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Here is everything Apple killed -- or tried to kill -- at WWDC 2020
Rayz2016 said:Beats said:Andrew_OSU said:elijahg said:Force touch is going away on the watch?? Bleh. I find it really useful and much quicker than hunting through menus especially on a small screen. The current implementation is a bit crap though. You have to go around force touching everything to find out what is force touchable, and then try and remember. A simple indication of some sort, maybe a subtle screen edge glow or something similar would have been a good indicator so you knew immediately that you could force touch.
On a different note, I am not sure about the legality of them essentially abandoning hardware in existing watches. They're actually removing functionality that has existed since the watch was purchased. That seems a bit unreasonable to me.
Sad it was one of the biggest Watch innovations and in my opinion one of the biggest innovations of the 21st century. I remember when Apple invented it, the knockoffs were scrambling to rip it off and the next Android OS had a cheap imitation of it.
Now if they remove it from my Macbook..... -
Why the Mac's migration to Apple Silicon is bigger than ARM
nuclide said:Arm Holdings (stylized as arm) is a semiconductor and software design company wholly owned by Japanese conglomerate SoftBank Group and its Vision Fund.
How is ARM "majority-owned by Chinese interests?" -
Apple macOS 11.0 Big Sur announced with redesigned Finder, Dock
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Jony Ive delayed Apple's AR headset project over design concerns
asterion said:When Apple becomes technology-led rather than design-led we'll know that the spirit of Apple — of Steve — has finally left.
Apple has always been about excellence in human-centred design. -
Apple adds Radeon 5600M 16-inch MacBook Pro & Mac Pro SSD upgrade kits [u]
sflocal said:prismatics said:rob53 said:tht said:Nice to see!
Just keep making incremental updates and options. Hopefully upgradeable SSDs will be available for all of the other Macs in the future.