Otterbox cases don't have a thick rubber bumper on the screen surface itself.

Yeah, good luck feeling it through a bulky case like an Otterbox. I guess we will see.

Yes.

Conductive - transfer the signal from your finger without a physical button.

Haptic - vibration feedback from the haptic/taptic engine, so that you can feel that something has happened, similar to the clicking of a physical button.

If there is a button cover on the case, it may be easy to make it conductive to transfer the signal, but how can they also transfer the haptic vibration to your finger? Maybe it's possible, but it feels like added complexity for very few positive reasons.

FTA, there will be pressure sensitivity via the capacitive interface. I don’t think that will be easy to do and provide you with haptic feedback at the same time.

How will they conduct haptic feedback?

Haptic button, not just capacitive on the case.

Makes sense that most cases won't be compatible, and you'll have to buy an expensive case from Apple, or get one with ugly cutouts. Brave.

It's already waterproof. In fact, an iPhone was lost in the sea for 8 months, and powered on after it was recovered.

Promotion goes as low as 10Hz.

I bought this beauty. It's a work of art.

Delta-shaped, on other words.

Even on the 14Pro/PM it sucks when you are not using the default camera app (e.g you are using another app to scan a QR code). The other app may not default to the ultrawide lens, and thus the QR code is impossible to get into focus.

It's pretty stupid how you can hook up an iPhone to a computer and be able to view all the photos as if it were an external drive, but while you can copy from iPhone to computer, you can't copy the photos back.

I only listen to a 3.15 kHz test tone.

Are they ones with the select-a-size (U Select) dial at the bottom? Those apparently suck.

Industrial design, art. Probably not practical at all.

Obligatory Technology Connections video.

The OG was MX500 (first version).

Yeah. $50 Hamilton Beach or Black and Decker will last just as long.

I'm a side sleeper who prefers down pillows, and I get them from Canadiandownandfeather. They are sold at HBC, but you can also order them direct online and they ship to you for free. I got the white goose down pillow (with blue water splash picture) and it lasts about 3 years before needing a refill. There used to be a store in Toronto that reconditions and refills down pillows, but now I think you would just have to buy a new one.

Turkish : What's happening with them sausages, Charlie?

Sausage Charlie : Five minutes, Turkish.

Turkish : It was two minutes five minutes ago.

LOL. I thought your "before" was an after (because most people post a preview of the finished product), and was thinking you did a mediocre job - what with the corduroy fabric and the loose fabric.

You did a great job and looks very comfortable with all those cushion layers!

How does it not pop out during jumps??

Some pepper grinders feature clockwise for fine grind and counter for coarse grind.

I think it just gets loose if you turn it the wrong way. Google search turns up no credible results that are not old wives tales. What happens to left handed people? If it can only be rotated one way you’d think the makers would either put a label on it or a spring so that you can only turn it one way.