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wood1208 said:

I am still baffled why less than 14" screen laptops still exist. It is hard to do much work on smaller screen. I am glad Apple got rid of 12" MB and 4" SE iphone. 

What a very strange comment. If you don’t like the smaller devices, no one is forcing you to buy them! However there are many many other users who highly value the lightness, portability, ease-of-use, and host of other benefits that a small package provides. Some of us would never dream of buying an iPhone XS Max or a 15-16” MacBook Pro, but can still appreciate that some other users might. It’s bizarre tribalism to say “*I* don’t like this therefore it needs to go.”

So it was always ever vaporware. Nice going, Apple.

melgross said:

sigh, another rant.

Same. I don’t necessarily disagree with the editorial’s view, but there’s just too much Apple-chest-thumping rhetoric for my liking.  It just weakens the argument.

How sad. Like the Apple’s old Cards app for iOS, the print orders through Photos were beautifully done. Will need to place an order for 2019 calendars earlier this year.

Looks like it requires the same number of taps, just in slightly different places. That’s not a big issue to me. The problem I have is with the app drawer never staying put — no matter how many times I organize it the apps inevitably rearrange themselves. If the Photos app stays anchored to the left side, then fine. But if it gets jumbled up with all the other apps and I have to swipe three times to find it, then I’m going to have a big problem with this change.