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Observe a young person using their phone. They constantly multitask, rapidly switching between apps like Safari, camera, TikTok and YouTube. Unlike older genera
by retskrad 2y ago
Observe a young person using their phone. They constantly multitask, rapidly switching between apps like Safari, camera, TikTok and YouTube. Unlike older generations who associate "heavy" apps with desktop software like Photoshop, today's mobile users experience app heaviness through frequent transitions between different apps, most of which are optimised poorly. While an iPhone 16 might be microseconds faster than the 15 at opening an app, processing a picture from the camera or loading a page, these small increments significantly accumulate throughout daily use.
- shinycode 2y agoIt’s true. I love photography and I prefer so much the experience of editing and doing albums on my iPhone. I stopped doing it years ago on my laptop. I take the pictures and when I’m done within minutes I filtered, edited and shared. Because it’s no pro work there is no point for me to do it on desktop, it’s slower and annoying. So I’m really happy for the enhancements in processing power for the camera and photography experience. The apps on the iPhone are really powerful, I can shoot and edit raw on the spot on a great screen without any delays even for 70mb pictures.