bill42
About
- Username
- bill42
- Joined
- Visits
- 42
- Last Active
- Roles
- member
- Points
- 272
- Badges
- 1
- Posts
- 131
Reactions
-
AppleInsider readers are split on the iPhone X notch, but most support Apple's decision to...
The Notch-heads against the boring old flatheads.
-
Apple debuts $999 iPhone X with OLED Super Retina Display & Face ID authentication
I was thinking the same, but I can never open my iPhone with my gloves anyway. So if I have to stop anyway to take a glove off, I might as well type in my code.foregoneconclusion said:
For non-visor, probably not an issue. For a visor style, that's a bit more iffy. Depends on what percentage of the face needs to still be visible to work. They did show people wearing hats, glasses, and scarves etc., so I suppose there's a chance that you could raise the visor and still get it to work.sflocal said:I'm not a fan of any facial-recognition to unlock/control a phone. I ride a motorcycle every day and I'm curious how it will work while I'm still wearing my helmet. For
-
Teardown claims Essential Phone is hard-to-repair 'hot mess'
iFixit demonstrates that in order to change the battery or repair the smallest little part inside like the charge port, you basically have to destroy the phone. Not you. A repair shop. You don't care that a repair shop can't change the used-up battery of your phone? That is ludicrous.Metriacanthosaurus said:Nobody cares, iFixit. You make it sound like anyone cares about repairability except you, which is false. No one cares. Your business must evolve to deal with the changing landscape, or you need to move on altogether. No one should be making products with user-repairability in mind. That is a total waste. I don't want devices that are crippled by that as a priority.
-
Video: Rumors mount for LTE-connected Apple Watch
The Dick Tracy Watch will finally be here! -
How to secure AirDrop on your iPhone to prevent unwanted photos on the subway
Dammit, they're onto me!!!
