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The Quebec law does not state a duration for, say, battery life. That would be ludicrous considering that some devices are not meant to last as long as others. The law, however, incorporates the concept of “fitness”. That is, that a device must be useable for the length of time it has been sold for. The law does not require a device to remain in the same state than the day it was bought for the lifetime of the product, only that it remains usable. The law sets a quality baseline. And this baseline is not very high. It’s a consumer protection act after all. 

Leaks definitely harm Apple. Consumers? Not at all. 

AppleInsider said:

At this time, it isn't clear why Zhang left Rosenblatt.

In other words : "A discussion on the reasons he may have left is left as an exercise to the reader"

It seems to me that wifi 6 has barely stabilized (and not everything has stepped up to 6E, let alone 6), and already they’re trying to sell us a new standard? Nope! 

foregoneconclusion said:

Very useful guide. I can't help thinking that Apple has kind of lost their way with the iMac right now. It's just kind of strange...

The iMac is back to its original raison d’être: as a general use computer. All those supercharged versions that appeared in the last ~5 years came to be because there was no way for Apple to create something like the Mac Studio using intel chips. And the Mac Pro was way too expensive for most. However, now that there is a Mac Studio, there are no needs for overpowered iMacs. iMacs can once again be the family computer and general computing device they were intended to be, just like in 1999. Hence the return to colored cases.

digitol said:

I will probably never purchase a notch version of any Apple product. Hideous. 

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That’s because you never used a MacBook Pro. After 10 minutes, you’d have said : what notch ?

roake said:

A few properly place Hellfire missiles from an affected country would bring this type of activity to a stop pretty fast.

No, it wouldn’t. And it would be the equivalent of a declaration of war against another country while the perpetrators of the crime are not acting in the country’s name but for themselves.

The perpetrators can easily move from one area to another. The missile attack would simply end up killing civilians that have nothing to do with the crime. 

BiC said:

dk49 said:

Has Apple been able to patch Pegasus? 

Apple should bring all manufacturing back to America.  If you want to control the ecosystem tight.  This international nonsense must come to an end.

That won't change anything. The hackings happen because of software weaknesses and the software is US-designed.

It took Apple's departure to wake Intel up. All the years before, Intel lazily stood still.

charlesn said:

Even the $399 iPhone SE supports WiFi 6. 

The iPhone supports wifi 6 because the CPU is Apple’s and Apple CPUs are leading the pack technology-wise.