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Cake day: June 18th, 2023

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  • Yeah I have almost no apps on my Home Screen. Just one page of widgets, and 3 pinned to the bottom.

    Otherwise if I want an app I just use spotlight. Quick swipe down and the first letter or 2 of any app and I’m in. I almost never touch the App Library.

    This prob comes from using spotlight so much on Mac as well though.


  • BReel@lemmy.onetoMemes@lemmy.mlApple
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    4 months ago

    I haven’t had one myself for a while, really anymore I just see it when watching vids on the flip phones or tablets it seems.

    But android gave me the reason to switch (the messy apps) years ago, and apple hasn’t given me a reason to switch back yet.

    It very well might be fine now, but until apple does something similar enough to push me to switch again, I won’t know haha.


  • BReel@lemmy.onetoMemes@lemmy.mlApple
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    4 months ago

    It really just depends on if you prefer customization or reliability.

    For example, I’m an apple boi because I like that every app in the store is made specifically for an iPhone (which is easy for devs to do since there’s little variation). It leads to better maintained and performing apps because devs can optimize for the device it’s running on.

    On android, you have way more choices, which some people prefer. But for myself, I get really annoyed when I launch an app and it fills 95% of my screen, but not all of it, because my phone is slightly taller then the 2000 other variations out there. It’s much harder for a dev to optimize their app when there are so many variables to account for on android.

    Neither phone (or company for that fact) is better. They serve different demographics of users is all.




  • BReel@lemmy.onetoMemes@sopuli.xyzApple Vision Pro
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    5 months ago

    For me there are two interesting bits that make the Vision Pro worth watching.

    1. When Apple gets into a new market, others follow. Whether you like apple or not, you have to admit they have sway in the industry. Remember how much wireless earbuds blew up after AirPods came out? At the very least, a big competitor has entered the VR space, which will pressure others to do even better.

    2. More on the apple fan side, it’s rare apple releases an entirely new line of products. And even more rare they take risks. This is risky, and therefore interesting!












  • I didn’t wanna maintain an ad blocker, especially since I use youtube on a bunch of diff devices. Desktop/laptop/Ps4/Tv/Ipad/Phone like, everywhere. Premium just meant no ads on any of them with no fuss or maintenance.

    Also the bonus of downloads/music/background play etc was very nice.

    Honestly for someone like me who uses youtube as much as I do, it was 100% worth the money. I just ethically can’t bring myself to pay for it now that they straight up lied and took my money without even trying to be subtle about it.