Them talking about iOS home screen is HILARIOUS. I love that Andrew has the point of view of the average consumer. “I don’t have to look at their phone”. That sums it up. If someone wants to make their setup look ugly they can do that. It’s their phone
Ya but that's mostly for car makers and developers. I believe Mercedes, BMW and Porsche will have some of the first cars with new CarPlay. But it isn't really an user thing!
@@ieditedmyname289 I MEAN we consumers would be interacting with said CarPlay features. And "Auto Focus" is a thing. And they also had a whole segment relating to cars on a previous recent Waveform. It's not necessary but most might benefit (if you have endless pockets of money, that is).
I’m a web developer and I use Safari for my personal browsing for a few reasons: 1. Syncing (especially tab groups) with my phone and iPad. 2. Better battery life. 3. I don’t want Chromium’s engine to be the only viable web renderer (which is closer to happening because Edge switched to it under the hood). 4. Most of my web dev happens in Chrome because of the better dev tools, so like having my personal browsing isolated from my dev browsing.
1:47:20 Gen X’er here … the stripes are NOT from the old iPhone wallpaper. That wallpaper was a retro homage to the Apple II era of Apple with the curvy 1970s font. The big stripes were in use all the time around 1980-1983, and the welcome-training software to the Apple IIe used them (despite the fact the HGR graphics had only 4 colors plus B&W). I lived through that era as a young kid and was forever disappointed that the full rainbow stripes never returned, with never enough courage to use them. They were used on a sponsored Apple car (racing car) around then, but that wallpaper was great and so were the parachute jumpsuits.
It's sad how many people still believe no one uses Safari. Everyone I know with a Mac in 2024 uses Safari. There's no reason to replace it anymore, it's really good and its bookmarks are synced by iCloud.
Around 50-60 percent of macOS users use Safari, while 30-40 percent use Chrome. It's interesting that you haven't met anyone who uses Chrome, given its significant user base.
It's because the adoption curve for safari took too long. Chrome was an established browser before Safari came out and people already knew how to use it
@@obsydian806 No, Safari came out 5 years before Chrome. But original Safari and modern Safari are two very different things, and Macs were not as mainstream back then as they are now.
I've switched between Firefox, Chrome, and Safari over the years. Once talented devs were making extensions for Safari, I found myself defaulting back to it. The iCloud syncing was my biggest pull, especially since devices will autofill Safari passwords in relevant third-party apps as needed-super useful now that I basically only use the Safari-generated nonsense passwords that I can never remember on my own haha
Hey guys, like the podcast for a while now. I like you all and I still think it's great to have David on the podcast. Really like the chemistry between you all. Keep it on. Cheers.
Oh that's weird. I had my speakers pretty loud with my iPhone on the desk. Didn't activate once and I glanced at it every time they mentioned Siri. Unless there's a way to un-personalize Siri from remembering your voice...?
48:00 Minor point - I agree about the redundancy of Control Center's new pagination; however, it won't be that hard to access the lower pages because they mentioned in the keynote that if you hold and drag further down when swiping to open CC, it will quickly bring you through the pages without needing to scroll through each page individually so I think it'll actually save more time than having everything on one page within sub-menus.
I still use chrome. It is held back by Macos. Is is slower than edge. Safari is the best one. Coming from a person that uses chrome over the others, but uses all the other as well.
Just as a little response to the discussion on health monitoring on the Apple Watch/or Smart watches - pretty much everyone in the panel is in good shape, young, and (I assume) without any significant health issues. As you get older or struggle with things like weight, that health monitoring can be very important and helpful to gauge daily health. I find it very helpful in various aspects(without going into my health).
Per David on the WatchOS check in feature with workouts, it’s super obvious and easy to activate. You swipe left from the workout screen and it is the fifth option (below the segments and pause/end workouts). Obvious because now there are scroll mechanics in place.
