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Ive’s decision to offer choice was a challenge to Apple’s recurring theme of design inevitability. In one of our conversations, Ive was scathing about a rival’s product, after asking me not to name it: “Their value proposition was ‘Make it whatever you want. You can choose whatever color you want.’ And I believe that’s abdicating your responsibility as a designer.” Cook told me, “Jony has better taste than anyone I ever met in my life,” and Ive might not demur. Over lunch in an Apple cafeteria, Ive said that he wouldn’t think of challenging the technical decisions of “the best silicon-chip designers in the world,” who were sitting around us. But industrial designers, he said, are rarely offered the same deference—in part, because most people regularly make taste-based decisions, about shoes and lamps.

I liked the implementation Xiaomi has gone with – which is a lot more like what you’d find on an iPhone – in comparison to Google’s setup, but one gripe I had was with the ‘back’ gesture. That’s triggered by swiping in from either edge of the screen. Since Android apps more often than not hide a hamburger menu and require you to pull it out from the left side of the screen, you’ll find yourself going back instead of pulling out the menu more often than not. The same is true when you’re trying to swipe away notifications and instead end up closing the notification pane. To avoid that, Xiaomi reserves the lower half of the screen for the back gesture and the top half for the app but on a screen as large as this, it’s rather hard to successfully pull it off every time. As bezel-less displays become more common in the Android space, I really hope that either the app ecosystem will evolve vis a vis hamburger menus or that Xiaomi and others will be able to find a better implementation for gestures.

project to the side, use a mirror to reflect it up, or start downward and two mirrors to bring the image upward. increases your throw distance a LOT in the same table pedestal

Unlike in the XSLATE D10 that had its battery underneath a cover bolted down with many small screws, the XSLATE L10 battery securely snaps into the backside of the tablet and is then locked in place. The springloaded sliding lock itself can be locked with a screw. The Li-Ion battery (7.6V, 4.770mAH, 36 watt-hours) has a rubber friction seal to keep dust and liquids away from the battery contacts and also the caddy with its dual micro-SIMs. Compared to its B10 predecessor, the L10′s battery can be exchanged for a fully charged spare in seconds. No need to power down either; the L10 has an internal 3.1 watt-hour bridge battery that provides plenty of power even for a very slow battery exchange.

So is it a computer monitor or is it a TV? Why use it in the first place? Nice woodworking on the table but I prefer playing the old way.

“We converted the lower level to a changing area for swimming. It was like a walk-out basement. The main level became a three-car heated and cooled garage space, and the upper level became a gaming and entertainment area.”

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Ive told me that he never planned to move: he and his wife bought the house for family vacations, and sold it when it was underused. But he also connected the sale to what he called inaccurate reporting, in the London Times, in early 2011, claiming that Apple’s board had thwarted his hope of a relocation; he did not want to be shadowed by gossip. In 2012, Ive was knighted in Buckingham Palace; by then, he and his wife had become U.S. citizens, although they did not relinquish their British passports.

The camera is surrounded by a full-length bar with ridges on it and the fingerprint sensor by a gloss black ring, both of which add some contrast to the top area for your eyes’ pleasure. That gloss black ring slopes into the fingerprint sensor, and it legitimately feels nice when you’re unlocking your phone. The USB-C cutout may be a bit small if you have an abnormally large cable, but most cables, including the one included with your phone, will fit just fine.