People think Apple should kill this next!
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Apple has killed the touch bar the butterfly keyboard and even the iPod so I wonder what people want Apple to kill next I want them to kill face ID I want them to bring back Touch ID Touch ID was 10 times better than face ID freaking home menu it needs to just be different it's the worst I want to be able to actually customize my menu the laptop just laptops yes wait you're saying you want them to kill laptops and replace them with iPads and put Mac OS on iPads yeah basically no that sounds horrible lightning cable the MacBook Air either that or leave it and get rid of the other MacBook Pro the 13-inch MacBook Pro is dead I think they should kill like two more cameras wait what we only need one camera on the phone they should definitely kill the first gen iPad pencil because this is like useless how are you supposed to charge your iPad or your apple pencil you can't charge them at the same time this shouldn't exist
The short builds a provocative what-if scenario around Apple product decisions by recalling past moves and proposing bold changes. It begins by noting Apple has already removed or deprecated popular features such as the touch bar, butterfly keyboard, and iPod, then asks viewers what they think Apple should kill next. The speaker vocalizes a desire to bring back Touch ID and replace Face ID due to perceived speed and reliability concerns, while also critiquing the current home/menu customization options as outdated and in need of overhaul. The conversation expands into a discussion about laptops versus iPads, with some viewers proposing Mac OS on iPads and others arguing for keeping traditional laptop form factors with keyboards. Other hot topics in the dialogue include removing the Lightning connector from the MacBook lineup, debating whether the 13-inch MacBook Pro should exist, and criticizing the first-generation Apple Pencil for charging limitations. The sequence also touches on the idea of removing multiple cameras and rethinking how accessories like the Apple Pencil are charged, with a final verdict that some proposed changes would be disastrous while others might spark necessary evolution. Overall, the short uses rapid-fire debunking and speculative prompts to engage viewers in imagining a dramatically different Apple product ecosystem, emphasizing controversy and strong opinions about hardware, software, and user experience.
Topics · technology · consumer electronics · product design · laptops · tablets · mobile computing
Questions answered
- What past Apple features are mentioned as already being discontinued, and what is the suggested replacement discussed in the video?
- The video notes the touch bar, butterfly keyboard, and iPod have been killed, and it discusses bringing back Touch ID as a potential replacement for Face ID.
- Why do some viewers want Apple to kill laptops and replace them with iPads, and what is one specific hardware change proposed?
- Some viewers argue for replacing laptops with iPads to rethink form factor and usability, with one specific change being the idea of putting Mac OS on iPads and potentially removing or rethinking the traditional laptop lineup.