Hey guys, lovely episode as usual. I was wondering if you'd consider having some cybersec person on the podcast? Given all the new AI (Apple and regular AI) being integrated into things and data being scraped to train the models, i think it would be cool to have a "behind the scenes" security principles interview. There's a ton if cool stuff happening in cybersec as we prepare for the jext decade of cyber-innovation and I'd love to see you guys converse about it Also, this is for purely selfish reasons, but I feel like you've got a great platform to speak to the masses about basic security practices that are seemingly being bypassed by each new AI feature added. I think people should know how and why their data is collected and how even seemingly small things can lead to massive escalation in terms of data breaches and hacks. Again, just a suggestion in a comment. But either way, love this podcast! Just hoping you step behind the curtain more often like you did in the 7 Keys of the internet episode
Pausing a streak is actually really nice. For religious purposes, I try to avoid exercising on Sunday, so it would be great to not have missing Sundays always wreck any streak.
On screen snapping I believe there is a setting to fill in the gaps between apps. For apps partially covering each other I'm not sure if that will help. I found out about the setting from a Brandon Butch video. The setting is under "Desktop & Dock" and the setting is "Tiled windows have margins
1:05:49 - You said it needs A14 but i have the developer beta installed on my Iphone XS(A12 bionic) and math notes works perfectly even gets the handwriting and everything.
Rearranging the home screen is my favorite thing about the new iOS. I want my apps on the bottom. As much as Marques wants to control our layouts I'm surprised Tim didn't offer him a job. 😂
Yeah it’s weird that them and everyone spent so long crapping on Apple not allowing you to change your home screen setup. Now that you can they are saying “other people made theirs ugly” 😂
It hurt to hear David give a strong "Eh" to Home Screen customization. It was one thing I'd hoped would happen on Apple eventually and now that it's happening, I'm hopping on the public beta as Soon as it drops! Control Center customizing is pretty hype too.
Marques can you please make a video on how you use notion? I know theres tons of videos out there but I'm specifically interested in your thoughts and usecases
Just started watching and I’m eager to know if the soundboard has been expanded based on the previous episode & feedback from the comments section. Edit: Ok it’s with the new sounds. Awesome!
isnt it kind of ironic that they had 1password as a sponsor of the podcast, on which they discussed WWDC with announcement of a standalone password app from apple? 💀
1:01:47 I don’t wanna brag, but a few podcast episodes ago, I made a prediction in the comments that was right on point. I said they would make a calculator app that would be some sort of white board using AI to understand and solve a math problem you wrote with the Apple Pencil. That white board is black but otherwise I still can’t believe I seem to be the only one who saw it coming 😜😁🥳
43:29 A couple huge advantages of the new Home Screen customization that has largely flow under the radar: 1: being able to select and move multiple apps at once 2: using tinting to achieve a low dopamine result similar to what could previously be accomplished via accessibility settings. Except now it just affects your apps and not content inside them like photos.
about the gripe david had with the new control center: it seems the solution to tapping in so much to get to the wifi is partially solved by doing the swipe all the way down and instantly getting to that page. i understand that the muscle memory is to go into the little square on page 1 but now i can just swipe all the way down to the last page and see all of those options faster. i do agree with the tinting though, at first i thought it would be cool but instantly realized that there's no way the average person is going to make it look nice at all 😂
gotta say, I am actually a huge fan of the "subtitles go on if you rewind a bit" thing. I am awful at understanding people, but don't like to keep subs on at all times because I can't help but read them and it distracts me from the performances on-screen. Essentially every time I'm rewinding something it's to briefly turn subs on and then back off again after I see what I missed
I wanted to mention as a response to customizing the Home Screen on iOS 18. You can have an empty page 1 with no icons to be able to see your wallpaper and all your app icons start on page 2. This is available prior to iOS 18. Great episode as always!
I have almost always daily driven Safari on my Macs. Chrome is my alternate browser for when I need it to do a specific task, but otherwise I'm always using Safari.
