Are MacBooks & iPhones becoming one? - iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and MacOS Ventura Inside Look
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With this year's Apple OS updates, we noticed something strange about the features. What does this mean for Apple's operating systems going forward? And should you update?
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:42 Copy Paste features?
2:50 Still, iPadOS is most transformed
4:43 Thanks UGreen!
5:10 The Mac gets Stage Manager too, but also System Settings ☹️
7:12 iOS is worth it though
8:27 Feature Moratorium! - Věda a technologie
This focus on mobile first feels like a slippery slope into the mistakes that created windows 8. Laptops and phones are fundamentally different devices with different goals and functions.
Far cry difference there. They worked on settings app more because a lot of people felt it was dated and needed an overhaul as did they. Even if the new look is disliked it's just one app/feature. All in all it is still very much a desktop OS and they're showing no signs of a desire to change that.
@@j800r_aswell It's not the look, it's the UX. Desktop users don't want mobile functionality.
It’s the main reason why I switched to MacBook
When designing an app you try to do things that the user is already used to because otherwise they get confused and won't accept your app / design. I think that's true cause if you're not a very technical person you get confused pretty fast (looking at my parents and gf). So if you have an IPhone it makes sense to not make the MacOS experience completely different cause then the boomers etc. Get mad.
Having and easy and used to experience is one of the main reasons many people I know say that they prefer Apple devices over android/windows.
The great thing about precedence is the advantage of being able to learn from them…
"No new features, just fixes"
Honestly EVERY software developer should do that for a while.
However, when a developer decides to do this for a (or two) year. People should not complain about there being no new features.
They will complain lmao
@@chidorirasenganz I complain as a user of a Samsung s21. It just feel like I got no new stuff in the last updates in a year.
@@switch_lp1386 refinement is more important
New features sell utils, bug fixes don't.
Developers don’t decide whether they will have time to do this, the product managers do
Snow Leopard was originally advertised as having "zero new features" and came out two whole years after Leopard! Apple has done bug-fix only releases in the past and is overdue for another, what with all of these recent UI changes in macOS.
Snow Leopard was a rock solid OS. Really one of the high points of OSX
iOS 12 is similar too. The performance improvements and day-one upgrade experience (being very stable) convinced my friend to immediately upgrade after I showed him how much faster a chat app opens on iPhone 6 lol. That phone had become very slow on iOS 11 and iOS 12 resurrected its performance chops (even just a bit) for a touch longer
@@tai2691997 oh yeah I remember 12 being a really solid update
@@tai2691997 and then there was ios 13, lol or 13.1 because 13.0 was so fckn bad xD
I dont think well see a bug fix only year again however I could see a feature lite year where it’s just some basic quality of life addons and nothing major like widgets or new Lock Screen.
Wow, that system settings UI on MacOS makes me want to stick with older versions for as long as possible.
Lolll me too
But why? It's much better, due to it being not as messy and much cleaner looking imo.
What do you like about the settings in MacOS pre-ventura?
I got a 2015 device so Apple made that decision for me 🙂
@@Raprada Wait, 2015 MacBooks aren't getting the update?
@@ShadowUI only macs post-2017 are getting it
2:20 consumers:
- Apple OSes are converging to become one
Developers:
_look at NSColectionView, then look at UICollectionView and cry_
can you elaborate? I haven't been able to explore AppKit so I don't understand lmao
I don't get it. Can you explain to us Windows folks?
@@johnmidwest5650 from what I know basically iOS Development framework (called UIKit) is based on macOS’s development framework (called AppKit/Cocoa). Most of the class names are the same, only the prefix are different. AppKit uses NS as their prefix, while UIKit uses UI as their prefix. Example: AppKit has a class called NSView, while UIKit has UIView
@@cleanrunyt yes, but also a lot of the classes while mostly the same, are different juuuuuuust enough to cause developers pain
An example I personally encountered recently - UIScrollView which you would use if you want to create a pinch-to-zoomable view, let's you cleanly scroll and pan diagonally. NSScrollView with the similar setup locks X and Y axis, so your diagonal panning will jitter as it switches direcrions. There's no way around it that I could find
SwiftUI alleviates some of this pain, but it's not enough for everything you might wanna do
@@MaxRovensky thanks for the answer!
