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It was even more American over the top Marketing which really doesn't work well in the rest of world. We laughed out loud when they claimed "the controls on th
by ulfw 23d ago
It was even more American over the top Marketing which really doesn't work well in the rest of world.
We laughed out loud when they claimed "the controls on the side let you celebrate your pictures on your lockscreen more"
Yea it's nice we can put whatever picture on a phone's lockscreen. It really is. Every phone does that.
Not once have I CELEBRATED my picture tho.
Open a bottle of champagne anyone?
- drstewart 23d ago>Open a bottle of champagne anyone? Over the top European celebration that doesn't translate to the rest of the world. Especially countries in the Middle East that don't drink.
- 72deluxe 23d agoI think it's always been the way they talk. When they were introducing Apple News, they were talking as if the fonts and colours were something absolutely revolutionary and talking about the "beautiful typography" and breathtaking style, when in fact it is just a web page. I think it's a cultural thing to promote everything as absolutely amazing and astounding. Just being "good" is never enough, and it's wearying.
- ulfw 22d agoI get that but the sheer ridiculousness of a total non-feature (moving the torch/flashlight icon from the left to the right, which takes 2 seconds to "develop") selling as some kind of accomplishment is bad enough. Telling me this will allow me to "celebrate my picture" was so stupid I couldn't even bother listening to the rest of the sales pitch Don't charge me 2000-3800$ and insult my intelligence with stuff like this
- 72deluxe 19d agoI celebrated your reply. (No, I don't know what "celebrate" is meant to mean either! It's daft!)