I’m wondering if you have to give a hand writing sample, in order for iOS 18 to use it in the calculator app. Sure it’s replicating it in real time, but if personal voice is anything to go by, it still might need some hand writing samples to replicate from later. Idk though
Common guys, there’s TONS of stands magnetic or otherwise that turn an iPad into a Home App device to control whatever. Mine runs Home App, Building Access, Security Video, eLocks, iCloud synced Shopping Lists, Spotify casting to multiple sets of HomePods. For the latest M4 there’s a flat sheet magnetic one that sticks to the back that I’m getting through YT adds. If you want a picture let me know.
47:30 Does David not know what spotlight search is? Swipe down from Home Screen. Type “Wi” and hit the WiFi settings buttons and it takes you to the WiFi setting immediately. Takes 3 seconds
That's stupidity inefficient. So you're telling me everything I wanna go to my wifi settings I have to do type it manually. On Android, one swipe from anywhere of your homescreen to bring down the notification shade, tap and hold the WiFi tile for a second and that's it iOS is now so complicated compared to Android and people are so in denial about it
Math calculators like this have existed for a while too. We used PTC MathCad back in university, which is of course way more powerful but I don't think is on iPad. I think TI Smart View or MathStudio are though. I personally haven't used those but they also seem vastly more powerful. But still pretty cool that they put this into the built in calculator app. It's just nothing new :)
Thank you for addressing the obvious, that Apple just used your platform to advertise without giving you the opportunity to ask more questions. I know you want access to Tim Apple but be careful to not just be a mouthpiece for advertising.
Meanwhile there’s people on Threads that are unironically saying Marques was “bush league” and amateur for the Magic Mouse question. I guess there will always be those who can think of the exact opposite thing or opinion I might have.
It is so annoying when android users say ” android already had that”. Apple users don’t care how long you had it. We’ll never use android just like you’ll never use iOS. So shut up and enjoy your system.
Airpods have been very good at cancelling noise for the airpod user, but not for the person on the other end. I have been struggling with this because my company has us working in one of those "open" workspaces, with 27" standing desks, lined up right next to each other, so, webex calls are very difficult, when it comes to background noise. You end up having to do "push to talk" to make it bearable for everyone else on the call. I assumed the AirPods already had this feature but sadly found out that they did not. Can't wait to get this upgrade!!!
Apple has said so many times they don’t want to be the first just the best. Google rushes to be the first with half the stuff eventually being abandoned or poorly thought out
Bought a cheap magnetic folio for the mini and slapped a magsafe ring on it and it was the best thing i’ve ever done. Popsockets, portable batteries with a short cable, magsafe kitchen stand… 😙👌🏽 chefs kiss
every time I head people saying they use Safari, it surprises me. Safari for me is like the IE on Windows in the past, you just opened it to download a better browser and never touched again
Every time I use Safari or Edge is because is because I have to, or working in a company's computer, so obviously, they don't let us just download a new browser...
Your take on the control center is the worst take ever 😅. I think after using it you guys will see the benefits and how easy and accessible everything is.
I have no idea why but my iPad’s Siri loves to listen to you guys, but never my phone. Siri set a timer for 7am on my iPad which was on the other side of my room. Is there a way to revert back to the “hey, Siri” instead of just “Siri”? Update, I figured it out 😎
33:50 there’s an option in control center to select an “audio focus mode” I once left “voice isolation” on, when I was FaceTiming someone to show them a music oriented church event and they couldn’t hear it well because of the audio filter, I regularly keep it on for when I call my wife while driving
This podcast went from interesting to downright stressful to watch/listen. It’s like nothing new is interesting anymore to them. Everything is a punch bag and they’re soooo deep into a bubble they can’t care less for the bigger picture.
I agree. It’s very apparent when discussing the custom home screen colors and how they dislike other people’s taste of Home Screen preferences. I think Andrew’s perspective best reflects that of the average consumer and they constantly clown him for his takes/opinions. It’s a bit close minded at times and I can’t help but to roll my eyes every time they shut down an opinion that doesn’t align with their super “techy” world view.
We WWD Saw a lot of AI at WWDC today
:(
What did we WWDSee?
I don’t get it
Puns... aren't they the best?
