Apple is using the Qi open wireless standard so at least that's something. They're not pushing their own custom proprietary standard and hopefully that will get the ball rolling to get wireless charging standard, like when they pushed USB when PCs were still using PS/2, serial and parallel ports for everything.
Apple's iPhone X isn't really "edge-to-edge" as Samsung did. What Samsung has/had was a display past the curved edges, meaning a distorted display that's technologically impressive but pointless.
As for the comparison, it's glass in front and on the back like the iPhone 4, not the 3GS.
First you get a revolution. After that it's incremental improvements.
If you ask me, the next revolution is going to be a glasses-style device to view AR in a more natural way instead of viewing AR in a tiny little window that you need to hold in front of you (i.e. your phone).
Funny thing is, Microsoft has been working on that for a few years already.
The only three times I've seen Apple "admit" their mistakes: - Rotary volume control on QuickTime player. - The so-called "Puck" mouse. - Lack of controls on third-generation iPod shuffle.
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Apple is using the Qi open wireless standard so at least that's something. They're not pushing their own custom proprietary standard and hopefully that will get the ball rolling to get wireless charging standard, like when they pushed USB when PCs were still using PS/2, serial and parallel ports for everything.
Apple's iPhone X isn't really "edge-to-edge" as Samsung did. What Samsung has/had was a display past the curved edges, meaning a distorted display that's technologically impressive but pointless.
As for the comparison, it's glass in front and on the back like the iPhone 4, not the 3GS.
Surely you meant schilling.
Cue the "Thank you Ted, that was the joke."
It has to have built-in tolerances because of minority groups.
Dogecoin FTW! My ten bucks of Dogecoin will soon be worth double or even triple what I invested!
What's funny is during the keynote they listed the resolution for landscape while showing the iPhone in portrait orientation.
Samsung S8 has animojis?
First you get a revolution. After that it's incremental improvements.
If you ask me, the next revolution is going to be a glasses-style device to view AR in a more natural way instead of viewing AR in a tiny little window that you need to hold in front of you (i.e. your phone).
Funny thing is, Microsoft has been working on that for a few years already.
Dude, nobody cares about wireless headphones except millennial crybabies.
The only three times I've seen Apple "admit" their mistakes:
- Rotary volume control on QuickTime player.
- The so-called "Puck" mouse.
- Lack of controls on third-generation iPod shuffle.
Between all models shown on the keynote slide, the iPhone SE is the only one that looks the size of a phone. All others are small tablets.
At least Apple are working with an open wireless standard (Qi) instead of trying to push their own custom, proprietary thing.
Siri: What happened? Is it Christmas already? You're playing Santa?
They said in the keynote that Touch ID accuracy was 1 in 50K and Face ID is 1 in one million.
Time not important. Only life important.
A smartphone that costs less than a single bitcoin would still be cheap enough.
I think that the first to have rounded corners was CSS3.
When your phone is a pain in the butt, you're using it wrong. Or you're keeping it in your back pocket which is a stupid thing to do.
Hello Phil, don't you have a Keynote to practice?
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There's no such thing as "12".
It goes 1, 10, 11, 100, 101, 110, 111, 1000, etc.
The point being, doesn't Whole Foods have more organic/etc stuff than regular grocery stores?
HA HA!
People shopped at Whole Foods because they wanted organic apples.
FTFY?
They have a trick: their volume goes to 11.
And sometimes they just cut your hand off using a saber made of "light".