Beyond that, I've experienced some hangs here and there, and particularly when using Safari. The interface in general also seems less snappy.
I think we've just seen Apple peak. This is not the kind of move a thriving company makes, and runs completely counter to Steve Jobs' ethos, just as is Tim Cook's bowing to an authoritarian regime. They certainly aren't what they once were, and its only a matter of time before the inertia they gained over the last 20 years finally runs out and they begin to plummet.
Just managed to click update on my iPad Mini 6th gen, we'll see how that goes. The M1 Air will have to wait some more.
It's like the whole interface is covered in corn syrup. The inertia of the swiped elements feels like they don't want to respond to touch input.
Half the time I have to tap twice because I'm not sure if the screen is lagging or if I missed the button.
It's visually incomprehensible. Elements randomly switch between light and dark, depending on local color layering, but it affects the global element rendering.
It stutters. It freezes. I've ceded all the hardware gains of the previous decade to arrogance of someone else's misplaced aspirations and poor taste.
It's like the whole interface is covered in corn syrup. The inertia of the swiped elements feels like they don't want to respond to touch input.
Half the time I have to tap twice because I'm not sure if the screen is lagging or if I missed the button.
It's visually incomprehensible. Elements randomly switch between light and dark, depending on local color layering, but it affects the global element rendering.
It stutters. It freezes. I've ceded all the hardware gains of the previous decade to arrogance of someone else's misplaced ideals and poor taste.
