The WAN Show So I've Been an iPhone User for a Week... - WAN Show October 11, 2024
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Oct 12, 2024 Hosts share their humorous experiences switching from Android to iPhone, highlighting biometrics and the quirks of iOS. They also discuss the complexities of managing contacts and the challenges with Apple's design choices. A fascinating story about a Japanese cafe that employs robots for social interaction adds a unique twist. The conversation touches on workplace dynamics influenced by gender roles, and they delve into the ethical implications of content removal on platforms like YouTube. It's a lively mix of tech insights and relatable anecdotes.
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iPhone 16 Bugs
- Linus had many issues with his iPhone 16, including buggy Android Auto and app migration.
- The iPhone wouldn't rotate back after auto-rotating in a game, and the music playback was glitching.
iOS Orientation Lock
- iOS only has a portrait orientation lock, not landscape, unlike iPadOS.
- This makes using iPhones as teleprompters difficult, requiring a maneuver called "the dip."
iPhone 16 Ergonomics
- Linus finds holding the iPhone 16 Plus uncomfortable due to the camera bump.
- Luke, with larger hands, disagrees, highlighting the subjectivity of comfort.