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What Do You Want to See From Apple in 2020?
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An option in the App Store to filter OUT apps that involve in-app purchases.
Disable phone calls taking over the entire screen when I’m already doing something.
- A high end modular consumer grade tower. I do nit believe the gaming computer rumors, but it’d be great.
- A major fixup of macOS
- I have a fantasy of coding on my iPad, and executing the code on my tower. Any steps to get iPad OS closer to a laptop replacement would be huge.
- Mac mini refresh
- Nvidia
- A major fixup of macOS
- I have a fantasy of coding on my iPad, and executing the code on my tower. Any steps to get iPad OS closer to a laptop replacement would be huge.
- Mac mini refresh
- Nvidia
We all want the same, MacOS software that "just works". Apple have lost their way ... I wonder if they are employing software engineers released by Microsoft, and Microsoft is hiring the old guard of Apple engineers who knew about user-interfaces. Windows 10 is the best Windows yet, and Catalina is the worst MacOS yet!
An iPhone with a headphone jack.
I want to see true innovation, products that are well-designed, useful and well beyond their recent norms of barely-incremental updates and changes. I want to see better QA from Apple. Their processes appear to have broken down; Jobs would never have stood for this. I want to see a bigger, better Apple that is not only innovative, but it completely committed to "being different".
The Music app is a disaster.
If they can't do this, then I fear the company may eventually fail. It may take a while, but if they don't get their act together, I fear there is a danger of it.
The Music app is a disaster.
If they can't do this, then I fear the company may eventually fail. It may take a while, but if they don't get their act together, I fear there is a danger of it.
You can sign up as a beta tester to become a consenting Beta Tester.Logistical improvements that lead to more “Stable and Mature“ hardware or software product releases. I’m tired of being an non-consenting Beta Tester.
I see what your doing there. I have an inclination Beta Testers would appreciate my desire as well.
I don’t think they need a lower cost HomePod just one that works with more than Apple Music and Bluetooth capability would be nice as well. Thinking Sonos Move direction. Also OLED screens on all phones. 5G is ok but not really unhappy with current LTE speeds.
Would love to see iMessage for Android too.
Would love to see iMessage for Android too.
Consistency in ALL Apple software apps. Apple TV app is a mess, Books is a pile of post-its… Apple needs to get their software, professional and consumer, up to the leading edge. Maps is still the worst of the available options. Mail is slow and inconsistent between iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
1) Either no iOS 14 or an iOS 14 that’s a version change in name only without many new features that focuses on fixing the bugs that already exist in iOS 13. From now on I want a feature roadmap released at WWDC that covers the new features that Apple intends to add over the course of the next calendar year with those features incorporated into iOS as they are deemed ready to ship by extensive internal and external testing. Roll out features when the dev team working on them gives their stamp of approval and not in a rush to meet an artificial deadline.
2) Create a striped down version of the Mac Pro with a reasonable price for consumers who enjoy tinkering with and upgrading their own hardware. There’s no reason not to produce a desktop PC that can be upgraded by enthusiasts. I’d be willing to pay the Apple Tax and drop $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 for a base system with an i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 128 GB SSD and a decent video card that’s modular like the Mac Pro and can be upgraded by end users as they see fit. The iMac will remain the most popular consumer desktop that Apple sells but there is still a segment of users who previously bought the cheese grader Mac Pro who are not going to spend $6,000.00 just for the privilege of being able to upgrade internal components. Apple’s consumer lineup will be incomplete until they fill this void.
2) Create a striped down version of the Mac Pro with a reasonable price for consumers who enjoy tinkering with and upgrading their own hardware. There’s no reason not to produce a desktop PC that can be upgraded by enthusiasts. I’d be willing to pay the Apple Tax and drop $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 for a base system with an i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 128 GB SSD and a decent video card that’s modular like the Mac Pro and can be upgraded by end users as they see fit. The iMac will remain the most popular consumer desktop that Apple sells but there is still a segment of users who previously bought the cheese grader Mac Pro who are not going to spend $6,000.00 just for the privilege of being able to upgrade internal components. Apple’s consumer lineup will be incomplete until they fill this void.
Mid-range modular Mac tower. Something aimed at the prosumer market who don’t need the insane specs of the Mac Pro.
On everything? How do you think Apple got to be the most wealthiest country in the world? They didn’t reach to be a $1 trillion company by selling ‘low priced’ products, their method has always been charging the most for the product, but offering the best experience in terms of hardware and software. Look, I get it, their products are not cheap, so I’ll agree with you there, but that’s why they separate themselves away from the competition If you want a better service/product, you pay the price, otherwise search the market for different alternatives that offer a ‘lesser’ experience.
The items in the first paragraph is more likely to happen than the item in second paragraph ever happening, but I digress.
A professional photo app
a modular Mac for the rest of us
no more bugridden releases
a modular Mac for the rest of us
no more bugridden releases
Just make the upcoming so-called SE2 have dual-sim capabilities and it is going to sell loads. e-Sim will be sufficient if physical second SIM not possible. Pre-ordering the moment this is announced. Willing to pay the price of iPhone11Pro if the size is not larger that that of an 8.
