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Isn't this kind of like the "they'd ask for faster horses" quote?
by wingerlang 7y ago
Isn't this kind of like the "they'd ask for faster horses" quote?
- augustk 7y agoExactly what I was thinking: "Our pro customers tell us they want their next horse to have blazing-fast performance etc."
- StreamBright 7y agoThis is exactly it. I need a horse, it can be slightly faster, not required though. There is no horse vs car improvement between iPhone 6s vs iPhone 11, but they removed jack and increased price for no good reason. Btw. I do not think that there can be a horse vs car bump in UX for phones. Maybe I am my imagination is limited. :)
- briandear 7y ago> but they removed jack and increased price for no good reason Have you actually used the camera on 11 Pro? Have you seen the display? No good reason — that’s ridiculous.
- StreamBright 7y agoYes, non of those matter to me. Jack port does.
- wingerlang 7y agoMaybe it is not a car from a horse, but it certainly is a motorcycle in terms of UX improvements. FaceID, swipe interactions over a button and IMO the removed chin makes it all into a big user experience jump.
- Apocryphon 7y agoNot sure how many favor swipe interactions over having a button.
- wingerlang 7y agoI'd guess a lot who have gotten used to it (as in - not used it to try out). Can you even fast-switch between applications on a buttoned iPhone? It's probably my number one used interaction on the phone.
- rurp 7y agoSure, but instead of creating the Model T Apple created an ambling burro. Some people like it for some use cases, but a lot of those who just wanted a faster horse are understandably a bit miffed.