rickwil61

Probably what the real beef is, is that governments don't like people buying products that are not easy for them to snoop on.  Apple takes its user security seriously and that probably doesn't sit well with the intelligence agencies.  Apple achieved its market position by making superior products.  Unless Apple is doing something illegal to sabotage its competitors then the government needs to stay out.  It seems that they get nervous if anybody is "too successful."  Being successful is becoming a crime. 

VictorMortimer said:

dominikhoffmann said:

This is really disgusting. Yet another way to cheapen the marital act!

LOL at the puritan who thinks sex has anything to do with marriage.

Sex inside a healthy marriage is a powerful force for good.  It creates families and strengthens the bond between the husband and wife which contributes to a stable home for children to grow up in.  Can you tell me what sex outside of marriage has accomplished?  Notice that I’m not questioning anybody’s right to do it because they have the right. My question is what good has come from such behavior?

Jobs discovered something a long time ago that the “experts” can’t figure out.  That is if you make a quality product that people love, they will buy it.  I hope that Apple never loses that lesson. I think slowing down the features in the next IOS release and squashing bugs is the right move.  I hope Apple continues to follow its own course and takes the vision of its founder to the next level.

I think that one of the primary reasons that Apple has been restrictive on RAM upgrades is the hit on battery life.  Hopefully this will become less of an issue as technology develops.