Eh, I think the problem is the customers just take what apple gives them
I think this is true to an extent, but my argument against it would be to point to the period where Apple resisted making large phones, while Android phones were getting bigger and bigger. (This would be approximately the era of the 5/5S) In the more wild-west product lineup of Android, it became clear that bigger screens equaled more sales, for better or for worse.
Eh, I think the problem is customers just prefer bigger phones. I mean, personally I prefer the mini, but I think it’s clear I’m in the minority.
Using a rebrand to try and downplay the compactness may work for sight-unseen buyers, but in the end if they’re shown the bigger phone in-store, past sales would suggest they’re likely going to pick the bigger phone. (Phones ended up so big in the first place because people preferred them, too.)
I just wish Signal had better history and backup features.
Oh I wasn’t being sarcastic or anything, I think it’ll make a great addition.
This is absolutely the reason why Apple sticks with a rectangle, but that said, I’d still love to see them try for a round face.
Round faces look amazing for analog watch faces and only for that—but I’d still get one if they offered it.
You just know this is going to get mentioned at Tim Cook’s next iPhone keynote.
Wish the TouchID rumors were true; I have the iPad Air M1 with the side TouchID button and it works amazingly.
I wish Apple would bring it to their phones, but they really seem to like FaceID for some reason.
Well, to quote a classic film:
“Evil will always triumph, because good is dumb.”
New Coke was the 80s, not 70s — they actually briefly brought it back as part of a Stranger Things tie-in. Super interesting to actually taste it.
I miss AskScienceFiction; it was always fun reading those in-universe answers.
There’s one here on LemmyWorld, but it’s pretty dead: [email protected]
IIRC, my dad bought progressives from Zenni and said they were as good as the ones he got from an optician.
I think so, I believe you can open them in Books via the Files app on iOS.
Depends on the platform.
If you’re on an Apple device at least, the built-in Books app works great for reading ePub files.
The problem typically isn’t that the community doesn’t exist – the problem is that it does exist but is empty or mostly empty.
It’s using the MLMYM frontend, which you can actually use via the official MLMYM website with any instance. For example, here is it pointing to lemmy.ml:
I generally prefer the UI of Apple Maps (Google is way too cluttered), but Google has much more complete review data, hours, and menus, so I usually end up using Google.
It’s another frontend – specifically, it’s this: https://github.com/rystaf/mlmym
You actually did it! Amazing! Thank you so much!
If only they had functional data backup and export on non-Android platforms…