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I’m testing something really intriguing, different, unexpected. Built #onuniverse. the-perfect-imperfections-series.onuniverse.com
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In case you didn’t know, I’m on Telegram: t.me/numericci… Get all the latest updates from my main blog.
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Steve Jobs on building tech people want to buy
Still true in 2020. twitter.com
Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) Tweeted: Steve Jobs in 2006 on why it’s tough to make tech products people want:
“A lot of companies do things because it’s technically possible. But in the end, nobody cares. Nobody wants to buy them.” t.co/BAScyzcaR…
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iMessage for Business. FaceTime for Business. Full integration with the calender, iMessage and Mail. Welcome to the COVID19 world, Apple.
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When publishing a new article on Medium, the wait to see if it will be selected for wider distribution is unbearable. It feels like Russian roulette.
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Seeing Facebook buying Giphy in order to integrate it into Instagram says a lot about how downhill Instagram is going. So sad. I'm still in search of the good old days of this platform but on other services.
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Went on the AppleInsider this morning. First time I see the updated design. I'm not sure I like the result. Why? Too much ads. RSS feed to the rescue.
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Today, I’m putting the final touches to something very special. I’m very happy with the end results. I can’t wait to share it with the world. Warning: not exactly the most happy piece of writing but something offering some relief in the current crisis. Stay tuned.
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Seeing people go is always sad. Micro.blog for me is helping me strike a balance between lightweight blogging and more heavy duty stuff on my main blog with WordPress. Unmooring from Micro.blog – Alan Ralph
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I would love to see @markgurman response to [@gruber](https://micro.blog/gruber) comments. But, I don’t really count on it because it never happens. Somehow, I think next year’s products are more impacted than this year. [daringfireball.net]
> Bloomberg Publishes Clickbait in Break From Rivals
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Apple thinks we are eternal
Death is an everyday subject these days. How is Apple helping people in dealing with people's death? For example, what happens to Apple's Family Sharing if the family organizer passed away? If you use iTunes Family Sharing, special attention must be paid to the « Family Organizer » role. If he or she dies, there is no way to give this role to another member of the iTunes Family. Have you ever wondered what happens if you want to close an Apple ID account of a diseased person? What if you don't even know how to access it?
Searching for the word « death » on Apple’s support site doesn’t bring any information related to tackling the death of someone. Apple's support to help users deal with death is abysmal.
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Interesting comparison of the current iPhone notch and the rumoured iPhone 12’s. Wonder how Apple will use the space. [twitter.com]
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iPhone SE performance and Android... really?
Should we care? I mean, general performance of a smartphone is crucial for a great user experience but... compared to Android, really? for the vast majority of people, do they care, besides the entry price? [Daring Fireball: Let’s Check In on the State of iPhone and Android CPU Performance]
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Coronavirus and Apple’s products
One of the thing that will get my attention about Apple in the coming months and years: how the coronavirus will impact features and designs of Apple’s products, both in hardware and software.
The obvious example is the FaceTime camera on Mac computers. The second obvious example is FaceTime application in general, not to compete against Zoom or others, but to make it more useful and bringing more value to human visual communications.