WWD Seesaw
Them talking about iOS home screen is HILARIOUS. I love that Andrew has the point of view of the average consumer. “I don’t have to look at their phone”. That sums it up. If someone wants to make their setup look ugly they can do that. It’s their phone
I know - this is such not a hot take or a controversy but they make it seem like it is the end of iOS Home Screen …
Like... why are people so mad on the internet about what someone else does with their phone? It's insane
Lol David's the typical /r/android comments
What I don’t understand is the: ‘omg, iPhone has no customization options’.
Apple: Here you go.
‘Omg, people are now ruining their iphone screens’.
Exactly.
So glad the Marques' "OoOoOoh yeah!" from last week made it to the sound board, so funny
The “ooooahhhh yeah” sound bite gets me every time 😂
If Marques didn’t watch HER on the flight I’m gonna lose it
Literally 😂, just clicked can’t wait to see wether he watches it or not
Without context this comment is terrifying
1:27:37
I know!
Please make a special episode, a super studio and waveform collaboration episode only discussing HER. We need it. You can do it. Let’s go.
The padding for the windows when snapping can be disabled.
This WWDC is definitely a peak of the delta of customization you can do on all Apple devices!
**sigh of relief**
They didn’t speak about the carplay update. It looks like a massive update as well, hopefully they speak about it next week
Ya but that's mostly for car makers and developers. I believe Mercedes, BMW and Porsche will have some of the first cars with new CarPlay. But it isn't really an user thing!
@@ieditedmyname289 I MEAN we consumers would be interacting with said CarPlay features. And "Auto Focus" is a thing. And they also had a whole segment relating to cars on a previous recent Waveform.
It's not necessary but most might benefit (if you have endless pockets of money, that is).
Highlight of the Tim Cook interview is MKBs reaction to Tim Cook explaining the ergonomics of the Magic Mouse 🐁
magic mouse ergonomics is actually on point with the combination of trackpad and mouse as for a normal person it's definitely crap
ergonomic as a trackpad 👌
ergonomic as a mouse 😅
omg... the f*** magic mouse with the usb C on the bottom... f me
I was impressed marques kept a straight face!
@@unkown34x33the whole world will scream if this happens 😂
I unironically use Safari on my Mac solely because it makes the battery life so much better.
Best day of the week is Friday thanks to the waveform podcast and I’ve been looking forward to this episode all week because of WWDC
Same, gonna sit down and watch this at work 😂
Same 🙈
Its 2 tech related long-ish podcasts that makes for a solid Friday every week
FR its my go to for mowing the lawn and doing the dishes
I’m a web developer and I use Safari for my personal browsing for a few reasons:
1. Syncing (especially tab groups) with my phone and iPad.
2. Better battery life.
3. I don’t want Chromium’s engine to be the only viable web renderer (which is closer to happening because Edge switched to it under the hood).
4. Most of my web dev happens in Chrome because of the better dev tools, so like having my personal browsing isolated from my dev browsing.
1:47:20 Gen X’er here … the stripes are NOT from the old iPhone wallpaper. That wallpaper was a retro homage to the Apple II era of Apple with the curvy 1970s font. The big stripes were in use all the time around 1980-1983, and the welcome-training software to the Apple IIe used them (despite the fact the HGR graphics had only 4 colors plus B&W). I lived through that era as a young kid and was forever disappointed that the full rainbow stripes never returned, with never enough courage to use them. They were used on a sponsored Apple car (racing car) around then, but that wallpaper was great and so were the parachute jumpsuits.
RCS on android has supported all emojis as Tapback for a year and a half. Apple added it because it needed to in order to be compatible with RCS
I'm pretty sure RCS has also had rich text support for a while, things like bold and strikethrough. Don't know about the other effects.
The saying “hey siri send this podcast to every contact” is a genius idea - my car play turned on each time you said Siri
It's sad how many people still believe no one uses Safari. Everyone I know with a Mac in 2024 uses Safari. There's no reason to replace it anymore, it's really good and its bookmarks are synced by iCloud.
Around 50-60 percent of macOS users use Safari, while 30-40 percent use Chrome. It's interesting that you haven't met anyone who uses Chrome, given its significant user base.
