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All this talk about reality pro ‘not solving a problem’. The iPad wasn’t solving a problem, it was a big iPhone according to everyone and look at it’s success. I think what many people can’t get their heads around is Apple have entered a market which is still in its infancy and it has revolutionised to a degree but the tech just isn’t there yet to make it mainstream. I think it had to be released now to take a bet on AR going somewhere rather than waiting to see if it gets big and being too late to the game. It builds credibility for them in this field as they continue to refine it.

When the iPad Pro first launched Apple did reserve some features for the larger Pro, and the smaller pro was less of a Pro device. It’s entirely possible Apple has developed features to take advantage of the larger screen yet again. How does that not make sense? iPadOS needs to advance if the Pros and larger iPads are to be fully utilised the way Apple are positioning them.

sflagel said:

The store in Knightsbridge is nice, but architecturally not as interesting as Covent Garden, with its exposed brick and multiple stories, or even as Regent Street with its glass staircase (although glass stair cases are a bit dated now). 

But nice to see the new design language, which is  more contemporary than the previous glass-focused one (which looks a bit like Heathrow) 

The regent street store hasn’t had a glass staircase since 2016.