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2) There still isn’t a default weather and calculator app on iPadOS?
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4) Digital Drivers Licenses is huge, and working with TSA is an amazing accomplishment but it’s going to need significant state government buy in, and not all states may want to play ball.
5) Same with corporate IDs - really awesome in theory, and I bet Apple will transition to this, but I can’t imagine other companies jumping to this in droves. Especially in healthcare. School IDs made sense and they really should roll this out to more institutions
6) Home keys - this is super cool and I wish my apartment building would adopt this but “no capital budget” seems to be the theme over the last year
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2) It is really strange at this point. Like, beyond curious, at this point it is a seriously confusing thing that cannot be accidental. Is there a company out there that owns a patent on built-in tablet calculator and weather apps or something? It's just inexplicable.
4, 5, and 6) Apple really shows it's weakness with this stuff. Apple really shines when it's in charge of the whole vertical process, in launching features in a fully integrated way from day 1. Take FaceTime for example - all these cool new features will be available on nearly all iPhones, iPads, and Macs almost at the same time. But when Apple needs third-party buy-in (healthcare, government, third-party integrators) they seem to fall flat. Apple is not alone in this, Google and Amazon also struggle with this. I think Apple has been promising super amazing Wallet and services integrations for years now, and they never seem to materialize (remember mini apps - what ever happened to that?)