#wwdc

[sttmxxn]

Wonder Woman!!

So, I like beefy women. I like women in general. I love Wonder Woman. 😮‍💨

Even if this one is kind of old, I still love it, it's too... Hot.

[yacht]

Blippo+ is up for an Apple Design Award!

https://developer.apple.com/design/awards/

[theywillroar]

Apple introduced a $3,499 AR/VR headset IN THIS ECONOMY

[losersforvwd]

Oh Yeah!

[whynotreinventmyselfeveryday]

Apple wants to be WhatsApp so bad

[netscapenavigator-official]

Apple dropping support for the A10X iPad Pro, but keeping support for the A10 iPad base model is exactly why I’d be caught dead before ever considering buying another Apple product.

Also, announcing ChatGPT integration and AI Image Generation baked into iOS 18, but then artificially making it an exclusive to the latest iPhone 15-model is just sad when a smart toaster could connect to your servers and run these ““A.I.”” features.

Like, tell me you’re desperately trying to convince people to buy your newer, enshitifed hardware without telling me you’re desperately trying yo convince people to buy your newer, enshitifed hardware.

[macmanx]

Watching this summary of the AI segment from the WWDC keynote, it struck me how Apple positioned the generative text features as highly useful for any setting, even a professional business setting, but specifically labeled the generative art features as a “playground” for use when messaging friends or spicing up your own personal notes.

It feels like they’re aware of the controversy of generative art and are just talking around it.

As for myself, the new Siri is mind blowing, and I'll be using it a lot. I can also see myself using some of the generative text features, like message prioritization, summaries in notifications, and the proofreading tools. For the generative art features, I don't see any proposed use beyond "fun," so I can't imagine I'll bother with it too much.

[secondaryartifacts]

Sure, I can afford mixed reality