williamh

I thought I'd read that double-tap can be turned on now even on older watches through the accessibility features.  I haven't bothered to do it though there are a few circumstances (start timing at the start of a race) where it would be nice. 

Free tip:  If Apple really wants to be sustainable, they'd make an iPhone that doesn't self-destruct if you drop it so that a protective case wouldn't be necessary.  Surely not producing any case would be more sustainable than producing cases that are nominally protective, suck and get thrown away.  

Another free tip for Apple:  Maybe design the iPhone updates in such a way that the cases don't need to be replaced with every iteration?  Sometimes the phone change was just moving a button slightly so the old case wouldn't fit anymore.  Thanks for that!

I saw the finewoven case at the Pentagon City Apple Store on Friday and it seemed not that high quality and overpriced.  I'd prefer the silicone case to finewoven.  

Honestly asking, what is the environmental issue with the leather case?   The leather cases are reusing the wrapping from my beef, it's not like cows are produced to use for iPhone cases and the meat is an afterthought is it?   Is the process of making the leather and using it worse than just composting the cow hides?  What is it?  I know my tone might seem snarky but seriously isn't there just an enormous amount of cowhide out there?  Wouldn't an iPhone case be better than tossing it?

Isn't this the company that on "moral grounds" is fighting paying Apple their fair share for using Apple's App Store?

spunkmeyer said:

I'm happy for her, but if it were me... I'd keep the story, but buy a new pair. 

For me, it would depend on whether it was an upper or lower endoscopy.