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about this year's wwdc because there's a lot of interesting

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stuff that apple announced and so we have the guy from

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the apple channel Mac Address lots of interesting stuff announced lots of lots

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of stuff announced these uh these kind of videos they've been doing since the

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pandemics started just go by so fast and they have to put everything in there and

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you are feeling that even more now because you had to do a same day yeah

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yeah www video is it out now it's out yeah we got it

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out at 10am how was that it was uh it was great we like went to the park to

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film my uh my piece of camera because they actually did invite the media this

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year to the apple campus we're just not

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going to watch the video live we're not media now see i kind of like i kind of

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like the online feel because a they can

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be a bit snappier maybe but who knows i don't know uh there's also like it feels

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kind of weird when apple is like hey come to our special campus it feels kind

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of culty you know it's like it's like work everyone up feels like an mlm sort

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of like uh but you mean in this like what they did specifically

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our devotees are so we're working them into a

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faith kind of frenzy i don't know if i viewed it in that

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sense but that's how i view it and i don't like it i did think it was quick

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you're just part of the cult matter i just know this is quite interesting yeah

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right let's not get into that but what we should get into is what was

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actually announced at the conference

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uh yesterday yes today's tuesday as you know what uh was there something that

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you were like the most excited about yeah i was most excited to see the

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macbook air uh get updated but i was

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most disappointed to see the colors the macbook air is available in because

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there were rumors coming out that like you know for for a while that the

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macbook air would come in similar colors as the imac and if we look at you know

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the historical precedence of the original imac and then the ibook

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um which came out a couple funky colors at the time and it was like my favorite

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computer i was also you know a child so it was it very much appealed to that

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the first thing so we're talking about macbook air and the first thing you want to talk about is the color yeah

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it's yes what about the fact that what about the fact that it looks like a

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macbook pro uh it's squished now that sounds that's great actually let's um do

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we have a visual for that here's one ding nice all new design look at it so

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this is the midnight color which is probably the most colorful of it uh

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midnight is kind of apples almost black with a bit of blue the problem is that

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they're kind of which is we know yes space gray of the

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uh starlight which i have not been a fan of starlight since it came out on the

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iphone um and then midnight so that's not how

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it's a lot more formal to in a sense than the imac um

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and there's an interesting kind of i guess aspect to the macbook air where it

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is a little bit in this interesting kind of

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almost pro space where yeah we get these

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performance improvements and a media engine that includes prores acceleration

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while kind of maintaining that super light fanless uh

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you know efficient design it's funny because i've been i've been kind of

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humming and hawing about the apple silicon transition because as we've been getting to the more performant

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aspects to it i've been sort of discovering like it's a bit harder to figure out

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and see the performance increases and and also to see the benefits of

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uh apple silicon's efficiency because like on a desktop you just plug it in

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the wall it's always getting electricity you don't need the efficiency other than

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keeping your house cool i guess but like i've been i switched to this

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and like the knowledge that maybe you're helping with the environment and yeah

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or that like or it's like an incredible you're just you're getting like a really

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efficient process right like that's an incredible sure yeah but like

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another space heater yeah but like to to remind myself of what made apple silicon

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so revolutionary i've been using this Intel macbook air this 2020 model and it

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is insanely slow i am staggered at how

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how slow and hot it gets wow compared to one of these things like it is it is

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incredible like it is mind-boggling we're now in a place where like this is

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mind-bogglingly bad well and they they showed one of those

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graphs that they showed during the presentation uh

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had i think the m2 is like i forget exactly what it was but the the

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the leap up of above the m1 version of

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that it's like 15 times faster than the Intel macbook air with the with the uh

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i5 yeah so crazy yeah i mean like it was it's smart

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of them to show these graphs showing just how far m2 has has taken like

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mobile performance of especially ARM based you know desktop class sort of

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yeah not okay i don't want to say that people are going to call me out but like

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how far apple has taken mobile laptop