This is my favorite part about apple. The seamless experience. The fact that I can type a quick note on my phone and then see it on my computer immediately is incredible.
My favorite part is when MacOS doesn't sign out correctly and then some asshole sets a 1 minute limit on every program and doesn't let you change the password.
Also the vast majority of that seamlessness is available on other systems.
@@wta1518 What software can I use with Windows to get this effect without paying a monthly fee for software? Or do I need to have an Android phone?
@@tiestofalljays Microsoft OneNote and Google Keep, and you don't need an Android phone for anything that isn't blocked by Apple (such as messages or files).
Yeah exactly, this is why I use OneNote on my Android phone, which syncs with OneNote on my MacBook 🤣
@@wta1518 right, but they aren't native apps so it wouldn't be as seamless
The new System Settings app shows how Apple's focus is 90% on mobile. Wish we would see some genuine innovation on MacOS again to go along with the improved Apple Silicon hardware.
But this move is not a bad idea. Considering that the younger generation is more familiar with their smartphone instead of a laptop or a desktop computer, providing similarity within the user experience can make sense from a product strategy standpoint. Only 9% of Apple's revenue came from Mac sales. Although still an astronomical amount of money, it doesn't really make sense for Apple to invest an entire lot on MacOS. I agree with their current strategy, and actually want to see Apple Pro apps on iPad.
It shows where the journey goes. iPad doesn't become a Mac. MacOS slowly becomes iOS while Apple tries to get rid of duplicated code. Now that they use the same processor keeping these two separate is just a waste of money for Apple. And the app store model from iOS is much more profitable than MacOS anyway.
@@sK7kiMSan7Ks Brian, Apple isn't a small company with 2 or three engineers. They have hundreds. And that 9% is like 24 billion dollars, and its's estimated 40 billion for mac sales for 2022. So it does make sense for them to invest a lot in mac.
You're not on Apple's pay role, so you gain nothing by defending them.
A laptop does not need to be a tablet like experience.
I do agree with you that I would love to see the Apple Pro apps fully integrated with iPad.
@@devluz macOS is just the platform to make more iOS apps 😂
@@devluz I’ve been reading this same comment for the last 10 years 😴
I've never understood why Apple doesn't make their apps like Googles and have them as individual modules on the app store that update themselves.
Because they want to make sure people update their Mac OS. Often they get rid of features as well such as 32 bit app support or making it harder to open apps that are downloaded from the internet instead of via the app store. So to ensure people update they tie a lot of other features to the update
So true! That way they could seemlessly update their core apps, while delivering silent security updates in the background, all that leading to an always up-to-date and secure system incorporating new functionalities.
@@Jellykrop or delivering new security vulnerabilities in the background lol
They only do that with macOS Safari
they dont want you to uninstall them lol
I'm all for feature parity between devices; they're all incredibly powerful so there's no reason not to do it. But the way Apple keeps cramming mobile UI into macOS is terrible. That new system settings is a UI/UX crime.
there are few simple things to do to make using them much easier:
on iOS allow proper browsers, enable MTP, enable sideloading, fix the launcher
on Mac: replace Dock with proper Taskbar, allow top bar to host Tabs or Toolbars instead of menu when it makes more sense
Wait so make iOS behave like Android and macOS like Windows? Got it!
An iOS wallpaper that has a light and dark mode could be really nice and I feel is really lacking given the improvements to the lock screen having when you enter sleep focus mode a lock/home screen change to a nightime version of the wallpaper you normally use would be nice
learn how to use periods.
you can already do that and further customize them with focus modes
@@99Etien oh, I wasn't really able to find any of the default wallpapers that really fit the dark mode aesthetic.
I think a feature moratorium is basically what Ubuntu does with LTS releases. As a release that's meant to be stable and supported for years, it normally doesn't get too many new features, most of the work goes towards making the release as day to day usable as possible. New features are released on the three intervening releases before the next LTS 2 years down the line. So 4 releases every two years, three of which add features, one of which is a major stability release.
They're going to make moving across their devices more seamless. That's probably why the Air for the M2 is how it is. Make it all easier for the common user.
