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I believe his name is John Apple now.
Are Tim Apple and John Apple somehow related?
They are from the Apple clan of Japan, or wherever part of China Apple is from, which has a rich history and leadership of the clan is periodically passed to a successor. This dates back to the fall of the great Steve Apple who was killed by Jewish space lasers that gave him cancer. There is a long voting process involved to select the new leader of the Apple clan and dedicated followers wait patiently for a white air drop that signals the new clan leader has been chosen. As an additional fact John Apple's grandmother was from clan Wutang which has made this choice highly controversial.
The apple never falls far from the tree.
Pretty sure he is John Appleseed until September 1st
article says Tim Cook and shows a picture of Tim Apple.
fucking amateurs.
Damn i came here to make some variation of this joke!
I wanted to randomly bring Will Smith into this with a new line they are marketing around his persona..."Slapple".
Haha he's gonna feel so dumb now.
Imagine being named Tim Apple and NOT working at apple.
Cool, will he fix the Gulf Of Mexico in Maps?
Can the glass theme go away now?
You mean wannabe Windows 7 Aero? I sure hope so, one of the best things about it is that you can turn it off
You mean you can turn Windows 7 Aero off? I haven't found a way to turn glass off on MacOS. There's settings that seem like they would turn it off, but they don't.
You can turn glass off in macOS. On my MacBook running the latest 26.4.1 it's in the System Settings under Accessibility -> Display -> Reduce transparency.
Sadly, there are still a few apps that don't respect Accessibility settings, like Tidal, but it should apply to everything that's part of macOS.
Yes, that's what I did. The very OS doesn't respect it. Not for nothing did they call it "reduce" and not "eliminate". It looks like shit. I have refused upgrading my other Mac to the latest OS version due to this.
That's weird, it completely kills it for me... I'll have a look later to see if I ticked any other boxes.
I like it ):
It is way prettier than the standard flat icon theme.
I've only used it in passing when somebody's handed me their phone to put my number in or something but I think the big objection is not what it looks like but it's usability or lack thereof.
Why would I want my user interface to be transparent, isn't the whole point that I need to be able to see the interface surely I want it to stand out from the background.
The other complaint is that the analogy doesn't really work, glass isn't a liquid substance, so why does it make sense for the sliding toggle to morph?
Literally not a single lick of usability improved from glass theme. Lots of elements worse. I support a handful of relatives and none of them like the change and still find the theme confusing.
Hilarious that you got downvoted into the negative for daring to voice a dissenting opinion. Truly, Lemmy is a child of Reddit.
Edit: Back above zero! I take it back, maybe I spoke too soon?
I do kind of wish that there was a way to bring back the old squishy gel 3D icons, though.
The current thing is a bit of an awkward cross between them, and the flat colours that seem to be basically everywhere now.
I miss the skeuomorphism of the really old versions. I loved that the game center looked like a poker table, for instance.
They are cheaper and easier to make, which sucks as it will take a long time for companies to spend the money/time ):
I thought I was the only one. Genuinely my favourite theme they’ve used.
I’m hopefully for maybe a return to a hardware focused Apple but we’ll see. Apple silicon was truly great, but I want moar.
I think that's why we haven't seen Apple Silicon advertised that heavily lately.
There's also not much of a point to advertise it at this point. The M-Series chips been around for a good while now, and is used in a bunch of their products. It's basically turned into the status quo, so they have no need to advertise it, particularly as the improvements seem to be mostly incremental for the time being.
Aren't they hardware focused? I don't use any of their products but I keep hearing praise about their M chips and their general build quality. Their phones seem pretty solid too; although, I guess you might not be getting the best bang for your buck when comparing features side-by-side.
Sort of? Apple's reputation is traditionally that they make middle-of-the-road hardware, but make up for the shortcomings with software.
On paper, you can buy a Windows computer with better specs for cheaper, but the Apple computer still holds its own because the software is well-made, at least on the OS side of things. Even if the rest of their software was rubbish, you could get rid of it and still have a good foundation to work from. Hence why the Hackintosh was all the rage some years back. In theory, you could eke out the best of both worlds.
Their growth segment is services and services have been taking an increasing share of total revenues (even with record iPhone sales).
That's where they'll be focused on, so prepare for mode ads and data collection.

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