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chips uh uh you know since since the last like uh Intel powered max that's

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it's crazy yeah and apple silicon i really i'm kind of convinced that apple

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silicon is really about the mobile laptops kind of space the

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efficiency is really for making laptops better

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desktops desktops never really need i

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efficiency you just you take the same amount of energy and have more performance out of it but so let's talk

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about m.2 specifically then after a second like the drive

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the m2 chip the new apple silicon m.2

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SSD you can plug it in your iphone uh what a dream m2 has now up to 24

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gigabytes of unified memory yeah up from

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yeah that's the top option but have you looked at what the the macbook air can do can that

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do up to 24. it can yeah see that's crazy you got the two chips against the

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the thing one of them now can become a 16 kick chip alongside an eight gig chip

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design but a little bit more more yeah and i think i'm interested to see how

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well this does because with the old macbook air it at least kind of had that

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tapered body so you could understand how there's some sort of like airflow going

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on in there but this is just like so flat it's crazy it's like a tablet maybe

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they have more more material for the heat to dissipate through uh we also

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cores two more cores and that was one of the big things they

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thing that is going to make the performance jump here is graphics yeah they really wanted to talk about

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gaming oh you want to go to there i think the issue with gaming is not about

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you know metal three needing you know whatever upscaling and it's maybe more

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about like the structural situation of you know how the app store works right

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the relationship with the developers who make the game and like whether developers want to go through the

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trouble of like optimizing their games for this new chip for metal yeah yeah

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and using apple's you know development you know hardware whatever they call it

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they announced two developers developing games for uh macOS which is no man's

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sky's gonna come and resident evil uh

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the village which are like you know big time not games to really shake a no but

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they've been out for a while is that even a proper term to use there shake a

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stick it's not games to dismiss because no man's sky i think like

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if you haven't really paid attention no man's sky has turned into

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one of like the coolest best games out there right now yeah but i also have it

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for my ps4 so like yeah yeah i already bought it yeah

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everyone you can play it anywhere else it's not like a super super demanding game and even the footage they were

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showing of resident evil village they were like look how smoothly this is running i'm like it looks kind of

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yeah those games will be fine and fun for people who want to play them on

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their mac but it's just gonna be a long

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difficult slog for that too i want to move on to the things that i really want

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to talk about it's your it's your show i talked about all the things i want to

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talk about every night video so oh so just watch that so let's just jump to

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the thing that like blew my mind okay okay

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let's get a visual of this up here that is crazy so now on ipad os 16

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you'll be able to not only resize Windows on ipad like before you could

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snap them to one side and do like a split view and you can you can change

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the proportion of what app you see or whatever but now you have floating

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feature which is also on macOS which has this kind of like sidebar uh with

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app previews which i also think is kind of cool i mean it's basically like the

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can kind of see it like which i really like and not only that but now when you

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connect an ipad to an external monitor with ipad os 16 it will you actually

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extend your desktop this was jonathan

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when i i did i made some ipad videos i've done it too i haven't done it for a

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while when apple first started doing this whole like ipad it's a desktop class

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machine you can use it for pros can use it

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i i made these videos and i was like okay really though and i used it as my

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personal computer for a while i edited a video on it i like i was like okay

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there's promise here there's a lot of problems but apple has steadily added

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stuff it seems like they kind of took a break for a while and now

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they're like we're back baby the ipad is 100 just a

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laptop now well it is it's not running macOS but

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like look at this yeah yes you take your ipad you plug it into your like they

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played at this before you could plug in your ipad to a larger monitor but it was

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like only certain apps supported a

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you know a specific external video yeah

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otherwise it was just well not only there was a lumafusion would allow you

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to uh have a different view on the monitor than you had on your ipad yeah

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yeah but when as a default it was just mirror your

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screen that's right yeah with these stupid bezels on the side if it's a 16x9

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monitor any monitor this is just i mean this is blowing my mind i'm pretty

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passionate about the idea of the ipad kind of being a touch first portable