It's because the adoption curve for safari took too long. Chrome was an established browser before Safari came out and people already knew how to use it
@@obsydian806 No, Safari came out 5 years before Chrome. But original Safari and modern Safari are two very different things, and Macs were not as mainstream back then as they are now.
I've switched between Firefox, Chrome, and Safari over the years. Once talented devs were making extensions for Safari, I found myself defaulting back to it. The iCloud syncing was my biggest pull, especially since devices will autofill Safari passwords in relevant third-party apps as needed-super useful now that I basically only use the Safari-generated nonsense passwords that I can never remember on my own haha
I’d rather use chrome and I have a mac
Did you not mention the Apple Passwords improvement and also have an ad for 1Passwords in the podcast lol
Man Adam what did the Safari browser do to you?
Hey guys, like the podcast for a while now. I like you all and I still think it's great to have David on the podcast. Really like the chemistry between you all. Keep it on. Cheers.
When Marques said: hey siri, send … to blah, my watch siri activated!
Same. It asked me “To who?”
I watched this on my iPad, and it triggered at least 10 times
Oh that's weird. I had my speakers pretty loud with my iPhone on the desk. Didn't activate once and I glanced at it every time they mentioned Siri.
Unless there's a way to un-personalize Siri from remembering your voice...?
My Siri got activated EVERY DAMN TIME you guys said "Hey Siri" holy sh*t HAHAHAHA
Why don't you have it set to activate on your voice only?
Same here. I had a 19:00 alarm created on my homepod mini in my living room.
@@Bruv009I’m wondering the same thing.
It got annoying.
@@Bruv009I do. It doesn’t work.
48:00 Minor point - I agree about the redundancy of Control Center's new pagination; however, it won't be that hard to access the lower pages because they mentioned in the keynote that if you hold and drag further down when swiping to open CC, it will quickly bring you through the pages without needing to scroll through each page individually so I think it'll actually save more time than having everything on one page within sub-menus.
Safari over Chrome!!! Any-day, Chrome background activity is insane!!!!!!!
Things didn’t used to be this way 😢. Now Chrome is just a black hole that consumes as much memory as you can feed it.
There is no point, just get to the Edge of it.
@@OriginalPhil even when its closed its got RAM doing something
I still use chrome. It is held back by Macos. Is is slower than edge. Safari is the best one. Coming from a person that uses chrome over the others, but uses all the other as well.
It is that uninvited stealthy big brother spying you 24/7 from dark corner.
Could you create a separate video when iOS 18 is released, showcasing your customized Control Center and Home Screen?
Just as a little response to the discussion on health monitoring on the Apple Watch/or Smart watches - pretty much everyone in the panel is in good shape, young, and (I assume) without any significant health issues. As you get older or struggle with things like weight, that health monitoring can be very important and helpful to gauge daily health. I find it very helpful in various aspects(without going into my health).
🎉 Truth
Per David on the WatchOS check in feature with workouts, it’s super obvious and easy to activate. You swipe left from the workout screen and it is the fifth option (below the segments and pause/end workouts). Obvious because now there are scroll mechanics in place.
He makes everything sound difficult as if he doesn’t know how to do stuff efficiently 😂
The subtle "zoom in" used for Marques' reaction to Tim Cook's Magic Mouse response was classic! 😆
Saying that stripe is a reference to an iPhone wallpaper rather than the original Apple II logo is crazy.
Hey guys, lovely episode as usual. I was wondering if you'd consider having some cybersec person on the podcast? Given all the new AI (Apple and regular AI) being integrated into things and data being scraped to train the models, i think it would be cool to have a "behind the scenes" security principles interview.
There's a ton if cool stuff happening in cybersec as we prepare for the jext decade of cyber-innovation and I'd love to see you guys converse about it
Also, this is for purely selfish reasons, but I feel like you've got a great platform to speak to the masses about basic security practices that are seemingly being bypassed by each new AI feature added. I think people should know how and why their data is collected and how even seemingly small things can lead to massive escalation in terms of data breaches and hacks.
