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Whilst I understand a spinning hard disk is not really relevant in this day and age, I question changing the icon to something that doesn't particularly resembl
by ktallett 1y ago
Whilst I understand a spinning hard disk is not really relevant in this day and age, I question changing the icon to something that doesn't particularly resemble a modern storage solution. I feel apple are moving away from clarity for the majority.
- emchammer 1y agoNone of Apple's icons resemble anything these days other than this uniform blobby whatever. I cannot imagine why.
- rpdillon 1y agoYeah, the first thing that struck me when I looked at the images was how detailed and accurate the old icon was and how generic the new one is. It's just a blob with an Apple logo on it (for the internal drive, at least).
- duxup 1y agoI agree, the save icon is a floppy disk in many cases, people don't use those disks much anymore, but everyone knows what it is.
- hulitu 1y ago> but everyone knows what it is. That's why they need to change it: so nobody knows what it is anymore. It looks like the hamburger icon is the quintecence of modern UIs.