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device and the ipad has a small screen and so that just brings with it certain

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uh limitations that just need to be acknowledged and accepted so you know

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the stage manager window mode i don't i'm not convinced that's going to be

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that great on you know an ipad air 10 inch ipad air 11 inch ipad pro

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definitely not an ipad oh well maybe that yeah not a now the bigger ipad it

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definitely helps make the bigger ipad a lot more useful yeah um in in that sort

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of computer desktop style ergonomic orientation and then it make

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it's further useful when you plug into an external monitor i mean it really

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does make the ipad an option as a sole

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computer for some people who want maybe do still want to set it up as at a desk

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so like i don't want to say like oh this isn't great because also you can

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still use your ipad traditionally you don't have to grab the little thing in the corner to make your your your apps

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into Windows you can just right let them you can use the ipad like an ipad really

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easily just as before right this is sort of another layer added on to kind of

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bring bring the ipad to the kind of the next step forward and i think that's

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actually pretty good i'm curious about the stage manager stuff on the side and how you're going to be able like what if

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you cover it and how that's all going to work but well yeah i don't i mean it

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okay it looks here like you could kind of can come and cover it but yeah uh i

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mean you want to grab it you want to like kind of like shift it over it probably won't let you go all the way

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for me coming at those ipad videos i was excited about the possibility of the

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ipad uh being like you know having the

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capability to act like a laptop if you wanted it to and also having the

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capability to like okay now i'm gonna take it off if it's dock and like walk

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around with it with a pencil or whatever and just use it like that if i want to

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right i loved seeing the idea of a tablet and the idea of a laptop just

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kind of like smashing together into something that wasn't ugly and janky to

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use you know right right and it has kind of been janky to use because it hasn't

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had this capability yet and now it does um but i hear what you're saying i

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talked about this in one of my ipad videos where it's like maybe it was a mistake to even try to do

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this maybe we should have just maybe apple should have leaned even further into okay we're gonna make a pro tablet

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that you only use as a tablet don't try to use it as a laptop yeah we're gonna

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optimize all the touch gestures we're gonna optimize everything like for that

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experience not try to like smash it into a laptop situation it's really there's a there's

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a convergence that's extremely difficult to find the line and make sure you don't

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cross it in the wrong way and and try and make it work as well and so like

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for instance when the magic keyboard came out like when i or not also when

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you know mouse support came out in the ipad os i i kind of saw the way they did the

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mouse and it was very clear to me that they were not making it like a precise

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pointer that you find on desktop

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yeah especially when the first implementation of it which was just that big yes that

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was black circle yeah but so they they worked they worked with it to like take

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the advantage of the some advantages of how what you can do with the mouse

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and but also maintain the limitations of what you can only do with a finger on on

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the software and so that i kind of appreciated that um and so i think

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that's sort of what the stage manager experience

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is is also just still respecting the limitations that a

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touch interface device brings and not trying to push it too far away from that

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core right inner interaction well i will say that like okay so while stage

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manager is more like is very like explicitly like this is acting like a

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laptop now there are other elements that they

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announced uh during wwc about ipad os 16

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that are you know may be more in alignment with what you're

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talking about as like okay we're going to keep it a uh touch first device a touch first

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device but make it better you know we have this new reference mode uh which i

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don't i don't know how useful that'll be i'm not like a colorist but apparently

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this is useful for color things because

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the ipads do generally have pretty good color reproduction oh yeah i mean

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it might as well like you have a really really great screen and then to

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not be able to use it for something like video workflow like

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might as well right and then you don't have to have like seven monitors on your desk we have uh display scaling mode

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which makes you know people just gives more customization options for people

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which is always good to some degree that's also i would i would interpret

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that to be to make stage manager more useful on the smaller ipad screen so

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you're making the interface yes those kind of go hand in hand yeah yeah

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i think it's really just you know i i think it has always like

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even when i'm using an ipad yeah a little bit just by itself sometimes i'm

