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Somehow, I think Apple probably thought about this before making a change to their flagship phone. They have many options, including making the "tap" a force t
by jclardy 9y ago
Somehow, I think Apple probably thought about this before making a change to their flagship phone.
They have many options, including making the "tap" a force touch. So requiring a certain amount of pressure before actually turning on. Or requiring a double tap. Or being more of a "tap to unlock" using raise to wake.
- iamatworknow 9y ago>Somehow, I think Apple probably thought about this before making a change to their flagship phone. Like how they thought about how a user's hand could short the antenna circuit with the iPhone 4? Not to entirely discredit the effort their engineers put into these phones, but oversights happen and some aren't discovered until you get enough hands on the device.
- jasonkostempski 9y agoThey stopped thinking when Jobs died. Now they're just taking his last known visions to foolish extremes. Sadly, the rest of the brands just blindly follow them, so it won't matter, they'll still be "ahead" of everyone else.