I bought my first Macbook about a year ago, because with m1 Apple was actually offering the best value for a premium product - who would have thought. A little bit later I got my first iPhone, yea know - because ecosystem. In my first year of having both, the only real cohesiveness I have actually used has been airdropping of photos and videos and very occasionally typing a long text with a keyboard is nice. Also hotspots work pretty easily between the two. Other than that, I really use the two independently of each other and honestly wouldn't mind going back to PC if a better machine for the money came along. That being said, perhaps Ventura will change that, I am interested in the "use my iphone as a webcam" feature.
Honestly the phone and the Mac aren't nearly as complementary as common wisdom suggests. The only benefits that you can't get with 3rd-party alternatives are AirDrop and iMessage
The real pairing is between an iPad and a Mac. Those two really do live up to the hype, having one can totally change how you use the other. I recently lost my iPad Mini to water damage, and my workflow has definitely suffered
I have to find annoying workarounds just to mark up documents. Reading documents and articles and the like is suddenly a much more sedentary task because my phone is not fun to read on. Without Universal Control, my Mac is inundated with low-urgency notifications that used to be relegated to the iPad and I have to find a place for apps on the computer that are definitely better-suited to a tablet form-factor
Honestly, the two things that make the Mac worth it for me are Apple Silicon and iPad synergy
@@Gilamath. While I don't have an iPad, the Macbook continues to surprise me. It's true that it's not fair to compare a Macbook to an entry-level windows laptop, but the thing is many of those premium windows laptops still cost $2000-$3000. I bought my Macbook pro m1 (2020) for only $1299 CAD and there was just nothing that came close to performance, chasis, display, sound quality or battery life at that price. Even the fact that I have the 8GB model, I have yet to run into any scenario where I've surpassed 6 GB of it. My wife has the m1 iPad which she uses professionally and it works great for her too.
@@Gilamath. I would like to add that Google is (end of the year I think) bringing Nearby Share to Windows, MacOS and Linux as an AirDrop Alternative. And right now, using the Windows Nearby Sharing protocol (different thing), there are some Android (i don't really knoe about iOS) Apps that communicate with the Windows protocol which works like AirDrop.
For me it’s airdrop and copy paste. Also auto Input of two factor codes coming via texts.
@@heynicolas Surely auto-input is actually degrading security as part of the point of 2FA is needing so much user input. The more automated it is, you're just leaving another potential place to compromise the security.
As a software developer, "feature moratorium" is a dream come true lol.. There are so many times where I wished "Maybe if I get a chance to fix all the bugs first without the worry of shipping new features"
As a Mac user, the new system setting sounded a little new, and when I used it on the public beta, it was actually a little bit hard to use compared to the previous system preferences.
Plus, finding a specific setting was harder as you mentioned.
I hope the "stage manager" comes to iPad without a M1chip iPads.
Definitely appreciate the heads up on MacOS. I think I’ll hold off for a while
Me too 👍
Nah it’s fine. Better than monterey
I like the macOS Settings. They really took iOS's look and made it easier to navigate if you especially know your iPhone.
That is why i loved iOS 12 so much, a year of optimizing, cleaning, and notification grouping. It was so clean and then iOS 13 came out and it feels like some issues are just now going away. I am hoping we get another update that refines things and makes them so much better with one feature that gets everyone to update like the notification grouping
Yes, iOS 12 was great! Lots of people were even reporting that it sped up older phones like the iphone 6 and the iphone SE at the time.
@@EthicalAllele it was the one year of updates we never had to hear that people’s phones slowed down when the new one came out
Thanks for the heads up on the System Preferences redesign. My MacBook is my daily workhorse and trying to figure that out after updating would have completely thrown me for a loop
Been on ventura beta, System Preferences is annoying, but does push me to use the search bar almost exclusively rather than looking and scrolling. In many ways the search is just a faster way of finding specific results, but this does make it far less likely that I'll stumble on some "hidden" setting that I previously didn't know about
Spotlight Search is the only way I use System Preferences anymore. I already know where I want to go, why should I have to spend the time to figure out the path Apple's laid out to get me there?
3:50 Yes you can, you can bury other apps below multiple apps while having them take up the entire display space within Stage Manager, especially when the dock and the recents tabs are disabled.
I love iOS 16, but am I the only one finding it extremely annoying and unintuitive that when setting a wallpaper from Photos, it changes both your Lock Screen and your Home Screen wallpapers?
