The coming glasses with heads up displays really are going to be a huge #accessibility benefit. So many with #hearing disabilities will now have captions. #Vision impaired can have the cameras scan environments for them and read out descriptions. I mean, just reading menus as we get older is huge!

Sport media, including podcasts are funded by gambling and it makes me feel gross with every ad.

This is the bubble design in a nutshell. It takes up a ton of space, makes targets worse, and then adds unhelpful glass effects to every edge. It's a very noisy design that also breaks accessibility everywhere.

There are so many basic UX/UI and accessibility problems and it is just poorly executed on top. It really looks like a very junior team did this work. Everything is slow too.

How would anyone know this and when did double tap become a gesture? That's is VERY confusing. Is it linked to a default, or are you really just hitting the All Tabs button before the long animation finishes and there really isn't a double tap at all?

I would argue that’s more a sign of intelligence in general. But I get your point.

I think it is more nuanced. Jobs didn’t design, but kept demanding more and better and Ives could deliver. The iPhone needed a weak AT&T and Jobs pushing hard to successfully break the mold. I don’t see any push in anything they are doing now.

The lineup struggles for differentiation

They have orange, blue, and silver/white, but not black... This lineup makes no sense to me.