The slightly flashier and somewhat more readable San Francisco font first appeared on the Apple Watch, which was shown in September 2014 and released last month. Given the considerably smaller displays used on 38mm and 42mm Apple Watches, Apple developed the San Francisco font “specifically for legibility,” according to a description of typography on the Apple Watch Human Interface webpages for developers. San Francisco scales more dynamically to “maintain clarity and legibility” regardless of text size. Users OS X Yosemite to use San Francisco Ever since switching to particularly thin weights of Helvetica Neue in iOS 7, Apple has been chastised for using a font that emphasizes clean lines over readability, and San Francisco is intended to solve this.

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According to the sources familiar with the decision to move to the San Francisco type face on iOS and OS X, Apple higher-ups also believe that the new look will serve to refresh its familiar operating systems, helping iOS and OS X to avoid becoming stale. However, some Apple engineers have told us that they are not fans of the new font, which may look particularly rough on non-Retina screens. Installing a new system-wide font is also not as simple as it may seem. The change requires Apple to tweak all of its pre-bundled applications across iOS and OS X to fit the new font. It also requires additional quality assurance testing to ensure that the font does not unintentionally alter usability at different font sizes, or across third-party App Store apps.

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Multiple Apple employees tell us that new daily builds of OS X 10.11 and iOS 9 began including the new font toward the end of March. Apple will likely also push developers to redesign their apps ahead of the new font’s general release this fall. Some third-party developers have already started to redesign their apps for San Francisco, which began to stretch beyond the Apple Watch when the new debuted with keyboard characters printed in the new font. While Apple is certainly well into the process of redesigning its two main operating systems to match the Apple Watch’s typography, sources did warn that Apple could ultimately choose to retain Helvetica Neue this year and push back or cancel its plans for San Francisco. The will be held on Monday, June 8th. 3 years ago What annoys me is if you are watching a video and need to read the description you have to quit the video, read the description and wait it to load again.

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The Apple TV should keep the cache for few minutes so you can back to the video faster or have access to the description over the video, like any cable TV. Also, you should be able to exit an app and access the home screen saving the state of this app. So, when you re-open it you don’t have to navigate everything again to find the video you were watching. Do you think it’s only one person working on OS X? You don’t think that maybe, just maybe, it’s like a whole department of hundreds or thousands of engineers, with many groups/divisions with different responsibilities??

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Like a group whose best talents are in fixing bugs, while another group is great at visual design and fonts and has no clue how to fix those bugs You don’t think that’s how it works there? You don’t think Apple hires lots of engineers for different roles??

And two people liked this comment? Jeez you people never worked in a real company I guess. Come on people.

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There are a lot of non-retina screens still around; we’re not all ready to upgrade just like that. I’m sure most of us will in time, but until then. For screen fonts, readability is in the eye of the beholder, literally. We all like what we like. Apertures and kerning make a big difference to readability. Tight apertures and too tight kerning pretty ensure tired eyes, especially as we age. San francisco has more generous apertures than helvetica — that is not in question, that’s a bit of science.

And the kerning is not as tight as that used with helvetica. In fact, generous apertures mean you can get away with tighter kerning. For those thinking helvetica is a modern font, well, it is a modernist font, created in 1957, although it draws heavily on akzidenz grotesk designed in the 1896. Fonts designed for devices and screens are truly modern fonts, e.g., lucida grande and san francisco are far more modern than helvetica.