MKBHD reviews the new 15" Macbook Air M2

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Hi I created new sub/community for iOS Gaming https://lemmy.ml/c/iosgaming

In 2021/22, besides Ted Lasso and Severance, there wasn’t really any really good TV shows that got me hooked, this has massively changed in 2023 and I’m almost exclusively watching it at the moment.

Ted Lasso season 3 was good, Silo (fucking love this show), Platonic are really good and their upcoming shows also look really good. Apple are trying really hard here and I think it shows, thought it was worth stating.

The episode release format really naffs me off though as I’m hooked and then I have to wait a week, guess it makes sense from a business perspective though to ensure people are paying monthly, (except me with 6 months free access via my credit card)

Yes, there are basically no reasons to not move to USB-C. Up until this point, I have been saying that it is a matter of convenience. But it is also economical.

The other day, my wife and I were out and planned to get lunch and go back home. We had outdoor seating and it was a beautiful day, so she decided to stay and work.

She did not have her lightning headphones and asked me how much a cheap pair would cost. Well, since it is lightning it would be about 3x as much as a USB-C pair.

I was so close to just pulling the trigger on an iPhone 13 since my iPhone XR is constantly freezing and has terrible battery life. This instance reaffirmed my decision to wait for a USB-C model iPhone.

If the iPhone 15 for some reason does not have USB-C or it is wildly expensive, I am just going to get an iPhone 13 and use that until is no longer works.

Christian, Apollo’s developer, has written a long post detailing how the talks have broken down, as well as going forward.

Also, it sounds like Reddit has been lying through their teeth about a bunch of stuff around timelines and smears they’ve publicly made about Christian, but Christian brought receipts and phone call records.

So, there are only a few apps for the headset at the moment and they are all first party. Apple needs developers to make apps for the headset before they start selling it in mass.

If they do not have apps for it, then people will see a “dead” ecosystem and possibly view it as a failed product.

They priced it at a point where consumers won’t really get it, but devs will. At least larger devs will. Selling it, shows the devs that it’s ready for the market and encourages them to get in early so they can possibly catch the wave of new users.

Once there are a decent amount and variety of apps for the headset, they will sell a slightly trimmed down version for significantly less.

What do you think?

the professional ones are 6k+ https://www.izugar.com/shop/product/mkx200_k2pro/ and the consumer ones are $200

If you can create more immersive content with this headset then i could see the next generation of instagram but for 3d content shot in devices like this.

It would also be cool if smartphones could shoot in this format too.

I believe the format has been dominated by adult content, but people could enjoy regular content shot in 3d.

This assumes that there's no catch with the video output format.

I was playing around with the new Beta's. I really love how more iOS it's like with the smoothness and transition.

I've recently switched Siri's language from English to my native language and noticed that German Siri sounds pretty soulless and bored. How do you perceive Siri in your language?

Haven’t been excited for a WWDC in a while. Hoping the headset is cool tech to marvel at. Have been looking forward to seeing a new hardware category from Apple. What do you think?

**First Lemmy Post, more of a test.

• https://system6.app
• https://system7.app
• https://kanjitalk7.app
• https://macos8.app
• https://macos9.app

edit: i just realized there is even more than the above five domains; https://infinitemac.org has multiple point releases of every major release of the Mac System Software from 1.0 onwards 🤯

source code is here: https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac

@[email protected] - in case you see this - thank you so much for building this!

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