I think the notch gives the iPhone a distinctive look. It works in favor of Apple’s unique branding strategy. The notch

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ill be using is the CIFAR10 Dataset. CIFAR is an acronym that stands for the Canadian Institute For Advanced Research and the CIFAR-10 dataset was developed along with the CIFAR-100 dataset (covered in the next section) by researchers at the CIFAR institute.

I can’t imagine buying a new tech device without watching a couple of review videos first anymore. However, tech reviewers are going out of their way to create the next Bendgate — even though it does not exist.

Newer smartphones, such as the Pixel 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S20, do not have as many sensors in the front as the iPhone; they merely include a front-facing camera and a proximity sensor. The facial recognition on these devices works via an algorithm that compares your facial features to a visual model you create while setting up the phone. It is not as secure as Face ID. The proximity sensor on these phones is located underneath the screen and the front-facing camera is a punch hole in the screen. Xiaomi even patented an under-display front-facing camera.

Also, to use the HomePod, one must own an iOS device and be involved in the Apple ecosystem; it is not a standalone device. Whereas you can own an Echo or a Google Nest regardless of which smartphone you own. Therefore, it should be acceptable that Alexa or Google Assistant are better at some functions than Siri — I hope they consider this in their reviews.

Even though reviewers want you to think that the leather wallet falls off the iPhone every time it comes close to a pocket, that was not my experience. I found that the wallet attaches perfectly fine and can’t be shaken off. Today I was able to insert the iPhone 12 Pro with the wallet into my skinny jeans’ pocket multiple times without a single problem.

Apple knows that Siri cannot compete with Alexa or Google Assistant for many reasons, including the fact that they are late to the market. Therefore, Apple focused on sound quality. I think the HomePod’s sound quality is unbeatable for the price.

We’ve owned a smart speaker (the first-generation Amazon Echo) for five years. We only use it for music, timers, and to manage the Philips Hue lights in our living room. I don’t want Siri to read my calendar for the entire house, nor do I ever want to use the drop-in function on the Echo. And if I want to tell my wife that I’m on my way home, I’ll send her a text.

In January 2020, EU lawmakers voted for new rules to establish a common charger for all mobile devices. The idea is to ensure that EU consumers are no longer obligated to buy new chargers with each new device. The EU paved the way for Apple to get rid of the power adapter.

Siri, on the other hand, is good at basic functions. Depending on how many Apple services you use, the Siri experience can differ completely. For example, if you use Notes, Calendar, or Apple Music on your smartphone, Siri on the HomePod will manage these Apple services for you.

Many of the reviews I watched on YouTube and read online never mentioned this EU law, which makes me think they might not be aware of it. If these reviewers did know about the new law and didn’t mention it, I understand why. It is not interesting to report that Apple followed the law. It is better to report that Apple is greedy.

Amazon and Google have always been service providers, while Apple just started venturing into services. Therefore it is no secret that Alexa and Google Assistant are better than Siri. But let’s be real — and that is what the tech reviewers missed — who uses the smart speaker in their homes for more than basic functions? Functions that Siri is more than capable of handling.

Alexa can learn new tricks from the thousands of skills available for users to download, and Google is taking amazing steps with its assistant year after year. In 2018 Google presented Google Duplex, an A.I. capable of making an actual phone call with a natural, human-sounding voice.

Many tech reviewers hated the notch on the iPhone when it first came out. But the notch is a design necessity for the iPhone, and with slight innovation, such as under-display sensors and cameras, Apple can get rid of it. However, for the moment, the notch gives the iPhone its distinctive look.

Tech reviewers imagine improbable scenarios and base their reviews and videos around these scenarios. This is very distant from reality. The tech companies keep adding more “unnecessary” functions and the tech reviewers test those functions for the consumers.

Nevertheless, the notch is not as bad as reviewers want you to think. It in no way interferes with video watching or general phone functions. I think a dot in the middle of the screen is more irritating than a notch on the top of the phone, which does not affect the smartphone’s basic function.