No product is perfect, not out of the gate, and not even down the stretch. Features get added and changed over time, just like needs vary and evolve. That doesn't mean we shouldn't complain — it means we should complain loudly but strategically. One of the ways we do that is by telling Apple what we'd love to see changed about the products we love. We call them our wish-lists.
The Mac mini, infamously, hasn't been updated for years. Apple's still been working on it but, for a variety of reasons, could or would never push revisions out the door. Now, it's once again being rumored the company is about to fix that.
My dad is almost 74 and loves his AirPods. He’s also a record-breaking ultra-runner who wishes they were a bit better for his activities. So I asked him what his perfect "AirPods Sport" set would look like.
Apple has already integrated News into the Today View on iPhone and iPad, but there's still a lot left to do... for iOS 12.
Complications are what I miss most when not wearing my Apple Watch, especially when I'm looking at my iPhone lock screen.
A 'Guest Mode' would let you hand your iPhone or iPad to a friend or stranger in need so they could place a call or look something up on the web without also giving them access to all your data.
VIP lets you create a separate group and notification priority for the contacts that matter the most to you. But only in Mail. That's not enough.
Apple TV Express could plug in, power on, and get anything from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac up onto your television.
If Apple once again has new watch bands coming this Fall, what would you want to see?
Apple is working on a new Mac Pro. If you could suggest features, what would you say?
If Apple asked you, what would you tell them sits on top of your 2017 iPad Pro wish-list?
If Apple asked you what was on your Apple Music wish-list, what would you tell them?
If Apple asked you what you wanted to see in the next 'version' of iCloud Drive, what would you tell them?
If Apple asked you what you wanted to see in the 2017 iMac, what would you tell them?
If Apple asked you what you wanted to see in the next 'version' of Siri, what would you tell them?
Now that Apple Watch Series 2 is here, what do you want to see done differently for Series 3?
