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jfabula1 said:

Yaiks….pricy 

This is in line, and actually cheaper, than its competition. The Bose QC 700 and Sony 1000XM5’s are both $400.

hexclock said:

They should let you delete them, if you don’t use them. Or at least delete ones you’ll never use, which is probably 85 to 90 percent. 

You can turn off the emoji keyboard if you don’t use them, but yes, I agree, being able to delete or hide the ones you don’t want would be a nice feature.

urahara said:

M68000 said:

Still waiting for Apple to catch up and offer under screen Touch ID.  It’s been available for years now on android.   I know many of you think face recognition is superior.  But consider that many iPhone users would love Touch ID again, hidden under screen.

Many by what measure? What are the costs (financial, including writing and keeping updates for software, and physical) to produce it? Is it word it even if some people wish it?

You’re just being willfully ignorant of any other company or technology out there. The ultrasonic under-screen fingerprint readers in the Galaxy S line of phones is amazingly quick and accurate, every bit as much as Touch ID on the SE or any previous Touch ID iPhone. And they’ve had them in there for multiple generations and just keep making it better. There’s literally no downside to having both Face ID and an under-display ultrasonic Touch ID. Apple could even tout it as even greater security. Not only do you need your face, but also a fingerprint.

It’s called a software freeze. Pretty common that it’d be a few weeks before public releaseC gives them plenty of time to stress test it and implement any zero-day or last minute minor bug fixes.

uktechie said:

No support for Mac and no ability to export is disappointing for business users especially. 

Try posting it again,  it slightly different. I don’t think everyone understood you…