The MacBook Neo proves that an iPhone SoC is powerful enough to run macOS.
What I want is to connect my iPhone to an external monitor with Thunderbolt, which is also an USB hub to a keyboard & mouse.
And then it runs macOS, with the same apps on my iPhone. Or some new fusion macOS & iOS.
Not every startup can be built on just a MacBook, my friend.
Webshops should let me add items after placing an order, while it's still not being processed.
One day, my iPhone can connect to a monitor/keyboard/mouse over USB-C and run the iPad OS windows-like desktop environment, with the apps I already have set up.
This will be the greatest threat to MacBooks, and that is probably why Apple has not shipped this yet.
Shortly after @linkedin.com started pushing ads in my messages inbox with an unread count, I just stopped opening the messages inbox.
I envision an OS, where the front-end runs in the browser, and every app has a web-based frontend that’s responsive, runs inside a window/iframe and fullscreen standalone, with a shared GUI framework (css/js) between apps.
Maybe this could make Linux finally work for consumers.
We definitely need AI for filtering email status.
It’s not when done consistently.
To sign up for X, you need to complete 15 (!) captchas of which some have no solution. I wonder what their user growth is...
LinkedIn showing ads disguised as unread messages, definitely made me open LinkedIn less.
@adriaandotcom.bsky.social Why hasn’t your ‘open startup’ chart been updated in 301 days? It surprises me you didn’t automate this!