Again, just a suggestion in a comment. But either way, love this podcast! Just hoping you step behind the curtain more often like you did in the 7 Keys of the internet episode
Pausing a streak is actually really nice. For religious purposes, I try to avoid exercising on Sunday, so it would be great to not have missing Sundays always wreck any streak.
4:42 "The updates of the things you should have done in the beginning" 🤣
tech products in 2024
You can turn the padding off on the tile snapping.
It is possible to wireless charge through some metals, glass backs are just for looks. Same reason some pans don't work on induction stove tops.
On screen snapping I believe there is a setting to fill in the gaps between apps. For apps partially covering each other I'm not sure if that will help. I found out about the setting from a Brandon Butch video. The setting is under "Desktop & Dock" and the setting is "Tiled windows have margins
1:05:49 - You said it needs A14 but i have the developer beta installed on my Iphone XS(A12 bionic) and math notes works perfectly even gets the handwriting and everything.
new soundboard clip unlocked:
48:21 David: "That's good. Do that."
When Andrew said “hey siri, play the trivia music” my HomePods started playing theme music 😂
Rearranging the home screen is my favorite thing about the new iOS. I want my apps on the bottom.
As much as Marques wants to control our layouts I'm surprised Tim didn't offer him a job. 😂
Yeah it’s weird that them and everyone spent so long crapping on Apple not allowing you to change your home screen setup. Now that you can they are saying “other people made theirs ugly” 😂
It hurt to hear David give a strong "Eh" to Home Screen customization. It was one thing I'd hoped would happen on Apple eventually and now that it's happening, I'm hopping on the public beta as Soon as it drops! Control Center customizing is pretty hype too.
That Impersonation at the end killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I agree with Ellis Safari is good. That’s the browser I use on my iPhone, MacBook Pro, and IPad
24:35 You can disable the padding by going to "Settings > Desktop & dock > Title windows have margins" and disable it 👍🏻
Love the subtle Legend of Korra reference 😂
Happy Friday! 😎🕺🕺🕺
The Safari slander is crazy
The slander in general is nuts
Let’s get this Friday started!! 🔥🙌🏾
Marques can you please make a video on how you use notion? I know theres tons of videos out there but I'm specifically interested in your thoughts and usecases
Anyone else thought Marques almost made a pregnancy announcement?
Yes! Definitely saw that.
Time stamp?
RIGHT!! 😂
I think he did
@@Khaerulbtg 20:27
My neighbors think I'm crazy cuz I'm taking all the trash laughing out loud at your guys trivia nonsense. That is just brilliant. Awesome!
I was waiting for this episode!!
I was waiting too😂
You guys actually triggered my Siri soooooo many times 1:43:08
Just started watching and I’m eager to know if the soundboard has been expanded based on the previous episode & feedback from the comments section. Edit: Ok it’s with the new sounds. Awesome!
isnt it kind of ironic that they had 1password as a sponsor of the podcast, on which they discussed WWDC with announcement of a standalone password app from apple? 💀
The fact that Apple let's you use any mouse, but only the magic keyboard is so telling. Like even they know the magic mouse is bad.
Bro!! Tim cook said magic mouse is a prime example of good "ergonomics "!!!! I nearly fell down from my bed when i watched that part!!😂😂😂😂😂
1 hour of work left with a 1 hour drive home! Perfect timing as always guys, Happy Friday 🎉🎉
1:01:47 I don’t wanna brag, but a few podcast episodes ago, I made a prediction in the comments that was right on point. I said they would make a calculator app that would be some sort of white board using AI to understand and solve a math problem you wrote with the Apple Pencil. That white board is black but otherwise I still can’t believe I seem to be the only one who saw it coming 😜😁🥳
43:29 A couple huge advantages of the new Home Screen customization that has largely flow under the radar:
1: being able to select and move multiple apps at once
2: using tinting to achieve a low dopamine result similar to what could previously be accomplished via accessibility settings. Except now it just affects your apps and not content inside them like photos.
