It probably helps that Microsoft has also abandoned usability, just for very different reasons
It probably helps that Microsoft has also abandoned usability, just for very different reasons
The problem isn't really the experience being something like devices as a service. It's that the providers are a rent seeking duopoly.
I’m not saying there haven’t been vulnerabilities in iOS. But those were bugs that Apple tried to close. For desktop operating systems, giving third party applications that ability is a feature not a bug.
Yes I’m including MacOS in that bucket - see Zoom installing a web server on Macs without letting users know.
However, its definitely true that Apple prioritizes looks is function.
We're just currently in a generation where it ceased to matter for the most part, because Apple Silicon has made the previous tradeoffs basically meaningless. But that's not because Apple started to prioritize function, technology has just gotten good enough for their design philosophy to no longer hamper it significantly
I work with them a lot at work but when I use my MacBook I always use it docked. I just need more key travel. The feel is ok but the travel is not.
They were fine until 2015 and I still use the old aluminium keyboard at my desk.