https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/7/24146276/apple-ipad-pro-oled-features-specs-let-loose-event Feels like Apple has zero innovation -- every year it's just a thinner ipad, a better camera...is there really anything left in the future of this company that's truly innovative? If you're at apple can you guide me on what are some interesting or innovative things happening there? What do the rest of us think about apple?
And tell us about Microsoft innovation and high performance, chief.
Apple might not be as innovative as it had been. But other option like android is terrible when it comes to vetting apps & provide better user experience. That leaves me & many of us sticking to iOS though we hate it.
both google play store and the iOS app store do a shit job at vetting apps. At their scale its inevitable. The makn difference is that android phones have sideloading whereas ios still doesnt :D
All of the gestures that on iPhones confuse the shit out of me as an android user. UX is subjective as the look and feel is so different. I hate windows and use Macs.
visionOs design is actually better than meta's take on VR
No thanks, I’d rather gold plate my Meta Oculus with real gold
I disagree, the MacBook pros got fatter
I like em thiccc
After using MacBook pro for a few years, I can’t go back to Windows or ChromeBooks. The sheer performance is crazy
Yeah well, thanks for the feedback I guess. 😔
Says Microsoft ? When did you guys invent something good ? Let’s see: MSFT bought 86-DOS to sale it as MS-DOS Bought Forthought to sale it as PowerPoint Bought Hotmail.com to outlook Bought Visio Corp to Microsoft Visio Bought Skype to Skype and Teams Bought Nokia to Windows phones Bought Activision Blizzard and other studios 50% in OpenAI Bought LinkedIn and GitHub Anything organic that someone remembers ?
I used win 11 for the first time using any windows software in over a decade. It's still flaming hot garbage of an experience, and the only compelling aspects of it are ideas borrowed from Apple. 🤷🏽♂️
What are you talking about? The ol iPad was super thick
With the M4 in the iPad it seems obvious that they should create something like the Surface Book… aka MacBook with a detachable touchscreen. Right now the iPad is like an overpowered toy computer with severe limitations. It does not replace my MacBook (too limited and multitasking sucks on it, as well as working with external storage) but it’s too expensive to justify buying it in addition to a MacBook.
iPad Pro that can run osx or virtual machines would maybe be worth half the cost
This will happen for sure. The only thing they need now is enabling MacOS-like experience on the iPad. I think in the next few years they will focus primarily on software, turning iPad into the “laptop” of choice for people.
I need thinner devices so that I can increase their thickness 300% with a huge plastic case. Here’s a crazy thought, Apple: create a device that is beautiful and stylish and is resilient such that it doesn’t require a case at all.
They certainly can, but they won’t. A good chunk of the revenue is from the accessories they sell
I have never had cases for my iPhones. Has not been a problem since iPhone 4. Cases a scam.