Tinting... Dopamine.... God I need to go back and seriously listen to my biology teacher cause I don't get how those two are even remotely related
I will never understand why some people hate Safari. It's the fastest/most efficient/best browser for macOS. Period.
Lack of extensions
I loved the little Varrick meme when Marques said “do the thing”! Touches like this is why I watch these podcasts instead of just listening to them!
about the gripe david had with the new control center: it seems the solution to tapping in so much to get to the wifi is partially solved by doing the swipe all the way down and instantly getting to that page. i understand that the muscle memory is to go into the little square on page 1 but now i can just swipe all the way down to the last page and see all of those options faster. i do agree with the tinting though, at first i thought it would be cool but instantly realized that there's no way the average person is going to make it look nice at all 😂
gotta say, I am actually a huge fan of the "subtitles go on if you rewind a bit" thing. I am awful at understanding people, but don't like to keep subs on at all times because I can't help but read them and it distracts me from the performances on-screen. Essentially every time I'm rewinding something it's to briefly turn subs on and then back off again after I see what I missed
I 100% use Safari on my Mac.
I wanted to mention as a response to customizing the Home Screen on iOS 18. You can have an empty page 1 with no icons to be able to see your wallpaper and all your app icons start on page 2. This is available prior to iOS 18. Great episode as always!
Safari stan here
I have almost always daily driven Safari on my Macs. Chrome is my alternate browser for when I need it to do a specific task, but otherwise I'm always using Safari.
Been waiting for this
Loved the part where the video cuts to Final Cut Pro while still showing Andrew talking about the apps spreading out. Clever! 👌
Finally, the weekend guys start with the best Waveform. Looking forward to your thoughts on WWDC.
I’m wondering if you have to give a hand writing sample, in order for iOS 18 to use it in the calculator app. Sure it’s replicating it in real time, but if personal voice is anything to go by, it still might need some hand writing samples to replicate from later. Idk though
Happy Friday 😁
David is TRIPPING with the dock on the right side! 😂 24:56
LETS GO :D love Fridays
Based on market data, Safari is the 3rd top browser behind Chrome and Edge (this is combined Windows and Mac)
Edge on PC eats less ram and is way faster than Chrome on Firefox. On Mac Safari eats less Ram and is way faster than Chrome, Firefox and Edge.
@@RONderluck Ok, i was just mentioning it because Adam was shocked that Safari could have so many users
The calculator app reminds me of the Human Computers in the movie Hidden Figures
1.) Adam and Elis' reactions to Marques watching Her was hilarious
2.) Massive respect for the Korra reference!!
was waiting for this one
Common guys, there’s TONS of stands magnetic or otherwise that turn an iPad into a Home App device to control whatever. Mine runs Home App, Building Access, Security Video, eLocks, iCloud synced Shopping Lists, Spotify casting to multiple sets of HomePods. For the latest M4 there’s a flat sheet magnetic one that sticks to the back that I’m getting through YT adds. If you want a picture let me know.
the weekend has started
The tiling demo with the realtime podcast video was unnecessarily awesome...
This is going to be a big one! RCS!
19:22 "Let's just step right over that rabbit hole" - another one for the soundboard methinks!
47:30 Does David not know what spotlight search is? Swipe down from Home Screen. Type “Wi” and hit the WiFi settings buttons and it takes you to the WiFi setting immediately. Takes 3 seconds
That's stupidity inefficient. So you're telling me everything I wanna go to my wifi settings I have to do type it manually.
On Android, one swipe from anywhere of your homescreen to bring down the notification shade, tap and hold the WiFi tile for a second and that's it
iOS is now so complicated compared to Android and people are so in denial about it
Math calculators like this have existed for a while too. We used PTC MathCad back in university, which is of course way more powerful but I don't think is on iPad. I think TI Smart View or MathStudio are though. I personally haven't used those but they also seem vastly more powerful. But still pretty cool that they put this into the built in calculator app. It's just nothing new :)
"Paginated" - A new word that I'll successfully fail to use in my life.
