A hands-on look at iOS 14.7's new HomePod Timer enhancement.
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Very useful video,but the volumen on the video is really low.
I’m expecting a bagel appearance somewhere in this video
We love your updates.
But why haven’t you received the new iMac and iPads of 2021 for a review. Also can you make the reviews in the dark mode for the iOS, much cleaner.
Thanks and all the love and support since you were at IDB.
Apple refuses to work with us in that fashion, unfortunately. You can probably figure out why. It’s all good though, there are lots of great videos by some excellent content creators out there.
I’m curious about the reason
@Johnny It’s because they leak all kinds of specs and rumors. Same reason MacRumors never gets invited or gets review units.
@2nd_place Thank you for your explanation.
Bingo
We still don’t get multiply timers on our phone and we in 2021
oH S#!T! FINALLLLY!!! multiple timers!
Yep
There has always been multiple timers
What was the reason for the iphone 12 having a greenish screen sometimes
I wasn’t expecting this feature before iOS 16. 🙂
you need to jack up the volume. too soft.
Multiple timers is an example of incrementalism taken too far at Apple. This is day one stuff. If it’s not ready at launch, then your product is not ready to launch.
Your mic is very low for this video.
Today 1st time I saw inconsistencies in audio levels
does this work on the HomePod mini too
Can we like stop putting in the “this is a beta” disclaimers. Anyone who complains about an interface looking the way it does a beta, is an idiot. But we’re just serving those idiots by continuously saying “this is a beta”.
This is going to be an awesome feature. I wish they would consolidate all things like alarms and timers and automations. Or at least, have these all sync up in all areas. So the alarms that I create in the clock app, would also show up in the whole map for the HomePods. Maybe with a switch to select whether the HomePod should be activated by the alarm or not, and vice versa with the iPhone. Additionally, in my opinion an alarm is essentially the most basic type of automation. You tell advice to make a loud sound at a designated time, right? Same thing as an automation where you tell a device to complete a set of directions based on some type of trigger, one type of trigger being time, but there being a plethora amount of triggers.