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Do people still watch these live? I find them really hard to watch. It's about 95% fluff and bullshit and 5% about the technology. I usually just read the bullet summary afterwards.
I really wish the Apple presenters would stop waving their arms... since I noticed they were doing it, I can't stop seeing it:)
The League of Legends x Apple announcement is bigger than people might think. I 100 % believe that this is the start of a massive shift from pc/console to mobile which we have seen before in China. In fact, it is clear from this announcement that iPhone IS considered a console now for Riot. Huge stuff.
Separately from that, its pretty interesting how obviously faked the "playing" of LoL in the video was, in an presentation that is otherwise so focused on attention to detail.
I hope this new lidar sensor is quickly followed by real estate agents using it to create floorpans.
There are two reasons I haven't switched over from Android. I wish Apple would try and fix them: * The lack of a way to move Whatsapp messages between platforms. (They'd just need to allow Whatsapp to use Google Drive for backup on iOS) * The lack of (physical) dual-SIM.
They do have physical dual SIM for certain markets. Ex: China
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I disagree, at this point, showing that you respect social distancing and do things in a responsible way is actually something people look for.
Yeah, I am surprised they don’t wear masks to signal their responsibility.
Intercom made me wish I had a family to use it with. Apple does a great job of developing solutions, not just features.
Alexa devices also has had this feature for a while now. It is nice how the homepod adds the integration with other devices though
There are two reasons I haven't switched over from Android. I wish Apple would try and fix them: * The lack of a way to move Whatsapp messages between platforms. (They'd just need to allow Whatsapp to use Google Drive for backup on iOS) * The lack of (physical) dual-SIM.