I'm using the Live one from the ads, but toyed with these three
Hmm, I'm curious if they ever will made an "edge to edge" iPad. I feel like at that size you need at least a bit of bezels to hold it properly.
The sides are already really thin. Just make the top and bottom the same. The whole concept is that the device should disappear.
Yeah a completely bezelless iPad doesn't sound that great. The Mac 100% definitely need to go bezelless. The XPS is stunning.
Note that Siri was developed independently by the SRI Artificiual Intelligence Center (SRI, Siri, get it?) It used speech recognition from Nuance (Dragon XXX), and was released onto the iOS App Store as an app. It got a lot of press at the time. Apple then bought that company and integrated it into iOS. I wouldn't say that's a sign of Apple innovating, just like the Face ID tech was the company that made the first Xbox Kinect, and Animoji's were another company they bought that were making the same thing for Kinect.
Content creators don't always know best tbh. Even Louis Vuitton makes mistakes.
If i had an apple store here I would probably utilize that, but I picked up a screen protector that has black edges/bezels that looks amazing, cant even tell I have one on
Surely it has to be Apple, right? They don't seem to have any bargaining power on that. It's not even like Youtube has a competitor they can invest in.
IOS content creators use a normal PC monitor to create their content. IPhone changing the colors on its display to make them "more accurate" doesn't make them any more accurate for what the content creators saw when creating that content, because those monitors don't have "True Tone". For movies, sure that's a fair point, as long as the accuracy is based on video content and the video players aren't already trying to adjust the colors to be more accurate, and for photos it should make it seem more natural, but as something always-enabled it seems a waste.
You will find that the real world has the best color reproduction of it all, and the way we perceive it changes according to ambient light. Displays have an unnatural way of displaying color, and True Tone tries to fix it. There's a reason why Apple introduced it, and it has everything to do with real, natural color accuracy.
Weird question. Just use it and see. It'll be a big jump for you. Get excited.
Navigating a phone has never been cooler than now in which swipes can do basically everything and you don't need your finger to unlock your phone or passwords to log in to apps
