Best new features in iOS 8 & OS X Yosemite

8 Comments on Best new features in iOS 8 & OS X Yosemite

1. Now what features have been removed?
   I hope that the Graphite setting hasn’t gone. I’ve just learnt to love it!

2. apple openess is in a different way, apps do not access touch id directly,
   instead apps ask apple is it ok to access touch id, and apple then accesses
   touch id and tells the user, this app would like to use your touch id is it
   ok with you. if you agree then it prosesses autorisation and sends
   permision to the app. it is not directly.

3. Nice video. Best part: It was in focus and had nice audio.

   I was so worried that my interpretation of the new OSX and iOS upgrades
   being just a prettier new dust jacket on a rapidly aging book was wrong.
   Your conversation confirmed I am right. Thank you.

   I am so glad Apple has expanded its catering to the Barbie Dreamhouse users
   and not the computationally intense things like 3D graphics, artificial
   intelligence integration into places like Wolfram Alpha (think Star Trek
   computer), and returning XGrid functionality so we can have our Mac-based
   supercomputer back.

   We definitely need to concentrate on the innovation of gradient colored
   squares as opposed to Microsoft’s solid colored rectangles. Apple must have
   invested billions into their design and marketing departments, completely
   sapping any hardware/software research budget, by using two colored crayons
   simultaneously out of their box of 64. Using just one at a time from a box
   of 8, like Microsoft, is so 2005.

   I can definitely see why we need to make it much easier to chat with
   hundreds of “friends” I will never meet. Now, with this prettier OS between
   2 screamingly over-priced devices, I can concentrate on making additional
   shallow relationships with a hundred more total strangers.

   Granted, a user can (almost) seamlessly pass documents between devices
   which is far better than actually running iOS apps in a Mac (which
   developers have been doing since the iPhone came out), giving it millions
   of new apps, and actual seamless integration, to its users. But that is
   just silly talk when we can spend the next 12 months about a new confusing
   user interface and missing functionality.

   At least it’s free, but definitely not worth being labeled a whole new OS.
   It’s like reupholstering a sofa; same chair, different colour.

   Oh, the second best part of the video, as confirmed by my design department
   colleagues: David is cute.

4. I think the new OS system can also refocus your videos if you can’t pull
   focus onset in a controlled environment .

5. The lady in the glasses was over it, kept interrupting them lol.

6. I’m sorry, but the girl with the glasses needs to stop interrupting, and
   asking the others shallow questions. 

7. I’m sorry, but the girl with the glasses needs to stop interrupting, and
   asking the others shallow questions. 

8. who are these nerds