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like i want to zoom out a little bit i want to zoom in yeah

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uh there was also i don't see it here but there's virtual memory swapping oh

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yeah i know that's nice that's something when they announced they went wow and

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then kept forgetting about i think that's a big deal actually if

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you have too much in your RAM then it'll put some stuff that you're not using

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into your SSD um temporarily just to be there so you can

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reference it still okay so it basically means that you could have Windows open

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because the way ipad os had been dealing with RAM before was it would just flush

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if an app you hadn't used a while would just get flushed from your memory

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and then when you go back you'd have to reload it oh my gosh yes so it's so annoying right but and that's

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iOS and ipad that's because it didn't they never had swap in ipad air so this

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will be this will be a big deal in just making the ipad feel less annoying

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sometimes to use but it has lots of RAM now but um yeah but also they have to do this

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for a windowing mode because you can't just hide

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the app that's gonna get flushed away the app preview is always there on the

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side or or it's you leave the Windows up and it's just still running in the

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background so they had to implement stage manager and the windowing they had

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to also implement swap memory i don't see i always thought i always just thought that was because um you know

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they they did that killing apps in the background thing because iphones and

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ipads can get away with having lesser well that's the reason why they

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can get away with not having very much memory because they're so good at

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managing the background stuff that then being good at managing the background

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was you have to re you have to reload this app and you're no longer in the place you were in where you on on the

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feed yeah yeah exactly scroll all the way down again

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oh you know what i was wrong what were you wrong about the thing i was most

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excited about oh from yesterday's announcement

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tell me show us the weather oh there's a weather app for ipad now ipad didn't have a

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weather app before and now it has it now it has a weather i know i actually was

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really excited everyone's freaking people are rioting in the streets

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because they're so happy but there's still no calculator

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okay moving on from ipad i think right yeah oh there there was something about

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uh collaboration free form that's this like shared browsing thing is kind of

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cool tab groups but like everyone has to have an apple device right yeah you know

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like there were a lot of these things collaboration and share play and all

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that sort of stuff that like it was very much for like remote work

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and the pandemic and i could all i could think of it was like the controversy

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apple was having i don't know a month ago where their employees were like we don't want to go back to the office yeah

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and then so then apple's making these features to make remote work

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you know more more convenient uh should we talk about iOS oh and also about ipad

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os they're they're the it was cool to see them talking well they've talked

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about desktop class apps a lot in the past but now they're like oh there's an

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API so now you can make your app

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i'm still a little confused about what that means i think i have to investigate that i think i think they're like making

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it easier for developers to incorporate like things that you would naturally

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expect to have in a desktop app like you know native renaming undo find and

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replace customizable toolbars yeah yeah yeah whereas before it's like you get

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the app and that's kind of what the app is and now there's probably going to be more customization and stuff i will just

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say this ipad os has finally earned its name with this release i think that's

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probably would be the best way to sum it up it's super big of you to say that

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it's earned its name and i i think that's i think that's a lot of i think now we're seeing the ipad become its own

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thing and i think that's a good thing and even when i've been doing videos about ipad i've been talking to people

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and they're like yeah i use ipad as my main computer now like nicole really

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yeah my whole video is like she uses her she got an ipad pro a couple years ago

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she didn't see that much not not for editing no not fred

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but she involves an editor she has things she does on it you know

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crafty things workflow she's developed these workflows to make it work but she

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she switched to using the ipad as her personal computer at home i mean and so

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i think this will just help people who who are already in that process and um

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you know the power to them the thing that will always keep me back from like

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getting super super truly excited about the ipad because like it's cool for me

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it's cool to see things products change like this and evolve yeah but the thing

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that will always keep me back from being like oh this amazing product that apple

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has made is the fact that they're just so freaking expensive for what they do

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like you can get like in order to have a la uh an ipad wait if you're buying an

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ipad to use it as a tablet sure you don't need to buy any accessories maybe