Also, I REALLY miss the old Notification Centre in landscape mode when watching videos, when you could access your widgets on the left and have your wallpaper visible, instead of this empty clock-dominated space which feels half-baked. Very strange from Apple I think
Good sir, whenever Linus came up to you and was like, "I need you to make an Apple-centric channel that doesn't feel like any other Apple product enthusiast channel", he was not expecting you to KNOCK IT OUTTA THE PARK like this. I mean, it's good, but like, this is honestly in its own league for YT channels covering... discussion topics, of all things.
I’ve been asking for a bug fix/efficiency release for years. Macos 10.6 was a crowd favorite for a reason!
Speaking as someone who is still traumatised from dealing with the printer spooler bug in MacOS that makes printing specific PDFs impossible, and who had to struggle through making SMB/CFS shares work, and who had TimeMachine configurations keel over for no particular reason... yeah, maybe Apple should just stop it with the new features and actually fix some of the fundamentals :)
Like airdrop. I'm not sure how but it feels like airdrop has dramatically gotten worse each year
As someone coming to MacOS for the first time since 68k Macs I was shocked how awful their SMB support is. Even with all the tweaks, browsing an SMB share is insanely sluggish compared to Windows, and the fact it un-mounts them every time I put my Macbook to sleep is infuriating.
I had been using a Mac Mini to do AI upscaling with Topaz Gigapixel. Browsing my SMB shares had gotten so painful I went back to Windows. Its now running Asahi Linux, although I still use a Macbook M1 Pro due to its excellent screen, speakers and batter life, but damn I despise MacOS, don't understand how anyone can think its easier to use than Windows or Linux.
@@alexatkin I used a few generations of Intel MacBook Pros and OS X/MacOS mostly as a work laptop, but ended up switching to a Thinkpad T-series with Win10 in the end.
Better keyboard, and working printer, SMB shares and other office essentials made it into a downright better option. Using Linux or FreeBSD on the same Thinkpad probably would have been a similarly smooth experience to always hammering OS X/MacOS into compliance.
As a developer I found MacOS's root-less mode to be infinitely frustrating as well. None of that on other OSes.
I 100% agree on the just fixes approach. They should honestly go back to a 2 year cycle so each OS can actually get fixed properly before releasing something new.
We need a Mavericks / Snow Leopard year. Honestly this feels like an OS X 10.0 release. Loads of changes, new UI, spread over three releases. They had to role a lot of the 10.0 changes back slightly but eventually hit on a great design with the modernity they were after in look and featured. Hopefully we get the same here eventually.
You forgot to mention that the Lock Screen editing can’t be applied to the default/first lock screen
I haven't been excited about "new" OS features in general from the two mobile OS players. Most of the new stuff is incremental app updates. The somewhat recent trend of releasing more frequent updates have slipped into OS updates. They just feel like they must update the OS version once every year or two. Remember Service Packs?
Indeed. I like the new lock screen. But Microsoft would deliver that kind of thing in either of their 2 barely named yearly updates. Soon to be 4 yearly updates, still badly named and utterly unmarketed.
It's nice that there's one point each year where I have to do some reading to see if there's a feature worth learning. Whereas with Windows, I notice it after I run into it, maybe 2 years later.
imo “Material You” from Android 12 was actually a really great UI redesign for base Android. Having system UI elements sync with the color palette of my wallpapers and lock screen was pretty neat. But then again, most Android users are using some manufacturer-specific UI and not stock Android
Just an idea for a very handy short: Tell people about the well hidden "3 finger drag and drop" feature on MacBooks. Its soooo convenient and I think a lot of people don't know about it :)
Mostly all of these "Similar updates" are to continue on that integration between all of Apples devices
In iOS 16 the wallpaper is just grey on the notification slider in landscape mode. Is this a bug?
Aww I loved those track pad instruction videos.
If Apple manages to move all settings to the new app, they're still miles ahead of MS. Even in Windows 11 you still need the old Control Panel
Heck for some Windows 11/10 stuff you need Computer Management which was last updated 15 years ago and is one of those things I find kind of annoying as a Windows user. If you are going to create a design language for how things should be and modify the settings app to go along with it you probably should do the same upgrade to everything.
