Do we want phone calls to become as proprietary as texting has become?
#Apple seems to want to expand its walled garden into the territory of things that used to be standardized across platforms and even as an Apple fanboy who has literally one Android contact (yes, really, just one!), I still really don't like it.
"In recent history, we have seen how 3-D movies reappeared, migrated to home TVs, and later disappeared after the novelty wore off and people discovered the limitations and downsides of longer-term use."
The Apple TV Windows app is awful. It's beyond buggy. They say it's in preview, but it's barely functional. Not even alpha quality.
Do they do this on purpose? Make Windows versions of their software so terrible so that people think, "Ah, I should buy a Mac"? Except, if this is the quality of their work? Why would I want to spend more on their stuff?
Just realized that some parts of the #Apple#Vision#Pro introduction reminded me of the sterile, near future tone / setting of the very first FaceTime video call demo video from the #iPhone 4 introduction.
I can't believe people actually think #AppleVisionPro has any chance of succeeding. It's the most useless product I've seen in years. Even by #Apple's standards.
"After the conversation about the cracks in the floor of my #Superfund office, Apple refusing to test the air, & saying I 'don't have a right to know' - I'll never view employment the same way.
I realized how disposable human beings are to corporations.