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like especially the smaller ones you know buy an ipad mini buy the ipad uh

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whatever it is ninth gen or whatever it is the base model yeah um but if you

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want to use an ipad pro or an ipad air as your

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computer you're also going to be wanting to buy the keyboard attachment and maybe

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some other things and at that point now you're looking at

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like sixteen hundred twenty two thousand dollars it's the same price if you were

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to get a samsung with the same sort of performance and accessories

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yeah sure i guess it's more about um tablets in general i guess if you wanna

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use a tablet as your main computer you're paying a premium for the

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privilege of like trying out this cutting edge form factor that is

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actually not very cutting edge has been around for a long time you know what i mean

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i'm upset about it but but now what are you less upset now that the ipad is more

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capable so it's actually coming up to its price point i think it's just like

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i'm thankful for the people with a lot of money

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who will go and buy these products so that

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apple keeps you know fiddling around and innovating okay i want to talk about iOS

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because we've basically talked about most of the other stuff car plays new

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there's going to be new uis for carplay blah blah blah i'm so deeply watch watch

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os they've got this drug scanning thing now

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yeah which is interesting but also scary because then you're sending your

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prescription information into the cloud protect your privacy yeah and they also

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scan your photos for child stuff right i

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guess they're still doing that and they also apple announced at wwc dc everyone

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was so excited about it they announced that they invented a new smart home standard

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in collaboration with blah blah blah other countries blah blah blah we created a new standard matter i didn't

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interpret that i didn't i didn't interpret that way because i knew that they didn't make matter but it kind of

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sounded like that oh and i was like is there a joke here not

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really the joke i made was there was some some

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things they referenced that i was like aren't these features already in your operating system like maybe slightly

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improved so for instance the when they talked about sports which

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is a which was fascinating sports sports look at all the sports we care about um

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the the person said literally said you know you can ask siri about sports

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scores and i thought yes i remember that feature being announced 10 years ago

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and then they're talking about this icloud photo library for families

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and i thought doesn't icloud have like a photo album shared photo album feature

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that also was announced 10 years ago yeah and also when they were talking

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about all this stuff where it's like oh shoot uh choose who you share with and

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like automatically here i got it here i automatically like upload uh photos to

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shared libraries and stuff yeah um yeah i'm like this is

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i mean google photos has this yeah this seems like basic stuff and i was like

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what you didn't have this already yeah uh iOS

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let's talk lock screen widgets we don't have much time i know we're gonna hurry

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here's my thing it's great i love that you can change the font of the clock uh

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they do this cool thing where they figure out what the subject of your picture is and they can hide the clock a

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little bit behind you know a person's head or something yeah that's kind of cool that's and that's part of the whole

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machine learning stuff they've been adding to iOS which we could get into if we really wanted to but basically the

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widgets are like watch complications uh is what kind of was my take on them

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and then notifications are now kind of this like stacky thing on the bottom

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they don't take yeah so it can do this thing where it like

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does a portrait mode thing i saw quinn nelson posting uh some some examples

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yeah the machine learning's pretty neat like i've i've been curious we haven't

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talked much about the hardware of the neural engine within apple silicon and

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it's been added to you know a series chips for a couple years now um and it

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was always there and they said it can do stuff but we

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never really knew what it can do and clearly apple is sort of leading to

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leading up to now this sort of thing so it's really interesting to see how this

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sort of processing will

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make will be able to be used in kind of the real world so to speak and so right

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now we're seeing it in terms of like scanning text from video and photos

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which is now available and also now even figuring out what the subject is in an

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image and taking that out which i think is really great i'm also curious in terms of the neural

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engines zooming out to maybe the mac to see how developers are able to access

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that and take advantage of that you want to see neural engine stuff being used on

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maps like in photoshop like if you could if if the macOS or sorry iOS operating

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system can take the subject out of the photo like wouldn't that be that then

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you open up photoshop and it's this big faff to do the same thing like wouldn't

