ravnorodom

I tried AI technology on a few graphic projects: this includes turning pixelated image to hi-res and filling artificial extended background on a very tight cropped images in Photoshop BETA. It's mind blowing I have to say. It thinks like human with minor flaws. It knows what I want to do with the images. Some Photoshop retouches will take me one hour to do and it only takes 1 minute for AI to execute. I am testing this is on a built-in AI feature that Photoshop Beta is currently incorporating. For turning pixelated image to hi-res works miraculously also on human faces and other objects. It still has some flaws and additional manual Photoshop retouches are required. I used free beta service from a website for this image upscaling. Overall, I am super impressed. AI is here to stay and it will get better as time goes by. It's a must have new tool for graphic designer (As long as I don't hear "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that", then we're safe).

Ever since CarPlay going wireless, I love it. I use it more and more now. Before it was pain to physically connect to the iPhone every time I got in the car therefore I barely used it. Now I can ditch subscription and use CarPlay instead. Cars that I lease recently (Lexus) and leased in the past (Mercedes) require subscriptions after 3 years for their infotainments.

I think in the future Apple will need a 22" iPad Pro Max. There are many cheaper alternative Peloton exercise bikes that don't come with touch screen monitor in order to reduce cost. You just need to attach your own iPad but it's just too small comparing to the 22" monitor on Peloton or NordicTrack. If Apple wants to get serious about Fitness, bring in a 22" iPad Pro Max. It should benefit both at home fitness trainees and artists/designers. And make it foldable so they can take it with them. And then setup a standard interface like CarPlay onto each fitness equipment and call it FitPlay so your biking, rolling and treadmill interface across are all consistency. Peloton had already jump-started the basic concept, Apple can take it further!

JP234 said:

ravnorodom said:

The best part of using my Apple Watch is able to listen to Apple Music with AirPod while vacuuming the house with sweat pants minus 20 lbs iPhone 14 Pro Max in my pocket. And controlling the volume of music from the Apple Watch with any Bluetooth Speaker connected to my iPhone 14 Pro Max in a separated room while washing dishes in the kitchen. And notify me when my heart beat is 120 BPM due to being drunk. Love it.

20 LB iPhone? LOL! What is it made of, a collapsed star?

That’s what it feels like when wearing sweat pants with this super sized iPhone inside pocket. 

22july2013 said:

Macs aren't the only Apple products to use the M2 chip.

I knew it. That explains why my Air Fryer cooks faster than my conventional oven. It M2 obviously.