First field report of iPhone X
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First field report of iPhone X
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#2A surprisingly honest take on the phone. Faceid will take some revisions to get right but overall he seems to like the phone and looks forward to app developers to make use of its killer features.
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#3Interesting PR strategy by Apple, considering the general review embargo hasn’t been lifted yet (I’m assuming more than a few of the usual suspects got review units...this past Friday, maybe?)
This is certainly the way Apple would like the X to be perceived, and Levy makes sense as someone likely to be on their wavelength.
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#4Apple really mastered the art of milking sheep
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#5Apple really mastered the art of milking sheep
Equivalent to 64 then-$40M supercomputers in my pocket for 1/6th the price of my first bare-bones IBM PC.
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#6Apple really mastered the art of milking sheep
How enlightened to not belong to the "sheeple" merely by buying a competitive brand!
/s
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#8One thing to Apple PR credit is faceid. For me it's hot needle replacement for failed attempt to integrate touchid into display, but for most people it is innovation.
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#9Apple really mastered the art of milking sheep
It's how you make REAL money. See Fifa, Office, etc etc. You need your cow product.
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#10One thing to Apple PR credit is faceid. For me it's hot needle replacement for failed attempt to integrate touchid into display, but for most people it is innovation.
Please do explain why you don't view Face ID as an innovation over existing technology.