Apple Shares New 'Creativity Goes On' Video
Apple today shared a new video ad called "Creativity Goes On," which highlights people working from home, learning from home, FaceTiming one another, and more, with Apple products.
The video focuses on the ways that people are keeping entertained and communicating with one another while social distancing.
We have always believed deeply in the power of creativity. Now, more than ever, we're inspired by people in every corner of the world finding new ways to share their creativity, ingenuity, humanity and hope.
In the video's description, Apple highlights some of the stay at home tools and features that it has created for people, such as a new "Today at Apple (at Home)" initiative, activities for children, remote learning tutorials, and more.
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I think there’s such a tremendous wasted opportunity if they don’t work on FaceTime to make it cross platform or at least available on the web. Zoom is eating everyone’s lunch and it’s an app with a terrible track record of privacy. Apple could also use the opportunity to make FaceTime a work tool, enabling you to share your screen and allowing an organizer to take the lead on the microphone and choose one speaker at a time to talk.
Apple Watch has the ability to measure blood oxygenation which is a telltale sign of the virus. The feature was withheld due to inaccurate results but perhaps they could track larger swings without focusing on exact numbers. More directly, while the Watch doesn’t have a thermometer, your body’s core temperature affects the flow of blood when your vessels are constricted. This too can be measured by the Watch. Many of us have health devices strapped to our wrists. Let’s make use of that data.
I know this happened so suddenly but I hope that Apple has reprioritized its projects and is now instead focusing on things that will help us all get through this with the use of our technology and that we’ll see the results of that work very soon.