AppleExposed

Strange the security section doesn't mention iPhone runs authentic iOS while Sammy runs Android the most insecure mobile OS in history.

gatorguy said:

AppleExposed said:

Which one's the knockoff? Oh the one with the chin and forehead.

IDK who it was on here the Google guy or the Huawei guy who said the knockoffs had solved the notch problem by adding a forehead and chin!! LOL!

Is there a notch problem? As far as I know they work as intended. 

EDIT: BTW I'm looking at the pic AI posted and I'm not seeing a chin on the Pixel. Maybe a slightly larger bezel there than on the sides, but certainly no chin as I understand one. 

There is no real "problem". The complaint is that it exists.

This discussion was before this Pixel 4. Not sure if he mentioned Pixel 3 or Huawei iWannabe.

hentaiboy said:

dewme said:

Radar is a time proven, reliable, accurate, and relatively mature technology for distance and speed measurement that doesn't suffer from some of  the issues that affect optical and acoustic technology based systems. Nonetheless, it's still impressive to see it scaled down to a smartphone form factor for personal use applications. 

Yes, first implementation of gesture-based computing on a smartphone only to be dismissed as a “party trick” by the author.

I wouldn't even call it a party trick. Sammy tried this before and iKnockoff fans were screaming "Innovation!" before Sammy abandoned(surprise!) the feature months later. This is no better than bumping phones which would apparently be the death of Apple.

Wow not even the first episode aired and they're already a hit!!!

entropys said:

So just what is the target demographic then? Because it seems terribly overwrought, over engineered, takes its controversy too seriously.  

That might be the way the trailer is though, and it might be actually OK. But I have to say, as someone who likes a period piece romance, and even a bit of a soft spot for coming of age stories, it doesn’t look good.

edit: also, considering in dickinson’s real recluse life nothing actually happened, how can a second series be sustained?

hucom2000 said:

I had the same thoughts as discussed in the comments above. I figured it must be for very young people. But are they interested in period pieces?? Maybe Apple's idea is precisely that: to get young audiences interested in plots set in historic contexts. I would consider that ambitious!

*FacePalm*

You guys don't even know what the show's about. I can tell by your comments.

It is NOT based on historical facts. It's just a cool retelling. The demographics are teen girls who send emojis to each other.

Which one's the knockoff? Oh the one with the chin and forehead.

IDK who it was on here the Google guy or the Huawei guy who said the knockoffs had solved the notch problem by adding a forehead and chin!! LOL!

As others have said, this article could have been written about any production. Every production has troubles but of course Apple's is magnified.