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Apple could not make a bigger mistake. It is because Apple is a U.S. company and the U.S. is car crazy that they have such a blind spot. Apple should be focussing on ways to reduce the need to travel and on the efficiency of the residual need. Car t…
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What a way to test sound quality - heavily compressed studio mush! Live-recorded orchestral or jazz would have been a better testing candidate.
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The first ever AI 'notes of interest' from an Apple results conference call not to mention Macs at all.
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The headline for this article screams "America is the World". There is no contradiction in the figures and no place for the headline.
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The future profit is in eliminating the need to travel or transport. Testorone-driven marketing of this kind looks very last century in retrospect.
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Perhaps because Apple is American and the U.S. is crazy about cars, this has been a blind-spot for Apple. They really, really should not be encouraging the end of the planet. Apple really ought to be investing in eliminating the need to travel.
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What is this article about? It offends every sense of the English language.
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I am dyslexic. I would be very interested if this app could help me. There is a single, one line claim, "Spritz also helps those with dyslexia as well". How? To what effect? Why? This is possibly the most significant claim made for Spritz yet is…
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Apple may have placed advance orders but this story is at odds with the sudden drastic discounting on the new MBP eco-system. Initial sales look like a shock to Apple. Wrong prices, not enough 'Pro'. Apple needs its fingers burning from time-to-time…
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I am frequently offended by the appaling writing standards on Apple Insider. A succession of cliches, jargon and tech-sad abreviations topped by content-free diarrhoea. Most of what appears could be more clearly expressed in 10% of the words. I can …
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Apple has a total blind spot here - they are American. The future is reducing the need to travel. Before then, public transport. Cars are ancient history, a mistake. Tim.
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Sometimes it better to confess. Attributing most global income to an entity that does not exist is plain wrong. It is immoral. I don't care what arrangement Apple and the Irish Government came to - they are equally culpable. So far, Apple has on…
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noivad wrote: » Your entire audio chain is only as good as the worst link in the chain. If you are playing MP3s on a $2000 amp on $4000 speakers, your MP3s will sound like the music has been dragged through mud because the lack of detail will be e…
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"Swift" is still all very 'C'. It is a 40 years' student's behind idea of a programming language. It is a non-starter. Where is parallelism? Where is 'intention' over 'how'? Apple has failed. The rest is history.
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If this were the case, functional languages would have taken over several decades ago. The average intelligence of the programmer is the limiting factor. Sorry - it is hard to say - but true.
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Quote: Originally Posted by pauldfullerton I think this is one of the most significant announcements by Apple is recent years. Although C-variants including Obj-C, are powerful in the right hands, they are just 2nd generation languages in the s…
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The repeated use of "going forward" grates. Please desist.
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I disagree that the 1st generation iPad Mini is difficult to recommend. 1) It is still an iPad that can run all iPad apps; 2) It is lighter and thinner (albeit marginally) than the 2nd generation iPad Mini; 3) It costs significantly less than the …
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The highlight for me was Justin Long as Steve Jobs screaming at the Justin Long character for his poor acting ability (20 takes and counting) interrupted by a fist-fight with Bill Gates in front of the cameras - i.e. the real Mac and PC. Also loved …