I’m an IT professional and I con honestly say that I really hope that Control Panel doesn’t go away. Unless they really overhaul the Settings menus, Control Panel will Continue to be long for Windows Settings
Yeah while I do agree that it's absolutely laughable how fractured windows is in its UX lugging around ancients bits of software I do also agree with steven: every single piece of completely newly created software that they put into windows sucks. The ui might look fancy (which doesn't equal better btw) but the UX is terrible. Stuff is cluttered and unresponsive. Simplest example: compare the new and the old snipping tool. They both have the exact same core features (actually I'm not sure if there is any difference at all except for looks) but the new one is extremely slow and unresponsive. Try copying a taken screenshot so you can insert it into a mail for example. Snipping tool you just click the button and it's done. New one after clicking the button the whole Programm freezes as if it's broken, takes like a minute or even longer sometimes to process that and if you are lucky when it becomes responsive again it actually copied the picture. But that only works around 2 out of 3 times. That is unacceptable. So I am thankfully for every piece of old software that they do still carry around because realistically, it's simply the better tool to use.
Copy and Paste across devices saves me countless texts to myself, an absolutely great feature that plays on that seamlessness between the platforms
You can have different wallpapers on Lock Screen and main but you need to customize it when a layout already exists. It’s not really clear that you can do it tho😢
The features I pay attention to in new MacOS releases are features as they pertain to MDM. The other features I pay attention to are the ones which will impress or annoy the average user in education.
I'm still malding that just because I bought the 2020 iPad Pro I'm missing the stage manager feature.
Re the iOS Wallpapers you can use still one that’s different from your Lock Screen or use a default one for your Home Screen, you just have to go to settings to do that…
To be fair, a lot of the new features of macOS, iPadOS and iOS I don't use, bcs don't change my workflow. The last updates that I started to use daily was the dark mode, image to text conversion, auto cut subject and the new lock screen that I use the weather one. but the rest of the features I don't use at all. the stage manager I certainly won't use, I found this kinda distracting, I prefer the exposé and spaces than the stage manager.
There are A LOT of issues with iOS 16 so far. I've never seen so many people come into my store after an update.
kinda want the iOS 16 Lockscreen Customisation for iPads
Definitely agree with the System settings!
Stage Manager is now available on non-M1 iPads too!
Apple did have 3 optimization-focused releases in the past, Mac OS X 10.1, Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Mac OS X Mavericks, and yes, I wish Apple can move to a Tick-Tock cycle with a optimization release in between, or just release an OS every two years
I loved this video. Soothing voice, lovely soft music and best of all informative.
One small nitpick -- at least at the available glance, the 8:39 chart doesn't really suggest that NOBODY is using ANY of the features. Rather, EACH feature is being used by a relatively small percentage of users. However, it is conceivable (if not likely) that most users find at least one or multiple of these features that they use with some regularity. It's suggestive of a "let's fit in a little something for everyone" approach, rather than focusing on features that will find widespread adoption. After all, that's a lot harder! :)
In every other respect, completely followed and agreed with your points.
We need a OS X Snow Leopard year, as a dock-on-the-side user it is infuriating using a monitor because the dock goes to the far left of the now laptop second screen even when I *specifically* set the monitor as the main screen!
The black background works great on an AMOLED screen! I love it
I thought I was the only one disagree with the new Setting layout. That new setting layout is only suitable if Macs are touchscreen capable (Not asking Mac to be touchscreenable anyway).
The background music macbook plugged in sound make me confused for a whole minute. Thinking is there something wrong with my charging cable or my mac. Until I finally relize that was the BGM.
Also was it iOS 11 or iOS 12 when they fully focused on just doing bug fixes and performance optimisation? That update was incredible.
I want to say 12 because wasn’t iOS 11 the infamously buggy one? That’s just a guess though. Regardless, we definitely need another one of those-it got a little better with iOS 15 and 16, but iOS has been a bit unstable for a while and I would really love for them to slow down and just fix some things before doing anything else.
I think this is the right move even if it makes my work harder (indie app developer ).
But at the same time they should make the desktop UI better.
I really loved it when iOS 12 came out. Apple prosponed the features they had planned with that release to iOS 13 and focused just on big fixes, speed improvements and refinements. I feel like that should become a regular thing every two years or so.
