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Apple store employee here. This indeed does happen although after a while you get pretty good at judging a 70 deg angle without an app. From anecdotal experien
by experiment0 14y ago
Apple store employee here. This indeed does happen although after a while you get pretty good at judging a 70 deg angle without an app.
From anecdotal experience, it really does make a massive difference in the level of interaction customers have with the products. Even if people just come in because they haven't been in an Apple store before, the first thing they do is push the screen back and by that point they've already started interacting with the computer.
- lotu 14y agoQuestion, every Apple store I've ever seen is crazy crowded all day, do you frequently re-adjust screens durning the day (I've never seen you do that) or is this just a start of the day trick?
- experiment0 14y agoTend to do general tidying all throughout the day. Its normally if you walk past and nobody is using it/requires attention then just straighten it up a little bit. There is no set time during the day where everyone adjusts the display though.
- LokiSnake 14y agoI never noticed that setting it at 70 degrees is done on purpose. I have always noticed and commented on the fact that Apple has paid immense attention to the simple experience of adjusting the screen. It's always so effortless, and never too tight or loose.