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Apple has refined their ability to continuously improve these products in ways that don't at first appear impressive, but in fact dramatically improve the user
by state 13y ago
Apple has refined their ability to continuously improve these products in ways that don't at first appear impressive, but in fact dramatically improve the user experience. Each time this happens I'm inclined to be underwhelmed, but them am in fact impressed once I get my hands on a device.
What I can't help but wonder is, am I ever going to be truly surprised or excited by one of these?
- mixmastamyk 13y agoIt's not easy to be impressed by version 6? of anything.
- xauronx 13y agoI used to get super excited about these because something new, bigger (and smaller) and nicer looking would get announced. The 5 and now the 5s announcements were more like looking at update notes on an app. -Improved Security -Increased Speed -Updated to version 7 I'm sure the fingerprint scanning will be great from a UX point of view, but I was really hoping for an edge to edge screen, a built in 3D printer, or something that makes me go "wow, I didn't think you could do that".
- danieldk 13y agoI don't agree. There were Apple products that truly impressed me and got me exited: - The original iPhone / iPod Touch. - The iPhone 4. - The MacBook Air (the generation that introduced the 11"). The 4S/5/5S not so much, and I don't plan to buy any of these.
- brimanning 13y agoRetina screens on the 4S weren't impressive? Certainly since then we've seen far better screens, but at the time it was quite impressive.