Been saying they need a feature moratorium for a long time. Or rather, not so much new user-focused features but big stability, performance, and compatibility features and fixes. Like what they did with Snow Leopard. They could also use this time to simply shore up the feature sets. So many features OS X had in the past have been disabled or made useless through unnecessary or ill-advised desire to update things for change's sake. Like the gripes you put in about System Preferences. Apple's movement away from skeuomorphism, and towards flat shades of vector graphics for everything is a huge loss, in my opinion. To take one example from a whole host, it can often be hard to tell, at a glance, what window is what application because they all share the same shade of grey. In older releases, GarageBand looked very different from Safari, which looked very different from iTunes, which looked very different from Finder, all while having a level of uniformity that you were never confused about what was a button or a tab.
I believe that I use all those features shown in the bar graph at the end. 😂
I just wanna comment on the video editing..its so good..im addicted to it..its soothing somehow..
When are we getting scheduling of sms or imsgs? ...Or scheduling any type of sms on any stock phone? i-phone or android! I find lack of that feature annoying as hell! 🤔🤔🤔
love the credits for the editor
What is with slide down mode on the iPhone 14 Pro? Swipe down from the bottom of the screen and the top half of the window slides down to make it easier to hit higher UI elements - but then you get TWO dynamic islands. WHY mirror the island halfway down the screen? Then, hit the lock button. The screen will slide up like 30%, darken, then stop. Then you will have the "actual" dynamic island at the top, the dynamic island on the partially slid-down screen, and an outline of the dynamic island halfway down the screen, over the clock... time for a bug fix release.
The stage manager rollout frustrated me to no end. I first heard about it and got really excited, enough so to pick up a magic keyboard for my last gen iPad Air to use as a travel laptop, and then it came out that only M1 macs are apparently strong enough to multi-task, which is frankly a joke. My bad for jumping the gun, but I never would have imagined it would be feature locked to an M1 chip. Worse still, I probably won't have a real need to update my iPad for years because the non-M1 Air is overkill for most of what I use a tablet for.
"Apps are tied arbitrary to system updates" What I've been saying the few years I've had iPhone.
I use Google maps, Gmail, better weather app than default etc. and frankly no one in Europe uses iMessage. And >50% of "system updates" are really just app updates to these sub-par 1st party apps.
Yeah as of lately most updates seem to pertain to iMessage. I almost always only use it whenever I need to send an SMS due to bad signal or something and, funnily enough, most of these features are unavailable under these circumstances
wait, ipados 16 has been released? or upcoming pa?
i’ve been waiting for ventura to be like 6 months past release to finally upgrade from catalina, and the changes to system preferences make me want to wait. at least they could have left the old one around, it’s all just some nice ui over settings that you can set in terminal (including options that it hides, like a much better minimize animation)
Um no, I dont think Apple will pull a Microsoft lol.
@@will.gallegos yeah i suppose they could just wait a bit to release an update, and maybe start with sidebar and normal preference panes (hm will they rename that) and then start updating content in each pane
3:41 great writing
Can you talk about apple dvd burner aka superdrive for next video? I feel like this 10 years there is no update or upgrade of this device.
The video tutorials in the old settings is much better
I think the redesigned settings is all in all for the better. They just need to make tweaks over time to help it realise its true potential. Some decisions definitely do seem bizarre such as switches over radio buttons and the new gesture demonstration thing looks lazy but i don't think it's terrible and there is room for them to change that down the line.
I don't think a bug fix only release makes sense as they could just skip a new major version release and continue to update the current one.
It does seem like it has potential, but in it's current state it's definitely a step down. You have a wider screen on a mac for a reason
What I actually want is an easy way to snap windows to corners on a Mac
8:10 I can do this (on Iphone 11) but I can't use my other finger to move between apps or go to the home screen, I can navigate in the photos app though. I can howerver let go of the cropped subject and choose between copy and share. Anyone knows why I can't multitouch out of the photos app with the cropped picture?
Your mic is picking up some interference or buzzing or something. It's barely audible below the music but definitely there. E.g. 2:35
These are from from the horst os updates we've seen over the years. I'm pretty happy with them :)
The new Settings app looks much better and consistent with the sidebar. I don't know why anyone would find it complicated. And that's the reason they changed the name too, too feel more consistent with iOS and iPadOs.
The choice of using switches instead of checkboxes is arguable in a desktop os, but the old center alignment doesn't make sense with a sidebar on its left, it will look ugly. So they had to align in to start and end.
The touch demo illustration instead of a video is a bad choice though.
Great video Jonathan!
