clexman

While I'm enjoying all the commentary from so many global trade 'experts', I just wanted to add that this is one of the best, balanced and informative articles I've ever seen on AI. It was full of facts without any sign of bias or personal opinion from the author.

SGilbert said:

Many of us have only an iPhone; no watch, no ear plugs.  You failed miserably on that!

Secondly, MagSafe charging does work great on a charger while 'hanging' in the air, BUT...with a case, mostly not.
It will fall off. With a case, however, it will charge reliably while laying flat on a MagSafe charger.  
You failed miserably on that also!

I went to the forums and signed in just so I could hit the dislike button on your post.

I'd like to see new Apple TV hardware that supports upcoming Home Hub features. It would be nice to have something to play with until the new hardware arrives.

An iPhone SE would be quite the letdown. Hopefully there is something unexpected or with a twist.

I should start applying for jobs as a race car driver and sue if anyone hires a younger candidate. I've been driving really fast for over 20 years, so if I'm not hired it must be because of my age and nothing to do with my ability to perform a specific job related to something I have great amounts of experience in.

Well this is quite the shortsighted take.

Stick to Apple rumors.

Both company statements are accurate.

Epic submitted an app for all app stores. Apple said the app is fine, but Epic needs to uncheck the box for the app to be available in the US, thus stopping it from being published worldwide.

Epic can simply resubmit the app without the request for it to be available in the US and it will be approved. Apple wants Epic to submit a US only version of the app for some reason only known to them.

So yes, Apple has blocked the app submission worldwide, but Epic can resubmit versions limited to certain markets.

Apple is making some deliberate moves for a currently non-public reason. Epic is doing the same.

I don't want the BBC's logo to appear when I use another company's app. It makes perfect sense the way it currently works.