Casey Liss

Like, we have no idea how this is going to be yet. Right. But still, they still got to get the word out. Here's a bunch of stuff that we're promising and we'll all see how it turns out. But it is important to get that word out because this is their chance to talk to the world about this stuff that we all know about, but they don't.

Before we get to the things, I've seen a lot of reports of people who were there at the event and they got to hold the phones and use the camera control, which is what we had been calling in the months prior to this event, the capture button. But Apple's calling it the camera control. Talking about whether this thing moves in or not when you press it. I've seen people saying, oh, it does move in.

Before we get to the things, I've seen a lot of reports of people who were there at the event and they got to hold the phones and use the camera control, which is what we had been calling in the months prior to this event, the capture button. But Apple's calling it the camera control. Talking about whether this thing moves in or not when you press it. I've seen people saying, oh, it does move in.

I've seen people say it doesn't move in, but it tricks you into thinking it does. I've heard people say it's just force-sensitive. And it amazes me that... I guess maybe you didn't get enough hands-on time, but no one just did a close-up and said... Because if it moves, you'll be able to see it. Even if it moves a millimeter... you'll be able to see it move that millimeter when you press it.

I've seen people say it doesn't move in, but it tricks you into thinking it does. I've heard people say it's just force-sensitive. And it amazes me that... I guess maybe you didn't get enough hands-on time, but no one just did a close-up and said... Because if it moves, you'll be able to see it. Even if it moves a millimeter... you'll be able to see it move that millimeter when you press it.

So I do not know the answer to this question of whether it moves or not, which I think is a testament. Nilay Patel said specifically that it definitely moves. But is he right? Well, yeah, they showed it.

So I do not know the answer to this question of whether it moves or not, which I think is a testament. Nilay Patel said specifically that it definitely moves. But is he right? Well, yeah, they showed it.

I mean, if it moves and there's also haptic feedback, that is an interesting combination that I don't think Apple has ever done before because they either do haptic feedback and it doesn't move or just it moves and that's all there is to it, right? And so this is going to presumably give...

I mean, if it moves and there's also haptic feedback, that is an interesting combination that I don't think Apple has ever done before because they either do haptic feedback and it doesn't move or just it moves and that's all there is to it, right? And so this is going to presumably give...

haptic feedback when it's partially through its actual travel to indicate like a a half press or will it push back against you as in like force feedback kind of to make it feel the the half press thing and everyone kept comparing it to you know real cameras with their half press or whatever

haptic feedback when it's partially through its actual travel to indicate like a a half press or will it push back against you as in like force feedback kind of to make it feel the the half press thing and everyone kept comparing it to you know real cameras with their half press or whatever

As far as any camera that I've ever used, any quote-unquote real camera with the half-button press or whatever, I don't think there's any magic in them. It's just literally a mechanical button with a spring underneath it that has a lot of travel, and you push it halfway through the travel.

As far as any camera that I've ever used, any quote-unquote real camera with the half-button press or whatever, I don't think there's any magic in them. It's just literally a mechanical button with a spring underneath it that has a lot of travel, and you push it halfway through the travel.

And it's a very natural thing to do, but at least I haven't owned a camera that has tried to do that with the help of haptics or whatever. So I'm very curious to try this button because... you know, it's the big deal. This is the big feature on this phone. I think this is much more significant than the action button, which was simply just another button that you can press.

And it's a very natural thing to do, but at least I haven't owned a camera that has tried to do that with the help of haptics or whatever. So I'm very curious to try this button because... you know, it's the big deal. This is the big feature on this phone. I think this is much more significant than the action button, which was simply just another button that you can press.

This is another button that you can press that's very big, that's also touch sensitive, that has haptic feedback.

This is another button that you can press that's very big, that's also touch sensitive, that has haptic feedback.

And the action button. Because remember, it got both in one update. Last time, you didn't have anything. This time, it gets the action button and also the capture button or the camera control thing. So this is just a great year for the 16. They look great. They rearranged the cameras. They got all the features. They have a good SOC tailored to it. Good year.

And the action button. Because remember, it got both in one update. Last time, you didn't have anything. This time, it gets the action button and also the capture button or the camera control thing. So this is just a great year for the 16. They look great. They rearranged the cameras. They got all the features. They have a good SOC tailored to it. Good year.

Well, you could do a thing where you open a session somewhere off in the background, like they used to play Silence to get access to APIs, and then you get rejected by AppReview. Yeah.