atonaldenim

On the theme of nostalgia, it reminds me fondly of the Palm Pixi or Pre, those phones sparked my curiosity back in the day, although I never owned one. (I might be less nostalgic if I did, lol)

I wonder if this idea could work as a bluetooth accessory (like many iPad keyboards), with the keyboard module mounted on a MagSafe backplate to attach it to the phone. If it were really easy to remove, or rotate away from the data port, or turn off, that might solve some of its shortcomings?

I'm not a heavy phone user, but adding a hardware keyboard to an iPad Mini can be a revelation, by letting the entire screen stay dedicated to output rather than losing half of it to keyboard input. So I can understand why a phone addict could want this!

What was the name of this session, is a recording of it available anywhere? In the Developer app or elsewhere?

I think it would be more accurate to say "Any M-series Mac or iPad" as all iPads and iPhones 4+ have always used Apple Silicon, but of the A-series variety.

I enjoy reading your reviews like this one, refreshingly distinct from the Apple-commentator-echo chamber. Nice to see an evaluation of its merits for the product it's trying to be, rather than complaints that it's not a different product altogether.

Update: Delta emulator is now available on Apple’s App Store!
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/delta-game-emulator/id1048524688

The developer’s AltStore is also live today in EU featuring the Delta app.