Man, those two look like they'd be a riot to go out and have a drink with. Craig and his high spirited joking and light demeanor; Phil with his more professional but light hearted undertones. I'd love to meet these two guys in person, I met Tim Cook when he went to the Apple Store in Salt Lake City and loved meeting him. Maybe someday I'll be able to at least say hi to one of these amazing gentlemen.
Yes, this was a feature introduced with iOS 9 on iPhone 6S, I believe. I believe the initial setup process on iPhone offers this option when you agree to use Siri on your device - where Siri can be set up to only respond to your voice. It works quite well. My wife and I both have iPhones (I have 6S and she has 7), and we both say Hey Siri to our devices. Since setting it up, not once has it summoned Siri on her device, nor vice versa on mine, even when both phones are right next to each other. I don’t know why it’s such an issue for so many people when the phrase “Hey Siri” is said in a video or podcast and it launches Siri on their phone - the masses must REALLY not be aware of this feature, because such a thing is really not an issue... or, at least it shouldn’t be! Nobody with a reasonably recent iPhone should have to worry about someone else summoning Siri on their phone.
That would be great, but there doesn’t seem to be much age difference between Craig and Tim, so when the Tim era ends Craig will probably be gone as well.......
@@tellingtrent, I meant that when tim is 70-80, and stops working for Apple, Craig would only have 7-10 years as an CEO. Thats not so long, and its not great to be starting that at an older age
You guys rock apple has change everyone's life waiting for the iMacs pro phill is ozone and Craig you're cool 😎I'm kind of always waiting to see you coming out running to the stage and explaining how good this new changes are for our new devices keep it up hope you are as humble as you look every time you guys are out there
Craig is always so hyper, lol but gotta love how everyone at Apple always do their best to bring out the best in Apple products. Long time customer here and always a pleasure using Apple products.
One feature that people seem to be overlooking is that the ipad can now send audio to multiple airplay devices. I have speakers all over my house... i would love to walk from room to room hearing the same audio! This is already available on the Mac, but it will now be available on ios.
Apple's male employee dress code: Long sleeve dress shirt, blue jeans, sneakers. How to wear? Roll up shirt sleeve about 2, 3 cuffs. NEVER EVER tuck in your shirt even though it's dress shirt. Here your Apple's employee attire. They don't normally wear short sleeve dark gray t-shirt like the rest of the tech companies' employees do in Silicon Valley.
@@mehedihasanhridoy1701 No Cook is a straight logistics and operational guy. And he is extremely good at it. I don’t think he is that good as the face of the company. This is where I think Craig would flourish. He already leads a lot of their presentations. If they put Tim In charge of operations and logistics and Craig as CEO to be the face of Apple and to lead product dev it would work out great. Also I should note that you can just tell Craig is more “Apple” than Tim is. If that makes sense. Craig live and breaths and loves the product. Something Steve was well known for. Apple needs a CEO that is a product person. Tim is not that guy. I get the sense that Tim couldn’t care less about the products that Apple sells.
He is incredibly nervous. Look at his body language, constantly fiddling with his hands and changing position. He isn't relaxed at all. I guess many of us would be nervous being interviews sitting in front of hundreds of people for a video that is going to be watched by many thousands.
How come it's Mr Craig had been answering mostly the questions? He should be sharing it with Mr. Phil. They are smart executives of Apple as far as the whole Apple products are concerns. This was my observation when they did this interview.
Why cant i use horizontal split screen in portrait mode on the iPad?. Now that would have been a nice feature. Now it looks ridiculous when using it in portrait mode because it splits vertical.
apie74 has to do with the way apps are optimized. Everything would be squished from top to bottom in a weird way if they did that. Currently, you get an iPhone optimized version of the app pop up on the side. And when turning iPad sideways, you get two iPad Mini apps. But having it the way you are asking for is a format that isn’t going to get much support from developers. There is no iOS device that is the shape of the top half of iPad’s display (in portrait orientation). The reason why iPhone doesn’t have split screen apps in the first place is so that developers can focus on making the best full screen apps they can possibly make. And not worry too much about formatting for different screen sizes. That way, the app is exactly the way the developers intended it to be. On the other hand, developers for Android apps are sloppy on purpose, knowing they are developing one app for dozens and dozens of screen shapes and sizes. iOS is one canvas, what they make is what all users sees. So they put all their efforts into making the best app possible on iOS. It’s the reason why iPads now present iPhone apps on the side. It’s a version that was already intentionally created by the developer.
