“Pinned collections” feels like a compromise to try and paper over the fact that, when you have a lot of features, splitting related features by tabs makes it much faster to reach a specific one. I think I would struggle to explain this feature to a non-technical user.
Stuff like Trips and Map that I always forgot existed are now much more in front of me, which I like a lot. 2/2
@baldur also…is it really any less effort to snap a photo than to swipe down once to start a search, type the first few characters that Google will then probably autocomplete, and then tap the “menu” button that Google will almost certainly have already waiting there?
Mega- or maybe even gigawatts of energy for “it’s kinda cool I guess” features
I said it before and I'll say it again:
"AI model learns, therefore it is intelligent" is like saying "computer programs run, therefore they have legs."
Metaphors like "program runs" or "model learns" are useful, but are just that: metaphors.
Drawing conclusions on their basis is folly.
Keep that in mind next time AI-hypers try to draw equivalences between a child going to a museum and then making their own art, and a LLM gobbling up terabytes of text and then generating word salad.
✅ nice colours
✅ lighter
✅ cheaper
❌ i will miss a 120Hz screen
Think this is the year I go no-Pro?
Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