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bdkennedy said:

Steve would have done something for the person that bought it.

Multiple countries, hundreds of stores + online sales. Kind of hard to say who actually got #1,000,000,000.

stevenoz said:

Ignore Donald. He's almost gone.

Without taking sides--he's an incumbent with a decent economy; chances are he has another four.

Agree with Xed. At no time did Disney say they were including first run movies in the subscription. If it weren't for COVID people would be paying $15/viewer plus other expenses at the theater. It's rather unreasonable to think that after putting a couple hundred million into a movie that Disney (or any other production company) is just going to give it away.

Seems to me that blood oxygen will largely be a cool party trick. A) Unless you are quite sick, your O2 is normal. If you are quite sick and aren't getting enough O2 your body detects it and you feel short of breath and start breathing faster/harder. The O2 sensor gives you a number; whether you head to the doctor or not will depend on how you feel.

Now, if they could get an accurate blood glucose (i.e. blood sugar) monitor, I think that will be a game changer. (But that one is likely a ways off.)

snow66 said:

It is going to be interesting to see how Apple takes advantage of their huge cash reserves over the remainder of the calendar year.  

You're right. Apple is uniquely positioned to jump ahead of the competition.
Also, I'm guessing that Apple has been buying a whole bunch of AAPL.

This is Apple Insider, not Apple-technology Insider. A lot of people are interested to see what happened to Scott since he was one of Steve's right hand men. 

It would also be very easy to not read and comment on the article if it doesn't appeal to you.