This is an interview I have been waiting for in years. Craig's and Phill both got interesting personalities and related to different areas of Apple. I am really happy to see them sit down and put a human touch to the Apple brand. Especially Phill because he was with Steve since his return and he probably got motivated by Steve in his career. People who had been with Steve starting to share more and more stories or adventures. Check out this one for example -> "ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yd17gXiLWQg.html"
Buttons Like The Dial an Keys in Mac and MacBook will work Much Faster with much less Code and the Pad in the next MacBook and The Mouse that Work Smove With a Chip For Buttons with much Less Battery Usage and RAM. In ultra Patent in next MacBook Pro and Mouse and Apple Watch and Mac and Physical KeyBoard for the Next iPad with Smoveness and Faster Start.
The interviewer is unbelievably arrogant, I've stopped listening to his podcast, I can't believe how much he looks down on people, really narcissistic.
iPhone 12 or 13 Will Have A Chip for The Speaker and Microphones With Better and Acoustic Sound Will in A Patent and More Products like AirPods And iPad and MacBook for the Same Price. Even With Microphone For movie industry with Apple Product that cost 40,000$. And WWDC indsetry.
Apple Will Lower 35% The Storage like in Mail More The Storage Of Twitter And FaceBook and Massage in iOS and MacOS especially in Massages to save money To Apple Snd Battery in the iPhone and Sites In Safari and Apps like News and Apple News and More Apps like APFS even for Cellular and Speed in killer Patent. Even Apple Music And AppStore and iTunes and Notes and Memos and Music Memos even in Mac And Apple Watch and More for APFS like in the Mail. Work in iOS 14.
Even Fo Buttons Shapes and Shape and Emoji in Apple iOS and MacOS like in Apple music. With 2X or 3X Smaller iOS and Apps. I want the Best workers on that.
Apple Will Create 20X small files with Smaller graphics for Apple Car Autopilot cameras And LIDAR and ToF in the iPhone and iPad ToF and Also Cameras in the Apple Car for AutoPilot and in iOS for identify People In photos for Smaller photos 10X times in Code And Graphic Code like for identity people and Objects less Battery in Apple Car and Faster photos Apps even for Apps like Adobe with less Code an Less Storage and RAM Use.
The interview is not very interesting. no critic on Apple products, only blabla.Why is there not a question about the glued and soldered Apple Computer? Nothing is changeable, even in the new iMac Pro the SSD or GPU is not replaceable, only RAM and CPU and that are very high priced computer! There is no value line of computer products for the normal income user. Why not as such critical questions?
That I remember, everything is soldered due to saving space and weight on the device. It was explained few years back when they first released the MacBook Air.
Safari App will Use Less Code for The App itself with faster Safari Because in Small idea. Also Apple will create Faster App launcher from the Main screen in ultra Patent even in 0.2 Seconds even for 3D Touch with also less Code and less RAM to do so, to do the process iOS 14 or 15 even in Apple Watch and MacOS in ultra Patent. Even inside Apps With An App Launcher inside Apps like Between Burton’s And Command With A faster Code and it demand The Best Engineers in the World do so in the iOS And In a Kit for Apps like Facebook and Twitter and Apple Music in Ultra Patent even in MacOS and WatchOS with Less RAM.
The Cellular And Cloud For Apps Will use less Battery with Killer patent and be Faster with code and Hardware maybe with special RAM or Different Chip for the Cloud an Cellular For Apps and iOS for Faster less Consuming Battery Apps and iOS even in Apple Watch 6 and MacBook.
I couldn't help but notice that Phil and Craig appeared somewhat embarrassed during this interview. It's almost like' they were asked to defend; the indefensible. As an Apple consumer since 1983, I no longer wave the Apple banner or recommend the brand like I used to. Many of their decisions in the past 3-years seem foolish or ill-conceived, but certainly not courageous. Hopefully, the Board of Directors we'll eventually do the right thing. BTW: Is it just me, or do some of you also believe those in the audience that whoop on cue, is a bit too convenient? I'm hard pressed to think this would happen so often in a single presentation, and on topics that are seemingly unremarkable. The pattern and cadence to the 'whoopers' remind me of laugh tracks during the filming of old sitcoms of the 70's.