David does a smashing impression of Tim apple at 1:49:37. I watched that bit like 20 times and laughed every time 🤣
Thank you for addressing the obvious, that Apple just used your platform to advertise without giving you the opportunity to ask more questions. I know you want access to Tim Apple but be careful to not just be a mouthpiece for advertising.
Very good point.
Meanwhile there’s people on Threads that are unironically saying Marques was “bush league” and amateur for the Magic Mouse question. I guess there will always be those who can think of the exact opposite thing or opinion I might have.
They both mutually benefit.
Let's not pretend like only Tim Cook benefits.
I use safari. Haven’t used chrome in years. Chrome uses a lot of power and slows things down
It is so annoying when android users say ” android already had that”. Apple users don’t care how long you had it. We’ll never use android just like you’ll never use iOS. So shut up and enjoy your system.
They scream for attention every WWDC.
Apple users only care about the latest overpriced e-waste
Airpods have been very good at cancelling noise for the airpod user, but not for the person on the other end. I have been struggling with this because my company has us working in one of those "open" workspaces, with 27" standing desks, lined up right next to each other, so, webex calls are very difficult, when it comes to background noise. You end up having to do "push to talk" to make it bearable for everyone else on the call. I assumed the AirPods already had this feature but sadly found out that they did not. Can't wait to get this upgrade!!!
I counted 49 things that Apple announced at WWDC that Google has already had or has been in Android OS already 😂
Apple has said so many times they don’t want to be the first just the best. Google rushes to be the first with half the stuff eventually being abandoned or poorly thought out
Does being first matter more than being the best? Sony and LG were the first to do a lot of stuff with phones. How are their mobile departments doing?
@@toptiertech7291 Love that comparison
Sick bro
@@eyeDavid magic comment, much like the mouse 👌
Bought a cheap magnetic folio for the mini and slapped a magsafe ring on it and it was the best thing i’ve ever done. Popsockets, portable batteries with a short cable, magsafe kitchen stand… 😙👌🏽 chefs kiss
every time I head people saying they use Safari, it surprises me. Safari for me is like the IE on Windows in the past, you just opened it to download a better browser and never touched again
Safari is the best browser on Mac by far man, sorry, but it's true.
Every time I use Safari or Edge is because is because I have to, or working in a company's computer, so obviously, they don't let us just download a new browser...
If you havent touched safari in the last 7 years than yeah you could think that
With Apple Intelligence, hope they’re gonna update iPad Mini to M-Series chip
Your take on the control center is the worst take ever 😅. I think after using it you guys will see the benefits and how easy and accessible everything is.
I have no idea why but my iPad’s Siri loves to listen to you guys, but never my phone. Siri set a timer for 7am on my iPad which was on the other side of my room. Is there a way to revert back to the “hey, Siri” instead of just “Siri”?
Update, I figured it out 😎
Yo
AI AI AI 😂😂😂. Great podcast guys keep up with great work ❤❤❤.
But still not moving to Apple, Samsung for life 😂😂😊😊
hearing android fanboys complain about iPhone users getting customization features is just so hilariously rich.
33:50 there’s an option in control center to select an “audio focus mode” I once left “voice isolation” on, when I was FaceTiming someone to show them a music oriented church event and they couldn’t hear it well because of the audio filter, I regularly keep it on for when I call my wife while driving
This podcast went from interesting to downright stressful to watch/listen. It’s like nothing new is interesting anymore to them. Everything is a punch bag and they’re soooo deep into a bubble they can’t care less for the bigger picture.
They said at the start of the keynote that they were covering OS stuff and THEN going to cover AI. Why did everyone not notice this?
No one on this pod understands what the average person uses. Perspective is very important and at some points I feel like you guys are out of touch.
I agree. It’s very apparent when discussing the custom home screen colors and how they dislike other people’s taste of Home Screen preferences. I think Andrew’s perspective best reflects that of the average consumer and they constantly clown him for his takes/opinions. It’s a bit close minded at times and I can’t help but to roll my eyes every time they shut down an opinion that doesn’t align with their super “techy” world view.