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it be nice of that you know that hardware accelerates photoshop and so

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adobe sense yeah it makes sense so adobe has to figure out how they're gonna and

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apple has to make sure the API is there so that um people can take advantage of

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it i just don't know where we're at with that i don't think there's anything else i mean obviously

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we didn't talk about absolutely everything that they announced but you know you can't there's too much this is

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why i want to go back to live stage stuff so that they are a little more

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judicious about what they what they choose to show us your iphone could be a

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webcam now yeah sorry that was the other big thing i wanted to say which is kind

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of sending mail a dream i'm curious what sort of stands for

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people are going to get and what that's going to do to like the hinge sort of

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situation having all that weight on the top um i mean you're not going to have it on

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there all the time it will make a difference like but it'll

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be convenient it needs to be like easy to put on and stuff like that so i'm curious how that that workflow is gonna

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work um they have this thing where they're they're really taking all the cameras of

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the of the iphone and doing like a desk mode camera view from the ultra wide and

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some crazy and also center stage with your iphone camera so like yeah really

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that was cool to see really really going above and beyond i think

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yeah i mean honestly webcams have really come a long way

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fueled by the pandemic probably where people were like had to sit in front of

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these things for hours yeah and uh google has this now in meat and uh

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various other chat apps have it where like there are now like virtual lighting

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effects where yeah whatever it can like dim the background

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and brighten you up and yeah yeah which you can do with this this uh iphone is

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webcam so being able to use the like really great camera on your phone as a

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webcam just in an easy way i think that's really handy but it'll it's

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you'll have to buy a mount and that'll be a bit of a bit annoying oh i forgot

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my other favorite thing from from the this is this is my actually favorite

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thing from wwdc it was

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the dictation that the keyboard stays open when dictation was also announced

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at iOS 6 in 2012. yeah but i just i saw this and i was

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like what are you talking about this wasn't a thing already

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like when you use dictation on an iphone the keyboard just goes away it's even

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worse than that sometimes you accidentally hit the dictation button when you're just like fiddling with your

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phone and then it goes bing and you don't have the keyboard and you have to like you have to wait for it to load up

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and then you have to hit the done so it doesn't that was so funny to me and he's

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like and now i can just seamlessly switch between voice to text and if oh i

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made a mistake i'll just fix it with my keyboard i'm like this is it's 20 22.

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it's a long time coming back this is crazy anyways so that's basically it yeah uh

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that's a lot it's you have to go to a shoot yeah where i

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actually am going to be comparing the ipad to an Android tablet oh well which Android tablet samsung

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galaxy tab s8 samsung when it comes to the new one yeah when it comes to um

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tablet samsung is just the only Android tablet essentially i made i did the

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ShortCircuit for the essay yeah everyone got messages yeah they got mad

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at me because i forgot about dex but honestly i

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no one talks about decks you know can you really blame me and like i wish i

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did because uh all the people telling me to check it out was i was like you're

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right dex is really cool like it's basically like it puts ipad to shame

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i've i've used decks in the past on some like phones like it's been years but uh

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i just thought it was really cool how it's like okay this is Android are you talking about like dex onto an external

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mod or dex was on the screen i didn't know that you could do decks

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without an external monitor right right so i definitely wish i could have tried

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that out but like the fact that samsung has had this feature and they've kept

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supporting it and i guess making it better because there are people who actually care about it yeah um

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uh in the background for a while is really cool like i think Android has the

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capability to to serve as a desktop that wasn't pulled over what's that it wasn't

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bowled over well you're you're never bowled over by anything no i guess i'm

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going to imagine i'm such a curmudgeon by the by no jobites

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jobsites no no no that's not

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i'll make a big faff about Android all the time that's fab

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faffy man okay you have to go to a shoot and yes i do and i don't care about it

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you have to edit this uh i don't have to oh i added the last one

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but hoffman will do this one love you love you huffman okay thanks for watching guys we're gonna do more talk

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