Siri does not work well, Focus is crap and more. Now they want to charge for using Siri to bring up music? I wish Android was accessible. I bought the new M1 MacBook Pro very shortly after yesterday's Unleashed event concluded and I am extremely excited to receive it in a few short weeks. This will be my first M1 Mac, as I'm coming from a inch MacBook Pro with maxed out processor and graphics, and I am very excited to see the significant performance gains the M1 touts over Intel.
I had been waiting all year for the announcement of new Macs and I doubt I will be disappointed when my machine arrives at the beginning of November. I've not used an android device in a long time but as long as you get talkback up and running; everything should work fine. I'd recommend a google pixal because it's going to be running the latest android version which means it'll be running the latest talkback version as well.
Please do your research first before spouting off nonsensical pieces of information with no supporting evidence for said information. As just one of several examples from your post, Apple is only going to "charge for using Siri to bring up music" if one subscribes to the new Apple Music Voice plan, which is a cheaper alternative to the standard Apple Music plans and exclusively i.
It is a convenient method by which individuals can get inexpensive access to Apple Music if they don't need all of the bells and whistles that come with accessing the service using methods other than Siri.
But everyone else who has one of the standard Apple Music plans will still be able to use Apple Music through Siri free of charge i. This is all a roundabout way of saying that Apple is only charging for use of Apple Music through Siri if a customer subscribes to a plan that exclusively provides access to Apple Music through Siri.
Supporting evidence for the information I have provided in this post can be found here. Siri still does not work well and accourding to those who are using iOS Why would I pay for it.
Regarding the other issues, they are real. I have to deal with them everyday. I thought Unlucky 13 was bad. Those who are only out to find the issues with a product will never be disappointed. Keep that in mind. And re-read my last message, you don't have to pay to use any feature of Siri, nor do you have to pay to access Apple Music through Siri.
Rather, you can use Siri free of charge, but if you want to exclusively access Apple Music through Siri and not through any other means, then you can purchase the relevant Apple Music plan. Also keep in mind that in some circumstances, technology is only as good as the person using it. Some issues are certainly the fault of Apple; others lie with the end users. While there are still bugs and issues within iOS and Apple's other operating systems that should be addressed, and that surely will as time moves forward, no product is free of issues, which brings me back to the start of my message: if you go out there only looking to point out the issues in a product, you'll never be disappointed because no product is perfect.
Most exciting thing for me, not mentioned at the event, was the apple cloth. That's the sort of grass routes I want to see apple turning to in the future plus, it's completely accessible Hang on, "hey Siri, where's my apple cloth? To Jenna, I hope you realize that the Apple Cloth, or more accurately, the Apple Polishing Cloth, is a piece of material that has no electronics or technology inside, and therefore could not realistically, practically, or in any other medium be upgraded or outfitted to feature Find My or Face ID support as you erroneously claimed in your comment about waiting for the second version of the product.
Therefore your comments are baseless and, more over, add nothing to the discussion. This thread, let me remind you, is for discussing the very real and tangible things Apple announced at its event yesterday such as the new MacBook Pros, AirPods, or HomePod Mini. Please keep your comments on topic. I'm sure the poster was being a little snarky, and referencing the fact that first-generation products often have unexpected rough spots and hiccups, and that typically, second-generation products have had those issues smoothed out.
Please do everyone a favor by refraining from insisting that everyone conform to your ideas of how people should be posting on AppleVis. If the moderators take issue with specific posts, I'm sure they'll let us know. I got a good chuckle out of it. It's yet another thing that Apple used to include as a pack-in but now has made a separate purchase, which Apple has been doing for a long time.
Posts like this are common on forums. As for the event itself, I knew I was probably going to be underwhelmed because I don't really care about the new MacBook Pro.
I was surprised by the Apple Music stuff though. The new colors for the homepod mini came completely out of left field. I can see these getting refreshed often just like the iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands. I thought the rumors would be wrong about the third gen AirPods being announced at the event. I thought they would just be dropped in a press release. I would get them if I didn't already have my Pros. Kind of disappointing that you can't buy the new magsafe case for the Pros as a separate purchase though.
Let's hope the third gen AirPods don't have the same mic issues that the pros have had. The new lower priced AM voice plan is interesting, but not something I need. It kind of sounds like a modernization of the iPod Shuffle. Back when that came out, Apple wanted a lower cost option to getting people into the iPod, so they came up with one without a screen that you could just load from a playlist and just play in ordered or shuffle mode.
Of course you could do that on a full size or iPod mini or nano, but those were what you bought if you wanted a screen and more music management options. The new Apple Music plan is kind of like that. If all you want is to ask Siri to play music, then this is for you.
