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Benchmarked: Razer Blade Stealth versus 13-inch MacBook Pro with function keys
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro X, Compressor and Motion with new features
@fearless
YES, YES and YES.
Billions if not squillions in the bank and the way they treat their pro customers is like shite. I still feel anger that Aperture was DROPPED for what?? a pissy poor featured app called Photos. Gosh, I cannot count the number of pro photographers Apple managed to piss off in one fell swoop. I mean, surely with all that hard earned dosh they couldn't have employed a few extra software engineers, if only to support it into the future. -
Apple updates Final Cut Pro X, Compressor and Motion with new features
rfrmac said:This is it? This is a maintenance update with a new feature as far as FCPX is concerned. Apple continues to disappoint when it comes to supporting its' own products. -
Retroactive brings Aperture, iPhoto, iTunes back in macOS Catalina
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Apple's new 16-Inch MacBook Pro: Everything you need to know
linkman said:MacMan1993 said:I think Apple are raping customers over their prices for RAM, which you can't do a User Install. I also believe it should give a 3 year warranty with all products. Failure rates must be high not to do this. Apple should start giving better deals, after all it can afford to do it. Give something back Apple. Your customers will be far happier and your competitors will cry and lose sales to Apple. A win, win for everyone. -
Google surpasses Apple as world's most valuable company
poksi said:anantksundaram said:People can spin it any way they want, but this is just not good news. The market currently has absolutely no confidence in Apple's ability to generate value from future growth opportunities. And, we can criticize or chuckle at Google all we want (I often get in on it too), but they have a narrative that the market is buying in droves. As it currently does with Facebook and Microsoft as well.
Kudos to them.
Apple truly can and must do better on conveying some sense of who or what it wants to be 2, 5, 10 years out. This is not rocket science. Every major company does it in some form or the other. That's a huge part of what CEOs are paid to do. It involves much more than talking about "industrial era taxes", "dollar versus yuan", etc.
I realize a lot of people here do not own AAPL and therefore couldn't care less, but for those of us who have been very long-term shareholders of the company, this news hurts. There is simply no need for such underachievement. It's bewildering.
(And, please spare me the vacuous stuff about "Wall Street casino" and such; those are simply sound bites).
Oh and I have been an Apple user since 1998, but since Apple went backwards on the Mac Mini upgrade, created a MacPro only the seriously rich can afford, busted up the Aperture party, went all stupid and thin on everything....I've lost my patience with Apple.