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I don't really use any of the new like customizable swipey you're exploring rows or anything. So I don't really have a strong opinion. Like I'm a, I'm a kind of photos app, you know, light user. I skim through and I usually am looking at my most recent photos. Occasionally I'll like go back and say, Oh,

I don't really use any of the new like customizable swipey you're exploring rows or anything. So I don't really have a strong opinion. Like I'm a, I'm a kind of photos app, you know, light user. I skim through and I usually am looking at my most recent photos. Occasionally I'll like go back and say, Oh,

what was that thing i did last week let me pull up that picture you know my new year's suit or whatever like it's usually short time scale i'm never going into the photos app and saying make me a memory for last year like i love they have those features for people who do that i'm not one of those people so like all that stuff it mostly just kind of gets in my way if it's in the way but i find like for my very light use it's fine i don't think it's an improvement for me but it's also not a downgrade so it's fine

what was that thing i did last week let me pull up that picture you know my new year's suit or whatever like it's usually short time scale i'm never going into the photos app and saying make me a memory for last year like i love they have those features for people who do that i'm not one of those people so like all that stuff it mostly just kind of gets in my way if it's in the way but i find like for my very light use it's fine i don't think it's an improvement for me but it's also not a downgrade so it's fine

I think it's changed over time. We were all there for the bad iPhone 7 with the Intel modem instead of the Qualcomm modem. We were there for that. I had the bad one. I had the Intel one because it was most or all, I think, of the AT&T iPhone 7s. And so we see how this can go wrong. We don't want there to be a bad one.

I think it's changed over time. We were all there for the bad iPhone 7 with the Intel modem instead of the Qualcomm modem. We were there for that. I had the bad one. I had the Intel one because it was most or all, I think, of the AT&T iPhone 7s. And so we see how this can go wrong. We don't want there to be a bad one.

And we don't want the Apple version of something that is as basic and required and taken for granted as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. We don't want that to be bad or buggy. Already today... I hit a lot of Bluetooth bugs with my iPhone. Now, I don't know whose fault that is. I don't know if it's hardware or software. It's part of the Bluetooth spec, I believe.

And we don't want the Apple version of something that is as basic and required and taken for granted as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. We don't want that to be bad or buggy. Already today... I hit a lot of Bluetooth bugs with my iPhone. Now, I don't know whose fault that is. I don't know if it's hardware or software. It's part of the Bluetooth spec, I believe.

So I don't know if that's the Bluetooth chip, if it's the iOS software, if it's the stuff between the two. I don't know. On one hand, you can say, well, maybe Apple taking it in-house would give them like, you know, more control over the process. And maybe, you know, that would allow them to build a more reliable one.

So I don't know if that's the Bluetooth chip, if it's the iOS software, if it's the stuff between the two. I don't know. On one hand, you can say, well, maybe Apple taking it in-house would give them like, you know, more control over the process. And maybe, you know, that would allow them to build a more reliable one.

On the other hand, you can look at that and say, Apple can't even get the software right for someone else's Bluetooth chip. How are they going to get the software right for their own? So it can go both ways. But when you look at Apple's recent efforts, the iPhone 7 was, what, over a decade ago? It was a while ago. When you look at their recent efforts... Their silicon is solid.

On the other hand, you can look at that and say, Apple can't even get the software right for someone else's Bluetooth chip. How are they going to get the software right for their own? So it can go both ways. But when you look at Apple's recent efforts, the iPhone 7 was, what, over a decade ago? It was a while ago. When you look at their recent efforts... Their silicon is solid.