You can still do this with a normal plan, but you also get access through your device's UI mostly what I do , along with being able to add songs to your library and create playlists. Sorry, but I am under no obligation to take your advice. I appreciate you wasting your energy typing it out though.
If someone wants to be snarky, they can indicate that in their post; if they don't, then they rightly deserve whatever response they get for it. Thus, I regret nothing. I have to say, great job by Apple on all of these products. I may get the new Mac Book Pro. I have a version of the 16 inch. Hope there will be a way to run the other OS that shall not be mentioned in this comment, either via bootcamp, even though that's still not working yet with the M1 chip, or some other way.
It'd be cool to see occasional color refreshes of Homepods. I was hoping for a purple one but no such luck. I'll definitely be waiting for a refresh of the Pros Until then, I'll be making liberal use of their service program for the noise-cancellation and crackling issues. I don't understand the cheaper Apple Music subscription. It's the same service through a worse interface. It wouldn't surprise me if it was true at all though.
They at least have the decency to include the cloth with the Pro Display XDR and fancy iMac screen with the nanotexture that requires Apple's special cloth or whatever. I suppose it would also be good for pulling sticks out of mud. As M1 Macs have been around for just about a year now, a bit of research try Google will very quickly tell you that Windows is not available on M1 Macs via Boot Camp and will not be for the foreseeable future.
Microsoft does not sell a licensed version of Windows 10 on ARM, the operating system variant that is required for the ARM-based M1 processor in the M1 Macs, and thus at this time Apple has chosen to make Boot Camp completely unavailable on these machines.
That being said, Parallels Desktop does offer support for running Windows on an M1 Mac via a virtual machine, but the only supported version is the aforementioned Windows 10 on ARM Insider Preview build that is currently only available as a technical preview for Microsoft developers.
VMware Fusion , the other popular virtual machine environment for macOS, does not support Windows guests on an M1 host at all. Neosonic2, is such salty tone necessary? Please consider mopping your brow with an Apple Washcloth and calming down. This is the first Apple hardware that's turned my head in quite a few years. I wouldn't be able to tolerate VO as the daily driver here though.
As I mentioned to another commenter on here, thankfully I am not obligated to take your advice. My comment was spot-on; if people did their research before posting here, they would find the answers they were looking for without having to ask their question only to be told the answers they could have found on the Internet in 5 seconds.
Anyways, if you are unable to use VoiceOver on macOS daily then perhaps don't purchase the newly-released machines, or wait until some form of Windows has been made available most likely via virtual machine. Alternatively, as I plan to do when my new M1 MacBook Pro arrives in a few weeks, you could purchase a Windows laptop for the tasks you absolutely need to perform on Windows, supplementing the work you can do on your Mac.
Linux and its screen reader are also available for use on macOS via a virtual machine as well. Home AppleVis Blog. What Apple Unleashed at the October Event. Submitted by mehgcap on Monday, October 18, Unleashed Today was Apple's second big event in as many months, this time entitled "Unleashed. Until Next Year That's it for today's "Unleashed" event, and is very likely all we'll get for big Apple events until Blog Tags Apple. Options Log in or register to post comments.
Seems exciting, but Thank you for the great summary Thank you for the great summary. I can't see that happening now. Great Hardware, Awful software!
Bought the new MacBook Pro and couldn't be happier I bought the new M1 MacBook Pro very shortly after yesterday's Unleashed event concluded and I am extremely excited to receive it in a few short weeks.
Android is accessible. Please do your research first Please do your research first before spouting off nonsensical pieces of information with no supporting evidence for said information. OK Siri still does not work well and accourding to those who are using iOS Apple Cloth Most exciting thing for me, not mentioned at the event, was the apple cloth. No such thing as an Apple Cloth To Jenna, I hope you realize that the Apple Cloth, or more accurately, the Apple Polishing Cloth, is a piece of material that has no electronics or technology inside, and therefore could not realistically, practically, or in any other medium be upgraded or outfitted to feature Find My or Face ID support as you erroneously claimed in your comment about waiting for the second version of the product.
Monterey I've been beta testing Monterey. I am excited for it's public release. Please promptly purchase a sense of humor, stat! Thanks, Shersey. Thanks but not hanks Sorry, but I am under no obligation to take your advice. Really exciting I have to say, great job by Apple on all of these products. Windows not available on M1 Macs As M1 Macs have been around for just about a year now, a bit of research try Google will very quickly tell you that Windows is not available on M1 Macs via Boot Camp and will not be for the foreseeable future.
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