@matigo well, it's more like one third of our lives, isn't it? Why not enjoy it? :D
@joeo10 yeah, it's tempting to try out something, but it's become easy to be cynical of someone's intentions now, exceedingly rightly so.
@joeo10 jeez.
Unrelated but on my mind:
I recently signed up for a health app that promises to give a single metric to track for your health. It's called PAI Health.
Only after I signed on did I notice that on their site, they've mentioned they work with Insurers. I sure as shit don't want my health data falling into their hands! So I asked them to remove my data and close my account. They've said they've done so, but who knows, really!
Confirm this to me, please - Apple has killed burst photos in iOS 13/iPhone 11 because of hold-to-record-video, right?
Nothing ruins a good productivity mood like a required reboot. Not even a software update. Some DNS issue that absolutely needed a reboot to fix. Bah!
@matigo first, they would only make it available in person, then you had to have a Macbook, then they said ok, Apple TV people can also see. And now it's "please, everyone show up and see it on YouTube!"
I don't see it as a maturity or ease of access or a win for YouTube as a streaming platform. I see it as a sign of Apple saying, "How can we make more people excited enough to buy our products now that the markets have matured and people are keeping their iPhones longer?"
You already have an Apple Watch. But it's getting old. You want the new one, you want it to be always on. Plus you've heard of sleep tracking, and you're thinking, "why not keep both?"
So you keep both. One becomes your day watch. The other…
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Night Watch.
Wait a second, did I miss it or was there no mention of 5G in Apple's iPhone lineup???