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Apple sneaks in very old devices into iPhone 15 event video -- and omits one, too
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While there may even have been more such famous artifacts hidden around Apple Park and in the video, there was one striking omission.
Previously whenever we would see into these apparently real working spaces at Apple, there would be many Mac Pro machines on the floor beside desks.
There were none in this year's event video. Instead, every desk had a Mac Studio on it.
Maybe that's actually proof that these are genuine working spaces -- and that the New Mac Pro isn't cutting it.
Read on AppleInsiderWhile most of the desks had Mac Studio's, there were some server mounted Mac Pro's, and one on the floor in the background. -
Editorial: Apple's removal of 3D Touch is a backwards step for 'Pro' iPhones
PujiMak said:I’m quite disappointed when updating iOS13 on my iPhone XS.. 3D Touch was totally scrap. For a phone which has 3D Touch capability, the software turned off this feature. Like WTF. Honestly this really annoying.. even my colleagues tend to agree with me.Yes 3D Touch wasn’t really popular for the masses. But Power Users aka Pro Users.. really utilise this.So for this, I’m quite sad about it.gatorguy said:Lacreid said:netrox said:I agree. I don't really like the Haptic Touch. 3D Touch was way much better and faster. But given the fact that it added substantial cost to iPhone and not many people took advantage of 3D, it just no longer make sense to keep supporting it.
1. As much as I loved it, VERY FEW people used it. Discovery of allowed shortcuts was crap, and the experience was inconsistent. A smallish group of pro / hardcore users loved the feature like I did, but it was hardly a top 10 feature for the masses.
2. Removing the 3D touch components created a TON of space inside iPhones to expand the battery. Those extra 4-5 hours come from a more efficient processor, AND a bigger battery.
I guess, given the hard choice, I would choose longer battery life and haptic touch over the alternative. I still miss 3D touch, particularly with Peek / Pop and in the keyboard.
Removing features after the purchase isn't something that users tend to take lightly, see Nest and the camera notification light for example.