That AI chip that runs 600 billion instructions per second - is that just for FaceID or can it be programmed?
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#292So...wait, wasn't one of the biggest selling points of the (awful) Touch Bar on the latest MBP that it could use Touch ID? And a few months later they are moving away from that entirely?
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#293I've accepted that the headphone jack is never coming back no matter how much I'd like it to. I still can't accept that a company that is so focused on design has accepted the ever-growing camera protrusion in order to make the phone "thinner". My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat.
> My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat.
Exactly. This was my first impression when I saw that protruded camera on iPhone 6.
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#295edit: meant CAD.
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#296$1320 CAD + tax for a phone. MacBook Air is cheaper than this. edit: meant CAD.
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#297Face ID just failed in the on-stage demo. Oops :(.
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#299Face ID. I'd swear this was satire if I wasn't watching it with my own eyes.
Windows says hello. I imagine in an non-fixed setting like an mobile phone, trying to peek at your phone while not drawing attention to it (meeting or otherwise) will probably be somewhat of a challenge
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#300Are they aware that "Surgical‑grade stainless steel" means extremely cheap? Surgical‑grade stainless steel is designed to be single-use. They advertise their phone as having steel that is good enough to use once?