slow n easy

I use ChatGPT because both Siri and Google are horrible at answering my questions and ChatGPT does a better job even though it’s not perfect. I have no idea about 4.0 because I’m not willing to pay for it and I’m not expecting to pay for Apple Intelligence once Apple decides to charge for it. I definitely will be looking forward to it though, if it’s for no additional cost. I have no idea if Apple intends to fix Predictive Typing with Apple Intelligence, but I wish they would. In my opinion, Predictive Typing does a horrible job. It changes my typing mistakes into nonsensical words and also actual words that make absolutely no sense within the context of the sentence.

9secondkox2 said:

Not news. The only way this was ever going to be a legit big deal is glasses. 

AVP wasn’t a hit. The 2nd gen will be a bit better - mostly due to ai software - but still suffer from being a headset. 

Untethered glasses that look like actual glasses/sunglasses will be the thing. Especially if they look like or are brand name shades (even if they are an apple design complete with signature Apple design. Not some nerdware. 

I have zero interest whatsoever in glasses or AR. I don’t see the appeal of it or what I would use it for. I would rather buy a VR Headset.

I would never want a lesser Apple Vision Pro. The reason I haven’t bought one yet is because it’s not good enough yet, not because it’s too expensive. They need to address the weight issue by maybe using different materials or maybe by better weight distribution. I wouldn’t mind if they got rid of the front facing screen because I have no use for that, but the camera resolution needs to increase, not decrease. Battery life also needs to be a lot better. I didn’t buy the watch until the Series 4 because that is when it was good enough in my opinion. I’m sure that I will love the Apple Vision Pro, but I’ll sit out the first few iterations of it.

netrox said:

slow n easy said:

I might consider a ring for sleep metrics, I haven’t bought the Oura ring, but I thought about it.

You can use Apple Watch for sleep monitoring. 

I’m aware. I already have worn my Apple Watch for sleep metrics many times, but it doesn’t feel like there is enough information. I don’t know that a ring would be any better than a watch and I don’t know if there even is a perfect solution. I just know that I’m looking for something better than what is currently available. I have used both the SleepWatch app and the SleepScore app and it kind of seems like it would be great to combine them into one app. I guess the problem is that there isn’t one great solution that has everything in one product. It’s still an unsolved problem.

I might consider a ring for sleep metrics, I haven’t bought the Oura ring, but I thought about it.