And then other things:For Apple Music to be fixed.
- The Mac OS app needs to be completely rewritten
- If I remove music from my library, it shouldn't be removed from any playlists either
- Why is there a lag for the music to start playing when changing track?
- Allow us to see other people's profiles and playlists more easily
- Fix the queue management for 'play later'
- Fix the artists section in the library. If a Drake song features Travis Scott, the artist shouldn't literally be "Drake & Travis Scott", it should be shown as two separate artists
- Make Apply replay more fun
Apple used to be king of music. How is it so bad now? Spotify manages to get all of these things right so why can't Apple?
As an Android user, and someone who will probably never use an iPhone, I agree.Usually when people say that they want it akin to android like features which again, in my opinion, defeats the point of IOS.
Side loading, changing app icons/designs, text color bubbles, changing the homescreen. Basically abandoning uniformity in favor of whatever android calls itself(at least what I read from old posts on here)
Mac - a computer that sits on my desk, window to the world with assortment of appsYou 2 must not be macOS users then due to its poor security, what with the ability tosideloadinstall software from anywhere you can download it.
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For artistic modelling they’d probably be better off making some suitable Blender plugins for functional integration and maybe UI patches to make it more compliant with the Apple interface guidelines.I'd like something akin to iMovie/GarageBand but for the maker space.
A CAD app that can be used for knocking out 3D prints in the way the other iWork-type apps make it possible to generate print/media content.
It would be great if it could seamlessly incorporate your phone's camera/lidar to import data.
They don't even have to start from scratch, using something like Shapr3D as a start would be good - but none of that monthly subscription nonsense. You can do all this now, but it requires bouncing between a handful of apps, and some are only available at the hobbyist level if you don't make money. Something that was useful for the hobbyist or small business maker would be great.
What do you expect a new model to do though? I have two, one is the original 4K one that runs on the A10, and the other is the latest. The only reason I upgraded the old one was because I wanted one in the bedroom, so it went in the bedroom. But other than that there is nothing in the new one that I care about really.New Apple TV. I’m in the market for one, but I don’t want to buy the current model with a new one potentially on the horizon
On that note, having the option to not merge all the visible windows into the current Space when removing external monitors, rather than keeping them as separate spaces in the list.macOS remembering all my desktops for my dual monitor setup and placing the correct application windows in the correct spots before going to sleep.
I really like that idea. The spaces are like virtual monitors, so it should just extend that into a connected monitor if you plug in one.On that note, having the option to not merge all the visible windows into the current Space when removing external monitors, rather than keeping them as separate spaces in the list.
Me too! It’s STILL my wireless hotspot for my house.I still use my TimeCapsule. I’d instantly buy a new one.
👍🏼Dare I say it. Siri.
Last Friday, we shared our annual What to Expect Guide that covers everything we're expecting to see from Apple in 2024, based on current rumors and historical product release information.
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