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iOS 12 'doubles down' on performance for iPhone and iPad
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Bonus Notches: Android smartphone vendors copy the striking design from Apple's iPhone X, ...
It's still hideous. The notch is definitely striking, but not in a good way. And the fact that this "feature" is being copycatted is both laughable and pathetic.ddawson100 said:It's amazing. It goes from "hideous" to widely copied and then inevitable and obvious. We've seen this pattern over and over.
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Apple says all new iPhone apps must support iOS 11 SDK, iPhone X display as of April
I really hope the notch isn't eventually going to be cursing all iPhone models. But that hope is probably in vain. I'm gonna use my headphone-jack-bearing notch-free iPhone 6s Plus for as long as I can.
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Apple's shift in iOS development pace about evolving scale, not coping with bugs, says for...
<<"In my view the 'moment' is being manufactured a bit right now because of the perception that the Apple products have become less stable or...'buggy'," he said, while commenting that in his own view, Apple's hardware and software are at "quality levels our industry has just not seen before.">>
That's some heavy PR spin. iOS 11 has been the buggiest release yet.
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Exhaustive acoustical analysis demonstrates HomePod is '100 percent an audiophile-grade sp...
If you want Incredible sound, you don't want a shelf speaker.chasm said:This is why several reviewers have said this thing is bargain-priced if you prize great sound above all.
As mentioned in the source report, I expect a fair number of users — maybe a majority — will not use Siri at all except to control volume and music playback, which all works fine. Which is exactly what Apple reckoned for the initial release.
If you are primarily interested in talking to household objects all the time (but with decent sound), get the Sonos One. If you want incredible sound, get a HomePod.
