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nunzy said:

Apple customers don't usually buy downscale junk like Ikea. Android users are more their ilk.

I have them throughout my home, they integrate seamlessly with HomeKit, work like a charm, and are affordable. Where’s the loss? That Apple snobbery really has to stop guys.

Speaking as a person that actually owns and uses Trådfri, with HomePod as a hub, I literally feel like Jean Luc Picard on the Enterprise. Siri, do this, that and the other. More importantly, through HomeKit, time of day integrations and actions just work via Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad. Config was straightforward for me. And best of all its the most affordable lighting system on the market. So if it didn’t work or was a dud, no big deal because I didn’t invest a lot in it.

please stop. If no one can see this speculation and sell off is merely the work of hedge fund managers, i have no idea what you will see. Even Kramer has said in the past that when he ran his hedge, whenever he needed a quick uptick in profits, get someone to float bad news about Apple. That would move the meter and he and other folks hedging Apple lower would make a ton. Yet it plays out every earning season, people sell on fear, hedgers get rich, and when the price is low enough they buy again. Wash rinse repeat. And every earnings period, people act like they have never seen the same behavior before. Sad.

I just bought the Orbi. And let me tell you good people, on a wireless iMac 5K w/a 150Mbps Xfinity connection, from Florida to Georgia, just oh my goodness! 

If I may, maybe this would stand as an example of why. They have the metadata fields ready to go and the OS’s and applications are primed and ready to use them. Now if we could just get the creatives to take advantage of them, life would be easier for all.

sog35 said:

charlesgres said:

Yeah, as if Cook himself personally is responsible for solving the bug...

Anyways, you can also just enter your search term in the spotlight(?) screen, when you swipe down or left on the home screen, and then select 'search on web'..

Yes Cook is responsible ultimately. He is the CEO.

Problem is this is not an isolated occurence.  iOS/OSX and Apple Apps and services have experienced way more bugs since the Steve Jobs days. 

Apple Music deleting playlists and files
iPad Pro crashing when being charged
Safari problems
Maps debacle
AppleTV having no keyboard/Remote App support
iTunes a total dumpster fire.

The list goes on and on. The farther we get away from Jobs the more confusing, cluttered, and bug infested Apple services is becoming. 

Thank you so much!  After the day i have had i needed a strong laugh.  I guess antenna gate, cracks in the G4 Cube, as others have stated MobileMe, iPod Hi-Fi didn't happen under Jobs watch either huh?  When we fail to acknowledge the failure in others, we become the failure.

tallest skil said:

welshdog said:

Does Dre look like a gangster?

If he didn't, wouldn't that hurt his brand's image?

Be careful, your racism is showing