SomeGuy123456

There’s no point Google doing a Pixel Watch until they’ve had time to fully bed in their various acquisitions. If they released one now, they’d just end up changing everything about it a couple of years later.

You can literally download the Google Health WearOS app onto the Galaxy Watch 4.

I’m saying that it’s ridiculous that people think that.

Well, you weren’t correcting me because I hadn’t said anything before that, but anyway…
It’s not really a reason to have a notch since you don’t need a notch for the other sensors. I’m sure that once you have a notch it makes sense to put these sensors there with the camera, but the camera is the only reason for the existence of the notch.

People act like Pixel phones are a temple of Google purity and can’t be desecrated by software from other manufacturers, which is ridiculous.

Only the camera needs to be there, and that doesn’t require a huge notch.

Menu bars went out of fashion in Windows apps years ago. Web browsers just got rid of them, and Microsoft switched to the ribbon toolbar. That’s why it’s odd that it’s a perminent feature taking up space on a Mac.
I’m in Firefox right now, and the very top of the screen is the tabs, then there’s the toolbar, and after that it’s all content until to get to the taskbar (which is fairly compact and hidable).

The additional sensors could live happily in the large bottom bezel. It’s just cheaper for Apple to combine them into one module.

As a Windows user, it’s always struck me as odd that the Mac does have a menu stuck at the top of the screen as well as a dock at the bottom.
It always seems very old fashioned to me, because it reminds me of using an Atari ST in the early 90s.

Explain to me why truetone sensors and ambient light sensors need to be positioned at the top of the screen? Where is it on a Dell XPS, which has had tiny bezels for years?

Yeah, the Galaxy S10 has a horizontal camera bump (all be it a much smaller one) and it works great. I think it works better for the cameras as well, having them away from the corners where your fingers can get in the way.

The advantages of a virtual workplace are pretty obvious. You can have as many virtual monitors as you want, virtual whiteboards that actually wipe clean, and you can be teleported into a virtual meeting that allows you to share a virtual space.
In theory, it could be very useful to a lot of people, but the hardware needs to improve a lot (screen res, pass through quality, comfort, etc.) for it to become a reality.

I don’t get why electric car chargers are so unreliable. It’s not like there’s much in the way of moving parts and the high voltage connectors seem to be robust. The electrical side of things should all be tried and tested technology.
I can maybe understand networking or connectivity issues as that can always happen, but other than that you’d expect it to be reliable.

I’m on 93.0 but I don’t have that option in settings. Maybe it doesn’t apply to Europe?

I’m waiting for YouTube to do something about the bot infestation in YouTube comments.You’d have thought that with all their A.I. skills they’d be able to block "Rita 25 y.o – check my vidéó" by now.