12Strangers

Whenever someone says that it’s not about the money it’s about the principle - it’s about the money.

30% is actually low for retail markup.

It seems epic and Nvidia should be investigated for antitrust violations and consumer fraud issues re: the secret side deal. This is, apparently, epic’s SOP try getting a little side deal and if the other company doesn’t give in, then go public with a smear campaign.  Sony would you care to comment?

Let me get this out of the way first; Spotify your “music service” sucks. The world would be a much better place without your service.

Hey Epic those rules have been in place at least 10 years.  Why did you wait until now to pull this petty publicity stunt?
By the way, 30% is a normal markup on any product(actually it’s on the low side). 

muthuk_vanalingam said:

ravnorodom said:

Watch. The moment this folding iPhone is out, Samsung will release ultra folding origami phone. 

Just FYI - Samsung has already launched 3 generations of folding phones. By time Apple comes out with their own version of folding phone (assuming late 2023 at the earliest), Samsung would be on 5th generation of foldable phones.

Assuming there are still enough people buying them. I personally don’t see any additional functionality but I do see many new points of failure (including the look of it).

Uh, who buys earbuds of any kind because they think they are "cool"? 

GeorgeBMac said:

Jake says "Thank You!"

I’m sorry to be a ___k but this is not funny in any way.

viclauyyc said:

Why sue Apple except for money grab?

Apple was streaming the concert online, the whole idea is so people don’t need to go to the concert. 

Why not sue the bus company because they give people ride to the concert. Or sue Coca-cola as they provide drink?

Whenever a person or persons file a civil complaint they must name every person and/or entity even remotely involved to avoid the appearance of preferential exclusion. 

OutdoorAppDeveloper said:

Did Apple Music stream the video of the concert or just the audio? One fan climbed up onto a camera stand to yell to the camera man to stop the concert because people were dying. The camera man reacted with anger and threatened to have her thrown off the high stand. If that was an Apple employee or contractor, this is very much an Apple story.

Hey Ye, take your meds and shut up.

In the video it is quite obvious that as the person grabs the iPad with both hands he is using a considerable amount of force to bend the iPad.