I don't wanna rant, but how MUCH time in the limelight does the iPhone NEED?
"We're offering the best experience by FOAR!"

I'm so sick of it.
 
160million contactless transactions made. Apple get a minuscule percentage fee for use of Apple Pay they're raking in the money :eek:
 
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We also care about people with limited motor skills, that's why we implemented an incredibly hard to type on keyboard.
If you look at the Retina MacBook's butterfly keyboard from the point of view of someone with limited motor skills, it should actually be superior to a traditional keyboard. The butterfly mechanism means it's easier to actuate the keys regardless of which part of its surface you're striking, the keys are large, and the short travel distance means it doesn't take as much pressure for clicks to register.

If you look at the keyboard from the point of view of someone coming from a traditional keyboard, then yes it does take some time to get used to. You're used to a greater amount of tactile feedback. But once you pass the initial learning curve, the butterfly keyboard allows you to type faster. This is not unlike the people who held on to their BlackBerries because they could not fathom the idea of typing on a capacitive touchscreen. Now I can type on my iPhone without even looking.
 
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