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I fully understand and respect why companies routinely update and refine their products, often through incremental improvements. Sometimes minor or largely insignificant: revenue. However, from our perspective, I’ve reached a point of what could bes…
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decoderring said: Wow, I think this is the first time I’ve ever not wanted to install an update. I’ll do it because there are likely some security updates, but I wish it were possible to not have all the AI stuff that, for me, just creates b…
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williamlondon said: iadlib said: The days of Apple’s innovative and affordable products are behind us. Said every troll very unoriginally. I’d steer clear of calling anything “original.” Especially now. Those of us who’ve admire…
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iadlib said: The days of Apple’s innovative and affordable products are behind us. You've struck the apple right at its core. Under Tim Cook, Apple isn’t innovating — it’s iterating. Evolving products, not creating the future. It’s dishe…
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What to expect, when to expect it? I would suggest that you can expect the folding phone and iPad to be delivered around the same time as your Apple Car.
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Isn't this more of the same, i.e. Deja Vu, where Apple Maps directed motorists to an underpass straight into incoming flights
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apple4thewin said: Is he on temporary leave or just straight up out of there? (As in completely fired) Probably strolling the halls. Well, not exactly strolling the halls, but walking around in circles at Apple Park. As an aside if you a…
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Folding Apple Watch. The hell is that? I remember that donkey's years ago Jaeger-LeCoultre the venerable watchmaker came out with a double-sided watch. You had one face on one side and you could flip it over and look at an entirely different face. W…
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Yup. Books look great just not enough of them. The undisputed bookshelf of the world is still Amazon. Any book, any format, and every price range.
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Indirectly they are hobbling the iPhone experience. It is a sneaky way of killing off Apple in the EU zone. Trump, can you please impose a 30-day moratorium on the EU. Let's see how they like that?
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Kuminga said: Is there anymore doubt the EU is evil and anti American? Trump is right in this one Evil? No I don't think that they are evil, they are just doing what we are doing, protecting their market. Cook ought to pick up the phone…
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jonyo said: Pema said: I discovered quite the opposite. Having subscribed to the well-known top three I was blocked by all streaming services without exception. Every single one of them. Streaming services and other demographically pro…
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I discovered quite the opposite. Having subscribed to the well-known top three I was blocked by all streaming services without exception. Every single one of them. Streaming services and other demographically protected sites have found a way to dete…
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First off I was quite excited to be able to integrate ChatGPT into my Safari browser. But then I remembered that other than Brave - which I have been using for years - I do not use any other browser, especially Chrome or Safari which track queries a…
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If and when this mirage phone will ever see the light of day it will rest alongside the Vision Pro on the same shelf space waiting for customers who have more money than sense.
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Foldable iPad makes perfect sense. Avoid having to carry a separate keyboard-as-a-case. A foldable iPhone is a waste of time and money on a phone that by 2026 will reach the 20th anniversary of a product that has been milked just as long. Why not …
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eriamjh said:» show previous quotesIt’s same-old, same old. My socks are not impressed. "Same-o" is a slang term, a shortened version of "same old same old," used to indicate that a situation or someone's behavior remains unchanged, often in a …
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eriamjh said: Pema said: Apple doesn't disappoint. It will same-o, same-o repackaged as 'new and improved'. Just like your package of OMO at your supermarket. If you are expecting something to blow your socks on. No need to worry. They…
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Apologies that was meant to read 'blow your socks off'. Apropos I wondered why Warren Buffet sold a major part of his Apple shareholding. He praised Tim Cook as a great manager. That's why. Not a visionary.
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Apple doesn't disappoint. It will same-o, same-o repackaged as 'new and improved'. Just like your package of OMO at your supermarket. If you are expecting something to blow your socks on. No need to worry. They will stay on until a visionary CEO tak…