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jkichline wrote: » 1. Wrong. You can search for anything and you choose to buy or not. For instance, you can search Netflix, Hulu or iTunes and either pay a subscription or purchase the content. 2. They were showing sample games. It's up to app…
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Worst product update ever. Siri on the new Apple TV is basically just a virtual salesperson who helps you search for new content to buy. The games look especially lame. What would have made this worthwhile is a browser and support for a Bluetooth ke…
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Die, Apple Music Festival, DIE!
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It would be a big mistake for Apple not to release an iPad Air 3 this Fall, unless they're OK with losing even more tablet market share than they already have. A 12" iPad Pro will only be a niche product. Apple can't afford to stop pushing the envel…
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$647k? That's like Tim Cook's lunch money. Won't even be a blip on Apple's radar.
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OH HELL NO! I've been a happy T-Mobile customer for 5 years. There's no way I'm going to let that evil leech of a company, Comcast, become my cell provider. I'll switch to Sprint before I let that happen.
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ecats wrote: » It's an odd situation, but nearly any metrics you'd consider twitter a success but, because wall street expects twitter to be the next facebook, it's not getting good press. Nonsense. What Wall Street expects is something Twitter…
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jfc1138 wrote: » Testy aren't we? Try investing in a monitor that better resolves the sarcasm font. Try not mouthing off about things you know absolutely nothing about, for a change.
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jfc1138 wrote: » Indeed, Leica has really gone downhill. Maybe they should have stuck to film? Yeah, like you have a clue what you're talking about.
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It's entirely fitting that the new campus should have Steve Jobs' name on it. It was his brainchild and he was instrumental in getting the Cupertino city council to approve its construction.
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I had to chuckle when I read "the infamous non-reversible Type-A connector". It's a conundrum so trivial I'm not sure it even qualifies as a First World problem. That said, I like USB-C and think it offers some real benefits. However, I also think …
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tundraboy wrote: » This statement though is just plain petulant and silly: "If Apple wants to be a maker of expensive fashion gadgets that will be collecting dust in a drawer within a few years, good for them." As if adding luxury chops to tech c…
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macky the macky wrote: » That's a powerful statement. The fashion industry doesn't suffer posers...and only the real deal gets to speak. Apple has the chops in these two designer to be credible in the luxury market... I can't see Samsung, Google, …
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There was a time, long long ago, when Apple exercised leadership. Apple was the cutting edge of operating system design. Others looked to what Apple was doing and sought to imitate them. How times have changed. Apple is no longer a leader. The decli…
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This smacks of a new hotshot executive wanting to make her mark by shaking up things, mostly just for the sake of doing it. I have to ask myself just what is so broken about Apple Stores now that requires radical changes? Adding seating and projecti…
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magic_al wrote: » It's disingenuous to portray his being in Russia as political hypocrisy. He's in Russia because the U.S. cancelled his passport after he'd landed at the Moscow airport, which made it impossible for him to choose to be anywhere e…
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joogabah wrote: » I guess you didn't hear. The USA is actually the most adept at comprehensive spying on its citizens' and the world's communication. And we know this because of Snowden. You can't keep making the "freedom" argument once your …
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The irony here is so thick you could cut it with a knife. There's a glaring disconnect between his sanctimonious concerns about being spied on and the fact that he happens to be living in Russia, a country where the government spying on its citizens…
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At $27 it's a way better deal for what it does than the Apple Watch is at $350 for what it does. Yes, the Apple Watch does more, but it doesn't do $323 more.
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Who writes these headlines? You can't lose what you never had. Intel didn't "lose" Apple's iPad business, because it never had it in the first place. There have never been Intel CPUs in iPads.