Lol it’s been nearly a week since the iPhone 14 pro came out and none of Linus’s channels have done a single video on them
Im not a fan of that new Control Panel, I like the current one on Mac OS. The new one just looks much more annoying and harder to get to the setting you need.
After Catalina, the UI updates they've brought are horrible.
@@moskovskoeradio I’m mixed on them. I really don’t mind that it now looks more like iOS (in fact, the new look is kind of growing on me) but it feels like it’s sometimes coming at the expense of functionality / ease of use, and that’s obviously super annoying.
Change is evil
@@matthewuzhere That's the thing, it brings an overly simplified GUI in desktop/laptops when it's really not needed! They had a really good reasoning of why things weren't massively changed before Big Sur.
I think Johnny Ive leaving Apple will show to be one of the worst things for the company, but we'll see... I'm not upgrading from Catalina until things are polished and work as they should, but that's me.
Sounds like Macos is becoming like windows then, because that's the exact feeling you get there all the time with most of their ux changes
Just ask is it new iPadOS has inbuilt calculator application
Recently went back to the Apple Eco sys (Macbook + iphone + watch), it has been 6 years since last time I was onboard. The biggest change I need to adapt to is IOS, after several years of Andrioid... Homescreen customisation and the App store still take a while to get used to... moving from Windows to Mac OS was fairly alright on the other hand given I also use Linux on the side. Given the poor interaction available between Andriod and Windows, I do hope Apple could bring together some more usable features cross-platform besides Airfdrop, I mean, features users would actually learn and remember to use.
Got the base 14 and it basically made me get 16 immediately. It’s not bad. I dislike how low on my screen notifications are.
Im dissapointed with this Dynamic island in the way that a tap opens the app and long press opens a widget. The long press should be what opens the app and tap is quick access.
Totally vibing to this background music 🎶
Great video! Would be very interested in optimization update, just it probably doesn't make money for Apple huh.
(One thing unrelated to the video I've noticed is people calling ecosystem continuity "immediate", so I'm just wondering if it's always as smooth as it sounds since I always keep running into trouble. Not sure if its really a me thing though but that would be a nice video idea.)
I would make apple money the same way M1 made apple money.
1.) people recommend it
2.) People don't have bad things to say about it.
3,) Customers gain increased brand loyalty
I recently bought my first Mac, a MacBook, and I've had no complaints. I have enjoyed using it; however, If the OS experience starts to drop I will lose the little brand recognition I finally gained for Apple.
Why can’t you increase the font size of the date text on the Lock Screen MAC address ?? Or for that matter other field font size
i don't see myself buying anything Apple other than an Iphone but i absolutely love the chanel and how you are presenting it ! Good Job!
What's with the watch switching hands?
Is that a iphone 12 or 12 mini in the iOS chapter ?
I appreciate the 16:9 aspect ratio.
Had to roll back my IOS16 to 15.6.1 because inporting photos as .JPG on my computer yielded corrupted files. Since Apple will or has already stpped signing it, it means I can no longer try a new version to see if they fixed the problem since I wouldn't be able to roll back.
3:42 is the Samsung S8 Ultra from the last short cirtuit and not an iPad, isn't it? ;)
The Air Pods and the iMacs are merging into one device that sits in your ear - with a mouse of course
1:18 great expression there.
yeah system preferences to system settings on MacOS is a deal breaker for me
Actually, iOS 16 broke Apple Pay on my iPhone 8 and something on Bluetooth connections on my wife’s iPhone 13 Pro Max, making impossible to use her Xiaomi Mi Band with the phone (which I have too, and works fine as before). We even tried to disconnect and reconnect the band, but the phone can’t find it. I wouldn’t recommend to upgrade the os for while. 😅
I think this update cycle really evolved!
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Love the new haircut!
There is an actual apple in the tealight holder! :o
Where did you get your iPad skin?
still going on big sur.. not planning on updating anytime soon haha
what brand is the skin on your ipad from? is it good?
Ventura feels less of a major update and more of a system configuration update with app updates from iOS tacked on although it’s really feeling like apple is itching to drop intel as soon as possible but they’re just waiting to release a new Mac Pro then I feel like intel macOS might only get one or two more big updates before being dropped.
why can't you be able to switch ui's, if you don't like the mobile like settings you could switch back to normal like how in windows xp and 11 where you could switch from the new UI to the old UI if you didn't like it