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Conceptually this is really cool, but the hole punch is oddly misaligned on my Pixel 6, so I can’t imagine it looking good.
Software developer by day, insomniac by night.
Conceptually this is really cool, but the hole punch is oddly misaligned on my Pixel 6, so I can’t imagine it looking good.
What? There are plenty of third party weather apps on iOS. I’m not sure if iOS has those sticky Daemon notifications that Android has though, I don’t think I’ve ever seen them.
There are widgets though, both for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen, as well as little widgets for the watch if you have one of those.
Modern iOS is quite polished. Android could use a touch up with their widgets honestly.
iOS is kind of annoying to develop for. You kind of need to be entrenched in the Apple ecosystem to do it.
I also think there’s the niche part of it. Weather apps are kind of niche, if I’m going out I only care about the temps and whether or not it might rain, and iOS already has a great built in app for that. I love FOSS, but I’m not sure I care enough about my weather app to seek out a FOSS alternative to the default one.
Also I’m not sure Android has a weather app by default? I have a Pixel 6 as a work phone but don’t think I’ve ever checked for a weather app on it.
It’s no different from GPT knowing the plot of Aliens or who played the main role in Matilda.
It’s seen enough code to recognise the pattern, it knows an author name goes in there, and Phil Nash is likely a prolific enough author that it just plopped his name in there. It’s not intelligence, just patterns.