It’s also a bit ironic that Apple convinced us that we need (want) bigger iPhone screens, only to turn around and essentially say: those screens are too big to be truly usable, what you want is a tiny one. Several mention that the apps seem to load slowly and that the UI and buttons seem unintuitive. Several mention feeling confused and underwhelmed, unsure of what the device offers for its price point. Tech reviewers and journalists have tested the device and only a few are really excited for it. I’d like to be wrong about the watch, too… but that seems far less likely. I admit, when I first heard about and saw the iPad keynote, I thought that that device wasn’t a great idea. Granted, I haven’t personally seen or used one yet. Unfortunately, technical limitations and FDA rules and restrictions keep it from being the device that it should be. The concept is interesting and admittedly, I was excited when it was announced. But right now, it’s like a concept car visually stunning but impractical - perhaps too radical - for the current market.Īnd I see a similar thing with the Apple Watch - to an extreme. In total, the MacBook looks like a design ahead of its time when the component manufactures catch up, I’m sure the super thin and light notebook will shine, despite its drawbacks.
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Also, instead of 720p (pseudo-HD), the new MacBook has a 480p FaceTime camera, a disappointing concession likely made to keep the screen ridiculously thin. The onboard processor isn’t likely to remain fast for very long. So if you need to charge the notebook and use USB, you’re SOL unless you pay for an adapter. Super thin, color options, streamlined everything.Įxcept now it has only one port (plus headphone jack), USB-C.
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It makes me hesitant to buy a new Apple mobile product because it feels like I’m paying full price to beta test. Everything since has been disappointing in particular the iPad mini and iPhone 5S. iPhone 3GS felt that way, too, even after a new generation replaced them. Swipe, open or close an app - it all felt instantaneous. Crashes, storage problems, battery life issues, WiFi connectivity issues, lag… in pursuit of doing more and looking prettier, Apple has killed the best feature of the iPhone and iPad - responsiveness. Well, I might’ve bought into that logic when Steve Jobs was still at the helm, but the Apple isn’t ripe anymore it’s lost its luster, and there’s some mold growing on it. Of course, the Apple Watch does a lot more, but is it worth it? But hey, it’s Apple, right? My guess is that that’s true for most people. Yes, the process is slower than glancing at one’s wrist, but I don’t live a life that requires me to (nearly) instantly and frequently know what the time is. Simply, why wear a watch, that may or may not be accurate in timekeeping, when I have a smartphone with smart time? I’ve grown accustomed to checking my phone for the time when necessary. In all seriousness, I know that people do. ĪppSpy was more negative towards the game, stating that the difficulty and glitches overshadowed the game's technical feats.Thoughts on Apple Watch & the (new) MacBook Do people still wear watches? It does have some limitations though, as there are physical barriers out in the world that prevent you from reaching certain parts of the map as freely as you might think." Pocket Gamer described it as ".as big and open an RPG as you're likely to get on iOS" but cited uneven combat as a major weakness of the game, describing it as both "frustratingly punishing and ridiculously easy" at certain points.
Slide to Play awarded the game a 3 out of 4 rating, stating that the game was ".a beautiful game that stumbles often, but only because it reaches so high" and concluded that it was ultimately "not as polished as a game like Skyrim, but there’s plenty here for an action RPG fan to love." Gamezebo also compared it favorably to Skyrim, and The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, stating "If you're going to borrow, you may as well borrow from the best.The open world aspect of Ravensword: Shadowlands is one of its big selling points, and it is fun to explore some non-linear adventures on your iOS device. TouchArcade strongly praised the game, giving it a perfect 5 out of 5 score and stating that "its hard to believe I'm playing a game of this caliber on iOS.Other than a few minor glitches, Ravensword: Shadowlands is the real deal, and is an excellent open-world RPG with a decent story, ample content, deep character customization and beautiful visuals". It has received a 76 out of 100 rating on review aggregator Metacritic based on 12 reviews.
Ravensword: Shadowlands has been generally well received by critics.
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